• September 1 at 5 pm
• Place D’Youville
• Free

• Organized by Divergenres
• September 2 at 4 pm
• Victoria Park (details to come)
• Free
• Description

  In preparation for the Quebec City Pride Festival Solidarity Walk, Divergenres will host a sign-making workshop at Victoria Park.

  Supplies available on site
  Cardboard, paint and brushes, tape, permanent colored pencils, and sticks to make signs. People can bring their own supplies.

  – Open to trans people and their allies
  – Information about the exact location in Victoria Park (or the indoor venue in case of rain) will be shared a few days before the event
  – Accessible for people with limited mobility
  – Families and children are welcome!

  Divergenres
  Divergenres is a non-profit organization whose mission is to educate the public on the realities and issues surrounding gender plurality, to provide support services to people questioning their gender identity or in transition, and to offer inclusive and accessible spaces for trans, non-binary, queer and gender non-conforming people. Divergenres is the leading resource in the greater Quebec City area on the subject of gender plurality.
  Divergenres website

• Organized by Les Vegans du Genre
• September 2 at 6 pm
• Saint-Suave Librairie-Café
• Free, voluntary contributions encouraged
• Description

  Les Vegans du Genre are holding an open stage during the Quebec City Pride Festival! You can either attend the various performances and discover new talents, or be in the spotlight and present a small performance as a King, Queen or Queer-Thing. Interested in performing at this colorful event? Check out the following link: *inscriptions to perform are now closed*

  Les Vegans du Genre
  Les Végans du Genre (VDG) is a new collective that was created in March 2022. This collective is quite innovative in Quebec City! Made up of drag queens, drag kings and drag queers of various levels of stage experience, the goal remains the same: to experiment with gender fluidity through the art of drag. Very few in Quebec City, drag kings can build their experience with the VDGs, and learn and develop their persona. Drag queens, on the other hand, are often still constrained to a conformist gender expression format, and the VDG collective wishes to offer a space for more creative liberty

• September 2 at 6 pm
• Place D’Youville
• Free
• Description

  Marjo
  A poignant and genuine rocker, Marjo offers you her greatest hits and some of her most beautiful ballads. Accompanied by her three musicians and three special guests, Maxime Landry, Tranna Wintour, and Patsy Gallant, she is sure to inspire you with her energy and share her passion for music.

• September 3 at 1:30 pm
• Hot Yoga Prana studio
• Free, reservation required
• Description

  The Quebec City Pride Festival in collaboration with Hot Yoga Prana studio is pleased to offer you this free activity. The class is for beginners and intermediates and is a soft Vinyasa with music.

  Free
  Reservation required – Places are limited!
  Mask is mandatory

  Click here to book your spot!

• September 3, 11 am to 4 pm
• Saint-Jean Street
• Free
• Description

  The  Community Day of the 18th edition of the Quebec City Pride Festival will take place on September 3, 2022. Don’t miss your chance to participate!

  Activities, social gatherings, and entertainment
  Many local businesses on Saint-Jean Street and from other parts of town will be celebrating diversity directly on Saint-Jean Street! You can also meet different community associations. Tempo Swing, Cirque du monde (Gratt’Ciel), À Pieds Levés and Chœur Gai de Montréal will also be there.

  Desjardins Family Fun-Zone
  Enjoy the Desjardins Family Fun-Zone located in the parking lot of the Caisse Desjardins (550 Saint-Jean Street).

  Screening
  MIELS-Québec will be at le Drague on Saturday and Sunday to offer free screenings from 2 pm to 8 pm.

• Organized by Croisières AML
• September 3 at 11:30 am
• Quai Chouinard
• Click here to buy your ticket
• Description

  As part of the Quebec City Pride Festival, join us for the only drag brunch on the river in Quebec City!

  An exciting show featuring Scarlett Paris Evans, Jojo Bones, Gabry Elle, IGAnne, and Narcissa Wolfe

• September 3 at 3 pm
• Place D’Youville
• Free

• September 3 at 7:30 pm
• Place D’Youville
• Free
• Description

  The Quebec City Pride Festival presents a unique show hosted by the one and only Rita Baga and featuring artists from Canada’s Drag Race.

  The show will feature performances by Juice Boxx, Océane Aquablack, Adriana The Bombshell, Icesis Couture, Lady Boom Boom, and Gisèle Lullaby.

