Gay pride montreal 2023
Pride is upon us yet again, Montreal!
From Aug. 3 to 13, Fierté Montréal plays host to all kinds of events showcasing some of the foremost entertainment the Gay community has to offer. Live harmony, drag shows, standup comedy, opportunities to meet community organizations and (yes!) a Pride Parade downtown are all part of this year’s festivities, with much of the business happening at Parc Olympique (for free!).
In a time where LGBTQ+ rights perceive under attack more than ever (especially in the Together States), Pride remains an incredibly necessary event to possess, and proof that our support and solidarity with the queer community should remain just as strong all year round. This year’s Fierté Montréal looks to do all that and then some, with a strong lineup of events and performances from every corner of the 2SLGBTQIA+ spectrum.
Here’s a preview of some of this year’s must-see events at Pride/Fierté, starting this coming Thursday.
Me Joke-Tu?
Hosted by non-binary Acadian comics Sami Landri & Chiquita Mère, Me Joke-Tu will be a can’t-miss event for Montrealers looking for some
Parade with Pride
Parade with Pride
Parade with Self-acceptance
Parade with Pride
Parade with Pride
Parade with Pride
Community Days are back
A Festival for all
Fierté Montréal is committed to make its programming as accessible as possible so that everyone can fully enjoy the festival.
Learn more about the actions we undertake to provide or improve accessibility in the various activities of Fierté Montréal Festival.
Backstage Peeks
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Open phone for 2SLGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs, artists, and designers to participate in the Rainbow Market!
Why we stand together to never lose an inch
Change within continuity in our Board of Directors
The 2nd Fierté Montréal Member Consultation Event
Montréal accueillera activistes LGBTQI lors d’une conférence internationale francophone majeure en août
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Queer MTL things to execute : July
LEGEND
🎥 Cinema
👑 Drag
🥳 Parties
🎶 Concert
✊ Activism
🏳️⚧️ Trans
🏳️🌈 Community
😆 Comedy
🎭 Performance
💪 Sports
👯♀️ Dance
🎤 Karaoke
🎨 Arts
📚 Literary / Educational
👠 Ballroom / Vogue
Find tickets for drag shows at Cabaret Mado and Bar Le Cocktail at their websites.
🏳️🌈 The Québec Lesbian Archives presents Keeping our memories alive! Tracing sapphic history in Montréal, MEM—Centre des mémoires montréalaises all month long
🏳️🌈 SEX GARAGE: 35 years later, curated by Michael Hendricks and René LeBoeuf opens on July 16, and runs Wednesdays to Saturdays, Archives gaies du Québec and Parc de l’Espoir
Tuesday, July 1,
👑 Full Gisèle : Ô Canada ! with Gisèle Lullaby, Kiara, LaDrag on-Fly, Misty Waterfalls and Bambi Dextrous, Cabaret Mado
🎥 Agnès Varda’s Cléo de 5 à 7, Cinéma du Musée
🎥 David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive, Cinéma du Musée
🎥 Wong Kar Wai’s In The Mood For Love, Cinéma du Musée
🎥 Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger'
Montreal Pride Canada
Info
Montreal Pride takes place from 3rd to 13th AugustMontréal Pride festival suggestions an exciting, fun-filled day program: Community Days, free shows including a Mega T-Dance, festivities in many of the Village's establishments and the famous Pride Parade.
Since , at the initiative of Montréal’s LGBTQ+ communities, the Montréal Pride Festival has promoted their rights and celebrated their cultural wealth and social advances. The largest gathering of the communities of sexual and gender diversity (SGD) in the Francophone society works locally on a daily basis while serving as a beacon of hope for people living in LGBTQ+ hostile regions of the globe. In , the festival generated a total of 3 million entries for all their events from tourists all around the world.
Parade
Montréal Lgbtq+ fest Parade will be held on Sunday, the 13, August @ 1pm.
It is the flagship event of the festival, with the highest visibility and attracting the largest number of festival goers. The km long route will symbolically start from the former 2SLGBTQIA+ sector in the West and end in t