Pride in the Word 2023
July 8, 2023 @ 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm
$27.96The largest Pride literary event in Canada features six writers bringing an intersectional lens to our 2SLGBTQIA+ communities with words and performance.
FEATURING
– Tony Correia
– Adele Barclay
– Tash McAdam
– Tony Correia
– Adele Barclay
– Tash McAdam
More Author announcements coming soon!
*** Accessibility ***
The Victoria Conference Centre is an accessible venue, including including lifts, elevators, ramps, automatic doors, accessible parking, and wheel chair seating.
Here is a link to an interactive accessibility map:
Cost: Tickets $25.00 sold via eventbrite + select number sold at the door.
(Sliding scale & pay-it-forward) purchase two tickets and pass one on to a community member.
ABOUT THE VICTORIA PRIDE FESTIVAL
Presented by the Victoria Pride Society, the Victoria Pride Festival provides opportunities for local 2SLGBTQIA+ communities to be visible, to celebrate, to advocate and to feel connected to community.
Presented by the Victoria Pride Society, the Victoria Pride Festival provides opportunities for local 2SLGBTQIA+ communities to be visible, to celebrate, to advocate and to feel connected to community.
The Victoria Pride Festival 2023 will be June 29 to July 9. A full list of festival events can be found on the Victoria Pride website: https://victoriapridesociety.org/pride-2023/
ABOUT THE VICTORIA PRIDE SOCIETY
VPS creates opportunities for visibility, collaboration, ongoing conversations and celebration as we work towards equity for all community members who are Gender, Sexuality and/or Relationship Diverse (GSRD).
VPS creates opportunities for visibility, collaboration, ongoing conversations and celebration as we work towards equity for all community members who are Gender, Sexuality and/or Relationship Diverse (GSRD).
The Victoria Pride Society acknowledges that it organizes and works on the traditional territories of the Lekwungen peoples, and that the land’s historical relationships with the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples have existed since time immemorial. Further to this acknowledgement, the Victoria Pride Society affirms that colonialism, and the attitudes and practices that have accompanied it, contributes to systemic discrimination and violence against Indigenous Peoples.