• Organized by Les Galopins
• September 3 at 11 am
• Place D’Youville
• Free
• Description

  As part of the Quebec City Pride Festival, Les Galopins invite you to a walk through the streets of Quebec City to discover the gay establishments popular during the golden age of gay nightlife, the disco years (1976-1980). The information comes from Michel-Emile Gendron’s book, La vie gays à Québec.

  Les Galopins
  A group for LGBTQ+ community runners and walkers and their allies. Member of the Frontrunner association.

  – For all those interested in the gay history of Quebec City
  – Meeting space: Place D’Youville, in front of Le Diamant
  – Approximate walking time: 1h30

Free

• September 4 at 1 pm
• Place D’Youville
• Free
• Description

  On Sunday, September 4, 2022, the Quebec City Pride Festival invites you to take part in its popular Solidarity March highlighting the struggles and achievements of the 2SLGBTQiA+ community. This is an opportunity to remember past struggles but also to celebrate the richness of sexual and gender diversity.

  A sign-making activity hosted by Divergenres will be held in Victoria Park on September 2, for more information click here.

• Organized by La Coalition des familles
• September 4
• Location to be announced
• Description

  Details to come

• September 4 at 2:30 pm
• Place D’Youville
• Free
• Description

  The Emerging Scene of the Quebec City Pride Festival features artists from the Capitale-Nationale local scene right at Place D’Youville.

  2:30 pm: The Johans

  The Johans is a folk band from the Quebec City area. Formed by Émilie (banjo/guitar) and Cynthia (vocals/guitar) in 2013, this female duo sways between old American folk and current indie folk. Step into their very own world, which evokes the traditional musical themes of this style.

  4:30 pm: LYD

  LYD is Ann-Lydia Plourde’s latest solo project. Visceral, explosive, feminine, she serves us music for lovers of franco-pop-electro-808-sad.

Free

• September 4 at 7:30 pm
• Place D’Youville
• Free
• Description

  The Quebec City Pride Festival presents a local drag show with Barbada de Barbades and Jojo Bones as hosts.

  Come party with Gabry Elle, IGAnne, Dory, Stivy, Axelle, Aliss Love, Narcissa, Nicky Gee, and Will Charmer!

  This show will make you dance to the rhythm of the biggest dancefloors in the world! Several musical styles will be featured: classical, country, disco, electro, and pop.

• Organized by Le RLQ & Le Collectif Plurielles
• September 5 at 9 am
• Maelstrøm Saint-Roch | 181 St-Vallier Est
• No reservation required
• Description

  The Réseau des Lesbiennes du Québec (RLQ), the Collectif Plurielles and Mælstrøm Saint-Roch invite you to brunch during the Quebec City Pride Festival. The first 20 people will get a free brunch (provided they are members of the RLQ and Collectif Plurielles). Membership is free.

  10 gift bags will also be randomly drawn among the members present. This basket will include three magazines on the history of the Lesbian Days of Visibility (2020, 2021, and 2022), the RLQ History, and surprises.

  Réseau des Lesbiennes du Québec
  Founded in 1996, the Réseau des Lesbiennes du Québec is an organization dedicated to the collective defense of the rights of sexually diverse women in Quebec. Click here to become a member of the RLQ.

  Collectif Plurielles
  Founded in 2017, the Collectif Plurielles is a queer, feminist, and volunteer collective in which women, queer and non-binary people are highlighted. Click here to become a member of the Collectif Plurielles

• Organized in collaboration with EY
• September 5 at 6 pm
• Morrin Centre – Cultural Centre
• Free, reservation required
• Description

  In collaboration with EY, the Quebec City Pride Festival invites you to a round-table on 2SLGBTQ+ issues related to lesbian visibility. This round-table will be animated by members of the Collectif Plurielles and the Réseau des Lesbiennes du Québec (RLQ).

  Panelists:
  Sheba Akpokli
  Florence Gagnon
  Jani Barré
  Laure Neuville

  – Free
  – Accessible to people with limited mobility

  Click here to book your spot!

• September 5 at 7 pm
• LaScène Lebourgneuf | 815 Lebourgneuf Blvd, suite 200
• $20 before taxes per person
• Description

  Play presented as part of the 2022 Quebec City Pride Festival.

