This event brings together a delicious catered brunch and fantastic drag performances for a truly memorable afternoon of joy and laughs in support of the Never Alone Cancer Foundation
Tickets are $45 - use discount code "NACF" to save $5
"This is a queer group exhibition curated and serves as a collaboration between SOFASA and ASBC. It will gather university students across disciplines, identities, and years into a shared gallery space. This exhibition is critical, experimental, and making a safe space for queer students. Queerness here functions not only as identity but as method: a way of organizing space, disrupting hierarchy, and refusing normative categories of medium, authorship, and value.
Through an open call, students are invited to contribute to work that engages in questions of becoming, belonging, refusal, care, and collectivity. Paintings, performances, photographs, videos, and installations will coexist without disciplinary separation, encouraging unexpected encounters and solidarities. The gallery becomes a site of queer assembly, messy, relational, and alive.
This exhibition will feature minoritarian practices and shared vulnerabilities within the university, framing the exhibition as both a refuge and a site of resistance. Together, the works imagine a queer common: not unified but held together through difference."
May 13th - May 27th, 2026 8am - 4pm on weekdays only. may 27th will be the closing event, that will have music and food to celebrate Pride and the queer artists.
On May 20, 2026, Rainbow Resource Centre presents Queer Space — an evening of dialogue, storytelling, and community at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
Hosted by MLA Logan Oxenham (he/him) for Kirkfield Park
Blessing by Albert McLeod
Speakers include:
Morgan & Amber, Good Neighbour Brewing
Waaseyaa Haze, Rainbow's Drag Artist in Residence 2026
Kathryn LeBlanc and Bryce Creasy, LeBlanc and Co. Communications
Seth Kamabu, Peer supporter at Klinic Community Health
Aahan Rajput, Queer Comedy Winnipeg
Panel discussions include:
1) The State of 2SLGBTQ+ Communities in Manitoba
Host:
Mary Agnes, Probe Research
Featuring:
Charlie Eau, Trans Manitoba
Rae Gunn, Pride Winnipeg
Roger Tam, Our Own Health Centre
Sunday Queskekapow, Community Advocate
Albert McLeod, Fabulous Animate Being
2) Queer Culture in Winnipeg
Host:
Eric Plamondon, CCFM
Featuring:
Maribeth Tarabana, Winnipeg Kiki Ballroom
Zova DaSilva, Drag Queen/NDP
Greg Klassen, Reel Pride
Napanade Londe, Black Film Collective
Queer Space is a curated public event at the Winnipeg Art Gallery celebrating and elevating the voices of queer leaders and influencers who are shaping Manitoba’s communities, our culture, and our world. Presenters from across disciplines share PechaKucha-style presentations, 20 slides, 20 seconds each, as well as panel discussions with that will ignite deeper conversations – both exploring what queer space means to them and the communities they serve. Individual tickets are $25.
The evening opens with presentations at 7:00pm, followed by a community reception at 8:30pm, with capacity for 300 guests across the Muriel Richardson Auditorium and Great Hall."
There will be an ASL interpreter for the event. The Gallery is entirely wheelchair accessible, with wheelchairs available at the front desk. There are several accessible parking spots directly in front of the WAG on Memorial Boulevard. There is a universal washroom on every floor of WAG-Qaumajuq with change tables on the first, third, and fourth floors.
Tickets are $25
Join Pride at Work Canada for an engaging evening of networking and connection, dedicated to advancing 2SLGBTQIA+ rights and fostering inclusive workplaces. This event brings together professionals, community members, and job seekers from diverse industries to share experiences, exchange ideas, and build meaningful relationships.
Building Queer Futures is Pride at Work Canada’s 2026 ProPride series, focused on helping organizations and individuals move from intention to long-term impact. At a time of rapid social, political, and workplace change, this series asks a critical question: what does it take to build workplaces where 2SLGBTQIA+ people can not only belong today, but shape the future?
Any questions may be sent to events@prideatwork.ca
Chalmers Pride is an annual, celebration that invites members of the Chalmers community and the wider Winnipeg area to come together in a joyful, inclusive, and welcoming space. The purpose of Chalmers Pride is to promote awareness, visibility, and celebration of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community while fostering connection, acceptance, and pride. Open to people of all ages, identities, and backgrounds, this meaningful and fun event creates a safe space for everyone to gather, celebrate diversity, and show support for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
Join the Canadian Pride Historical Society for a guided walking tour exploring key places, stories, and milestones connected to the history of Pride in Winnipeg.
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 around the time the Pride Winnipeg Festival begins, allowing participants to continue into the festival after the walk.
Excitement is in the air! Get ready to be part of something extraordinary at Cocktails on the Rooftop a fundraising event in support of Our Own Health Centre. It's an event like no other, and we want you to be there!
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.
Get ready for one of the most anticipated events of Winnipeg's Pride celebrations! This year, come party with local drag artists, as well as Canada's Drag Race Season 6 Runner-up, Eboni La'Belle & Canada's Drag Race Season 6 Finalist, PM.
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
Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance
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)
Neurohilarity features some of the funniest, most amazing neurodivergent talent in the city. Our show will feature Hip hop by Sontja Skabo, Stilleto Heels by May Fong, Fan dancing by Mr.Strange, music by Annaxis Music, and the comedy stylings of Devarsh Oza, Heather Witherden and hosted by Adam Schwartz.
Pay what you can. Suggested amount $15
"Spend the weekend exploring the creations of local Winnipeg artists. The Harte Trail Studio Art Tour is happening this September 19- 20, from 10 am to 4 pm.
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!"
"Spend the weekend exploring the creations of local Winnipeg artists. The Harte Trail Studio Art Tour is happening this September 19- 20, from 10 am to 4 pm.
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!"