Woodstock Pride
Pride Event Calendar
We are please to be able to bring you some wonderful and fun events for Woodstock's first Pride. Our event schedule is still fluid as we are hoping to be able to add a few more events.
The full details of the confirmed events are below in order of the date.
Gayme Night & Social
Thursday, May 30th from 7:00pm-10:00pm Cross Creek Brewing, Main Street, Woodstock
Meet up with friends or make some new ones. Enjoy an evening of fun and being yourself in a safe space at Cross Creek Brewing. Games are provided.
Those under 19 can also attend, but need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian and at the discretion of the bartender.
Non-alcoholic beverages are available
*This event is free to enter
Pride Fundraiser Kick Off
Join us as we welcome Run The River and He/She/They to help us kick off the first Woodstock Pride. Thanks to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #11 as our venue and safe space to sit back, have a drink, and enjoy the music.
There will be a 50/50 draw with proceeds going to help with future community-based projects for The Rainbow Crosswalk.
There will be some Pride merchandise such as pins, buttons, flags and key chains and they are available by donations
This event is for All Ages. Tickets for adults: $23 and those under 19: $12
Tickets are easy to purchase by scanning the QR Code or visiting www.Showpass.com/rainbowcrosswalk
Drag Story Time
Our very own local Western Valley Drag Queen Artist, Amour Love, is heading our way for a celebration of reading for Woodstock Pride.
Amour Love will be reading Paper Bag Princess, My Shadow is Purple, and A Prince and Knight.
Join The Rainbow Crosswalk on Saturday June 8th at 11:00am for stories, fun and you can even have your picture taken with Amour Love if you want.
This is a closed event and requires registering before June 6th. Registration is by email: therainbowcrosswalk@gmail.com
Adults must be accompanied by a child.
*This event is free because of donations.
Woodstock Drag Show & Dance
You're in for night to remember. Join us as we welcome previous and new Drag Artists to help us celebrate our Pride.
Saturday, June 15th at 8:00pm, the doors open with the fun beginning at 9:00pm at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #11 in Woodstock.
But wait, there is more... after the show, you can have a photo with your favourite artist and then dance the night away.
Tickets are just $20.00 and the first 40 people to reserve their tickets before May 31st, will receive a Pride swag gift from The Rainbow Crosswalk.
Len & Cub: A Queer History
We are honoured and excited to be able to showcase the story of Len & Cub: A Queer History. Authors Dusty Green and Meredith J. Batt will be at the River Arts Centre on Main Street in Florenceville-Bristol on Saturday June 22nd at 2:00pm to discuss their book.
Queer history has existed since there were humans, but most often, that history was ignored and not recorded. To have documents which allows us to glimpse Queer love, not just as words on a page, but images that express love, is a true gift.
There will be a presentation and a short reading. Limited books will be available for sale.
Seating is limited.
*This is event is free because of donations.
A Family friendly Potluck Picnic
As our very first month-long Pride celebrations come to a close, join us for a family-friendly safe space at our Pride Potluck Picnic.
Bring along your favourite food to share and something to serve it with, grab a blanket or chair, the kids and sunscreen and don't forget your chosen family & friends to make this a fun-filled and inclusive event.
We will supply the plates, cutlery, cups and beverages.
We will be starting at 12:00pm Noon until 2:00pm, and you are welcome to stay and play longer.
There is a playground to use and washrooms are close by.
*We understand some people may be dealing with food security concerns. Please, if you want to attend, but are not able to bring an item to share, consider arriving a little earlier and help us set up or clean up. All are welcome in our Pride!
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