Vancouver Queer Film Festival

Vancouver Queer Film Festival
Come out and play at the 22nd Annual Vancouver Queer Film Festival!

Vancouver’s second largest film festival presents 90 diverse films from over a dozen countries, August 12–22. Dive into provocative documentaries, stunning dramas and spicy romances. Then join in this summer’s most outrageous parties and find out why #2 is way more fun than #1.

Join us for some fun at a screening of Watercolours on August 20, 6:30 PM at Empire Granville, 855 Granville Street!

Tickets go on sale July 17. For tickets, contests, films and more, visit queerfilmfestival.ca.

Gayday @ Playland!

Event date: 
July 17, 2010 - 12:00pm - 8:00pm

From the Vancouver Pride website:

"This is a unique LGBT event at Playland. The crowd comes out wearing red t-shirts and all around, there’s a sea of red on rides, at games and around the beer garden! Your favourite carnival games, rides, roller coasters, corn-dogs and candy floss are all there in a private area as well as live entertainment, stages and a private beer garden.

Save $5 and buy your tickets for $28.50 from the Pride Office, Little Sisters or at the Gate on the day."

A small PrideUBC contingent will be meeting up and going together! Please e-mail me at prideubc@gmail.com to let me know if you'll be joining us.

Hope summer has been treating you well!
Cole Brown
Communications Coordinator

End of the Year Bonfire

Event date: 
April 24, 2010 - 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Hey all,

Come join us at Wreck Beach for a bonfire under the (hopefully) beautiful night sky. It's been a great year. Many of us are going away for the summer or won't be back next year. If anyone is interested in bringing food or drinks, that'd be great!

See you then!

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tuningOUT

Thursday, March 25, 2010 - 12:10am

Is it the role of our education system to uphold so-called "moral" standards on the student body, or should our schools be opening, places of education and learning, regardless of sexuality, gender identity, race, etc?
Here are some event that have affected the schools at various levels.

The administration at Itawamba Agricultural...

"Pride UBC is an AMS resource group that offers educational and social services dealing with sexuality to the UBC community, including but not limited to students, staff, and faculty. Pride UBC provide support and information to those who self identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgendered; assists people who are coming out; supplies a forum for dialogue about sexuality; holds social events, and educates the wider UBC community about the variation in human sexuality. Members of the group come from diverse backgrounds and everyone is welcome regardless of sexuality."

Resource Groups

Check out the other AMS Resource Groups here:

Coming soon...