Arts

Out in Vancouver: May 12-17, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Culture

LGBT Xpo 2016 will be the biggest yet

Recently revived expo draws more vendors than ever before

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Zee Zee Theatre thrilled to launch new Brad Fraser play in Canada

Gay playwright deliberately wrote 5 @ 50 for an all-female cast

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Out in Toronto: May 5-11, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Out in Vancouver: May 5-11, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Arts

Contact’s queer best in 2016

Top picks for Toronto’s annual photography festival

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Holding Patterns with Amanda Rheaume

Singer/songwriter’s new album delves into breakups, heartache

By Serafin LaRiviere

Culture

Pride Toronto unveils full schedule

Government leaders, crowd favourite panelists and drag queens everywhere

By Andrew Jacome

Arts

Why being deaf and being queer are ‘very similar’

Landon Krentz’s self-portrait as a deaf-queer artist

By Hannah Ackeral

Arts

Pride around the country

Our list of Pride celebrations across Canada

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Out in Ottawa: May 1-15, 2016

Choice events in the city

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Out in Toronto: April 28-May 4, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Jeremy Willard

Power

Exploring Kind and Planned Parenthood’s new digs

New Ottawa centre combines two community groups

By Adrienne Ascah

Arts

Out in Vancouver: April 28-May 4, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Arts

How gay were Botticelli and Abraham’s son Isaac?

New double-bill extravaganza from playwright Jordan Tannahill explores queerdom in mythical and biblical re-tellings

By Phil Villeneuve

Arts

Meet the woman changing the face of street fashion

Sara Geffrard isn’t afraid to flaunt her masculine side, and the world is following suit

By Ayesha Kelman

Arts

Videofag closes shop

William Ellis and Jordan Tannahill on folding the space, ending their relationship, and what’s next for their lives

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Mormon parents meet their dead gay son’s boyfriend in new musical

‘It isn’t about religion being bad, or gay being good,’ says Facing East producer

By Mark Robins