  Rotterdam is a two-hour play with intermission. It features Alice and Fiona who have been in love for seven years. On New Year’s Eve, Alice finally decides to come out to her parents. But before she sends her email, Fiona wants to tell her something: she is a man… Is our core identity always in line with the sex we were assigned at birth? Do we love a person or their gender? Alice loses her bearings: confusion, shock, and doubt… Rotterdam takes a shockingly frank look at trans-identity issues, with a refreshing touch of humor that will surely fuel your next discussions! – A text by Jon Brittain, translated into French by Édith Patenaude.

  The company:
  Rotterdam is the first production of Edgar: Delirium theater. The director is Adamo Ionata, the technical director is Erik Ayotte, Valérie Gagné, Dany Lavoie and Jérémy Carrier-Lévesque. The characters are played by Samuel Fortin, Stéphanie Hamel, Marianne Jutras and Frédérick Labonté Beaulac.

  – Reservation required
  – Accessible to people with limited mobility
  – Parking available on-site

  Tickets available soon

• Organized in collaboration with EY
• September 6 at 6 pm
• Morrin Centre – Cultural Centre
• Free, reservation required
• Description

  In collaboration with EY, the Quebec City Pride Festival invites you to a round-table on 2SLGBTQ+ issues related to the BIPOC communities.

  Panelists:
  Mbaï-Hadji Mbaïrewaye
  Mona Belleau
  Miss Dupré Latour
  Dj White Fatigue (Arianne Blanchette)

  – Free
  – Accessible to people with limited mobility

  Click here to book your spot!

• Organized in collaboration with EY
• September 7 at 6 pm
• Morrin Centre – Cultural Centre
• Free, reservation required
• Description

  In collaboration with EY, the Quebec City Pride Festival invites you to a round-table on 2SLGBTQ+ issues in the sporting world.

  Panelists:
  Guylaine Demers
  Marc Durand
  Pascal Clément
  Marilou St-Pierre

  – Free
  – Accessible to people with limited mobility

  Click here to book your spot!

• Organized in collaboration with EY
• September 8 at 6 pm
• Morrin Centre – Cultural Centre
• Free, reservation required
• Description

  In collaboration with EY, the Quebec City Pride Festival invites you to a round-table on 2SLGBTQ+ issues related to municipal politics.

  Panelists:
  Louis-Filip Tremblay
  Michèle Lalonde
  Ariane Marchand-Labelle

  – Free
  – Accessible to people with limited mobility

  Click here to book your spot!

• Organized by MIELS-Québec
• September 8 at 6 pm
• MIELS Québec | 625 Chouinard Av.
• 18 years and +
• $5 + taxes | Reservation required
• Description

  As part of the Quebec City Pride Festival, MIELS-Québec is inviting you to come and socialize around a delicious BBQ! The BBQueer is the festive and exciting event not to be missed to socialize with other members of our beautiful LGBTQ+ communities!

  – Great food (hot dogs including vegetarian options, salads, etc.);

  – Non-alcoholic beverages (soft drinks, mocktails);

  – A festive and memorable atmosphere;

  – Fun games and thrilling activities waiting for you;

  – Participation and door prizes;

  And of course, lots of lovely people!

  You can bring your own alcohol, it is allowed.

  This event will take place at MIELS-Québec, in the outdoor courtyard at 625 Chouinard Av.

  Please notify us as soon as possible if you cannot attend after registering at prevention@miels.org

  Under reservation only, click here to book your spot. Places are limited!

  *The event will be canceled in case of bad weather.

• Organized in collaboration with the Collectif Plurielles
• September 8 at 8 pm
• Maelstrøm Saint-Roch | 181 St-Vallier Est
• Tickets between $11.59 and $22.04
• Description

  The Collectif Plurielles, the Quebec City Pride Festival, and Mælstrøm Saint-Roch are joining forces to offer you a Plurielles evening worthy of the name. For this 2022 edition, we invite you on September 8th to discover the artist Soraï. We will wrap up the evening with our regular and electrifying DJ White Fatigue (Ariane Blanchette).

  Click here to book your spot!

• Organized in collaboration with EY
• September 9 at 6 pm
• Morrin Centre – Cultural Centre
• Free, reservation required
• Description

  In collaboration with EY, la Quebec City Pride Festival invites you to a round-table on 2SLGBTQ+ issues related to fatphobia.

  Panelists:
  Édith Bernier
  Rosie Bourgeoisie
  Katia Lévesque
  Mickael Bergeron

  – Free
  – Accessible to people with limited mobility

  Click here to book your spot!

• September 10
• Location to be announced
• Free
• Description

  Queer poetry night – Details to come