Join us for a fun and engaging trivia night blending queer culture, history, and know-your-rights education. Alongside classic trivia questions, participants will learn accessible legal insights woven into the answers and discussion, making community education interactive and approachable.
Funds raised will support Dykes on Bikes Winnipeg programs, including Manitoba GSA Resource Grants and post-secondary scholarships for 2SLGBTQ+ individuals dedicated to community support and growth.
Whether you come to test your knowledge, learn something new, or support a great cause, Pride & Precedent promises an inclusive and engaging night celebrating queer community, education, and advocacy. A range of beverages, including non-alcoholic options, cocktails, beer, and pop, will be available throughout the evening, along with exciting prizes for participants and winning teams.
Cost: $5 (100% funds go to Dykes on Bikes Winnipeg Education Programs)
Speakers:
Blessing - Albert McLeod
Luna and Glenn - Over the Rainbow 55+ participants
Zachary Potskin - Nine Circles HIV Lived Experience Committee
Luca Gheorghica - Trans Coalition member, trans advocate
Jim Kane - long time survivor, attended first Pride parade
Ralph Bryant - storyteller, Rainbow Resource Centre, LoveNotes Campaign
+ open speaking opportunity
In conjunction with Pride Week at the University of Winnipeg, several talented makers who identify as Two-Spirit or Indigiqueer will be on campus to sell their creations. From jewelry, beaded accessories and ribbon wear, to paintings, drawings, and prints, to stickers and keychains, to puzzles, stationary and home decor, there will be something for everyone's tastes and budget at the Market!
Featured makers include Beads by Alyssa, Bird House Creations, Deadly Creeations, Elise Chambers, Lii Roozyii, Little Rose Wolf, Lucas Corbin Cole, Mahkitõn Waabooz Design, Miss Indigenous Canada, Native Royalty, Posies Creeations, Shanelle St. Hilaire Art, Shooniikwe, Soft Heart Designs, Solstice Beading, Strawbby.Artz, Sugar_Pineapple, and White Faced Wolf Studio.
This event is free and everyone is welcome to attend."
Love Nest sponsored lube and prizes galore!
Get seats early, kitchen open at 4pm.
Get in the game by emailing lube@mymts.net.
June 4, 9, 16 and 18, 2026 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Beginning at Vimy Ridge Park, the tour will follow a downtown route connected to Winnipeg’s early Pride history, including former community spaces, sites connected to local organizing and visibility, locations tied to important moments in Manitoba’s human rights history, Winnipeg’s early 2SLGBTQIA+ club and community spaces, and The Forks.
The tour will end at The Forks allowing participants to continue into the festival after the walk.
Grab a paddle, float with friends, and enjoy one of the best stretches of the Red River together. DJ The Kaptain will be spinning tunes from on board our boat for the entire floattila!
Participants will travel downstream as a group from St. Vital Park to the Manitoba Canoe & Kayak Centre. On Saturday, June 6, the group will depart at approximately 2:00 PM, with arrival expected around 4:00 PM.
Participants are welcome to bring their own canoe, kayak, or other person-powered watercraft and launch with the group at St. Vital Park. Don't have your own boat? Rent one from us! There are multiple options for paddling. We are also offering seats on our motorized support boat. These spaces are ideal for participants with limited mobility or those who are not comfortable paddling. Space is limited!
All rental boats must be booked in advance and will be delivered directly to the launch site before departure. The event begins at At Vital Park boat launch, and ends at the Kayak Club. Transportation is not provided."
info@winnipegwaterways.ca
A special Pride event will be held at the beautiful home of Larry Willman and Abdou Elghrio with proceeds in support of Our Own Health Centre. This celebration of Pride will offer delectable food from Capital Grill & Bar, exciting entertainment, a silent auction, and a 50-50 draw. Beer, wine, signature cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. An amazing night like this will be the perfect opportunity to reconnect with old friends, and make some new ones too.
Secure parking available within an adjacent enclosed lot.
This event brings together hundreds of people for an unforgettable evening of music, connection, and pride.
This will be one of the first acts of this year's Drag Artist in Residence—Waaseyaa Haze! Along with rising drag artist Zova Da Silva and our special guests from Canada's Drag Race.
SNP is an event for OUR community. An accessible way to come together and enjoy Pride on the dance floor and in the community. Whether you are looking to meet new friends, reconnect with old ones, or simply enjoy a fun and festive evening in an iconic location, SNP is for you, darling."
"Parking
The Accessible Drop‐off Entrance has four parking stalls and brings visitors right to the doors of the Museum. Additional accessible parking can be found along Israel Asper Way.
Entrances
All Museum entrances are accessible to people using wheeled devices and people who prefer to avoid stairs. An Accessible Drop‐off Entrance allows passengers to be dropped off in close proximity to entry doors.
Inclusive washrooms
All Museum washrooms are gender‐inclusive. There are many available on every gallery level. This includes at least one large, accessible, gender‐inclusive, barrier‐free, single‐room washroom on levels 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7. The single‐room washroom behind the Coat Room area on Level 1 is equipped with an adult‐sized change table and motorized transfer lift; all other single‐room washrooms contain baby change tables.
Elevators
An elevator located in Bonnie & John Buhler Hall stops at all gallery levels, from levels 2 through 7. The Tower Elevator serves Level 3 through Level 8, where the Israel Asper Tower of Hope viewing platform is located.
Tickets are $25
You probably have a lot of unanswered questions about trans people and issues.. Maybe you’re worried about what’s being taught in the classroom, or about what healthcare services are being offered to trans youth. You’ve heard terms like “parental rights” thrown around. You haven’t felt able to ask your questions and get answers that make sense to you.
We get it, we understand. But what’s the other side of the story?
Through conversation we can find common ground - we have more in common than we think. Let’s remove the politics and hot takes and connect as people.
We want to hear your worries and share our side of the story. That’s why Fae Johnstone and Victoria Bucholtz, two of Canada's most prominent trans activists, are coming to town to answer all your gender questions.
This is your chance to get your questions answered - yes, even the tough ones. No judgement, no name calling. Instead, we’ll give you our honest takes — and we think they'll win you over.
Join us for an event filled with candid conversation. Hear from Victoria and Fae as they make the case for trans rights, and then dive into an interactive Question and Answer period where nothing* is off limits.
*Okay, there are exceptions - threats and personal attacks aren’t welcome.
This event is brought to you by Queer Momentum, TransAction Alberta and Fierte Canada Pride, alongside Pride Winnipeg , Trans Manitoba, and the Rainbow Resource Centre.
June 4, 9, 16 and 18, 2026 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm
2SLGBTQIA+ rights are under attack and we need to take action. Freedom, human rights, and democracy itself are at stake. To respond to these crises, we need to engage all parts of the queer movement - one community and one conversation, at a time.
That’s why we are bringing the movement together through townhall events across Canada - including one right here in Winnipeg. This gathering is a wake up call, a rallying point. We’re going to bring joy back to the queer movement — with love, humour, rage and defiance too.
But we can’t do it alone, or in isolation. We need to connect local struggles back into a national movement, to empower grassroots activists and build plans to uphold our rights and reject attacks on our community.
Join two of Canada’s leading trans activists (and trouble-makers) Fae Johnstone (Executive Director of Queer Momentum and movement veteran) and Victoria Bucholtz (Executive Director of TransAction Alberta, drag queen, comic, and professor) alongside local movement leaders you know and love for an afternoon of fiery speeches, discussion, queer joy, and advocacy planning.
What’s the agenda?
A Welcome by Fae, Victoria and local partners
A panel discussion featuring local movement leaders sharing their advice and hot takes on building queer power
Breakout discussions to build relationships, identify issues, explore solutions and plan next steps
Movement Mapping to build a nation-wide Grassroots Queer Mobilizer Library, filled with strategies and tools built from community-led experience
We’re not sitting by while freedom, acceptance and democracy die around us. We’re not tapping out when rights are under threat. We’re going to organize, educate, advocate and celebrate our way towards a better future — and you can too.
This event is brought to you by Queer Momentum, TransAction Alberta and Fierte Canada Pride, alongside Pride Winnipeg , Trans Manitoba, and the Rainbow Resource Centre.
Stories based on REAL life, REAL lust, REAL Smut"
June 4, 9, 16 and 18, 2026 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm
En marche : l’amour et la résistance queers
Director: Noam Gonick | Producer: Justine Pimlott
2025 | 96 min
Documentary
English and French with English subtitles
Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance captures pivotal moments that sparked Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ movement, honouring the activists and elders whose resistance led to the rights we have today.
Through rarely seen archival footage and first-person accounts, audiences are brought to the frontlines of the struggle. From police raids to early drag shows, community organizing to the House of Commons—the complex history of the country’s diverse communities is brought to life. Key milestones illustrate the power of taking it into the streets and underscore how easily the rights we’ve fought for can be revoked, making the documentary essential viewing for all Canadians.
Unflinching, bold, enraging, hopeful; Parade is a vital new chapter in the queer canon.
The film is provided courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada.
Event is hosted by City of Winnipeg’s Equity and Diversity Subcommittee of the Human Rights Committee of Council in partnership with Rainbow Resource Centre."
FREE (registration required)
June 4, 9, 16 and 18, 2026 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Pay what you can. Suggested amount $15
Gather your friends and prepare for a weekend bursting with colour, vibrancy, and boundless creativity!
This Harte Trail Studio Art Tour provides an immersive experience, allowing visitors to explore our artisan studios and artwork. We encourage visitors to engage with our artists as they share their passion for creative visual art, stone carvings, clay sculptures, wood carvings, dynamic photography and intriguing ceramics!
With 23 artists showcased across 21 studios within Charleswood and Tuxedo - all you need is a our studio map (available on our website closer to the date) and some free time. Each studio is so interesting – you may just want to visit them all.
Visit our website at hartetrailstudiotour.net for more information.
So, gather a few friends or come alone — everyone’s welcome!"
Gather your friends and prepare for a weekend bursting with colour, vibrancy, and boundless creativity!
This Harte Trail Studio Art Tour provides an immersive experience, allowing visitors to explore our artisan studios and artwork. We encourage visitors to engage with our artists as they share their passion for creative visual art, stone carvings, clay sculptures, wood carvings, dynamic photography and intriguing ceramics!
With 23 artists showcased across 21 studios within Charleswood and Tuxedo - all you need is a our studio map (available on our website closer to the date) and some free time. Each studio is so interesting – you may just want to visit them all.
Visit our website at hartetrailstudiotour.net for more information.
So, gather a few friends or come alone — everyone’s welcome!"