Community Calendar
Please note that there’s a 7-day turnaround time for community calendar submissions. This timeline may be affected by staff vacations or capacity constraints, so we appreciate your understanding and patience.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Adult Drop In - Charlottetown
Join us at the Charlottetown 2SLGBTQ+ Adult Drop-In on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the PEERS Alliance Office (250B Queen Street) from 6-8pm. New themes and activities each month!
Roots & Shoots
Are you a parent or caregiver of a transgender or gender creative child? Roots & Shoots is a supportive space for families with trans or gender diverse children. This program is based on the two most important parts of a plant: the Roots (parents & caregivers) are responsible for nurturing the Shoots (children & dependents) to be the best version of themselves they can be! No matter how old your child is, all family members are welcome to join PEERS Alliance staff & volunteers to have discussions, gain knowledge, and enjoy light refreshments in a non-judgmental environment. Bring your open minds and hearts, and learn best practices for supporting the trans or gender diverse member(s) of your family.
\If your gender creative child is under 13 years of age, you can bring them along for the Shoots portion of the evening! We partner with Sierra Club PEI Wild Child, and the evening includes fun, outdoor programming with staff, volunteers, and kids who are just like them. Cisgender siblings under 13 welcome. If your youth is 12 - 18, they can join Summerside Rainbow Youth Club, which occurs at the same time as Roots & Shoots.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Adult Drop In - Charlottetown
Join us at the Charlottetown 2SLGBTQ+ Adult Drop-In on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the PEERS Alliance Office (250B Queen Street) from 6-8pm. New themes and activities each month!
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Rainbow Youth Club - Charlottetown
Each meeting provides youth with the opportunity to participate in discussion and fun activities. The sessions are led by trained staff and volunteers and include a healthy snack. You will not be asked to identify and all are welcome to attend.
Queer Improv
Three silly queers who like to laugh and play are hosting an evening of improv games on March 23! No improv experience required. Stop by and play games with us!
Free to attend and everyone 19+ is welcome! Drop-in session; no registration required Reach out if you have any questions or curiosities: QueerImprovPEI@gmail.com Come play with us!
Adult Drop In - Charlottetown
Join us at the Charlottetown 2SLGBTQ+ Adult Drop-In on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the PEERS Alliance Office (250B Queen Street) from 6-8pm. New themes and activities each month!
Rainbow Youth Club - Charlottetown
Each meeting provides youth with the opportunity to participate in discussion and fun activities. The sessions are led by trained staff and volunteers and include a healthy snack. You will not be asked to identify and all are welcome to attend.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Music Mosaic: Presented by Pride PEI
Music Mosaic: Presented by Pride PEI showcases a variety of different genres. Just like a mosaic, each performance adds a unique piece to the overall experience, creating a cohesive celebration of music. Music Mosaic offers an exciting opportunity to explore the creativity and talent of our music community, with unforgettable live performances that highlight the best of what our artists have to offer.
Lineup:
Music PEI Week Battle of the Bands Winner
Joce Reyome
Diana Delirio
Sam O
siddhu sneh
(In person) Body-Double Sessions for Queer Entrepreneurs
PRIDE PEI is excited to announce a series of body-double sessions for queer entrepreneurs on 📍Epekwitk🌈✨
During the gap analysis we conducted earlier this year, you told us that you’d love to have this kind of space to gather with other queer entrepreneurs to work on your business. So, for 6️⃣six months from September 2025 to March 2026, join Julie Bull and other queer entrepreneurs in-person and/or online for these sessions.
💻Virtual sessions: 3rd Wednesday of the each month (September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17, January 21, February 18) from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm — link available in our bio!
👯♀️👯♂️In-person sessions: 1st Wednesday of each month (October 1, November 5, December 3, January 7, February 4, March 4) We will meet in the back room at The Gallery Coffee House & Bistro from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm and COFFEE IS ON US 🎉☕️
This project is made possible by Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce’s Ecosystem Fund which is funded by the Government of Canada.
SOCAN Songwriter of the Year
Step into the heart of creativity with the SOCAN Songwriters Concert, an intimate songwriters circle showcasing the artistry of some of the best songwriters on Prince Edward Island. Presented by SOCAN, this special event offers a rare opportunity to hear the stories behind the songs from the artists who create them.
Featuring this year’s nominees for the SOCAN Songwriter of the Year award , the concert highlights compelling lyrics, unforgettable melodies, and the unique voices shaping PEI’s musical landscape. Joining these artists this year will be a selection of players from the PEI Symphony Orchestra, playing special arrangements of their songs. With an intimate, stripped-down format, each performance invites you to connect with the raw emotion and inspiration at the core of every song.
Lineup:
Diana Delirio
Lennie Gallant
Logan Richard
Shane Pendergast
PEI Symphony Orchestra Members
Rainbow Youth Club - Charlottetown
Each meeting provides youth with the opportunity to participate in discussion and fun activities. The sessions are led by trained staff and volunteers and include a healthy snack. You will not be asked to identify and all are welcome to attend.
Sheeted Rivalry - Official Island Pride Bonspiel Afterparty!
We're excited to announce a queer dance party in partnership with Island Pride Curling called SHEETED RIVALRY on Feb 21 at the Pourhouse (above the Old Triangle)!
Superstar DJ Javier Fernandez will be spinning and we'll have special entertainer surprises so save the date! $10 cash tickets available at the door and ALL are welcome. Stay sweet and we'll see you there!
Adult Drop In - Charlottetown
Join us at the Charlottetown 2SLGBTQ+ Adult Drop-In on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the PEERS Alliance Office (250B Queen Street) from 6-8pm. New themes and activities each month!
(Virtual) Body-Double Sessions for Queer Entrepreneurs
PRIDE PEI is excited to announce a series of body-double sessions for queer entrepreneurs on 📍Epekwitk🌈✨
During the gap analysis we conducted earlier this year, you told us that you’d love to have this kind of space to gather with other queer entrepreneurs to work on your business. So, for 6️⃣six months from September 2025 to March 2026, join Julie Bull and other queer entrepreneurs in-person and/or online for these sessions.
💻Virtual sessions: 3rd Wednesday of the each month (September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17, January 21, February 18) from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm — link available in our bio!
Link for the meeting: https://meet.google.com/mhr-izsa-uco
This project is made possible by Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce’s Ecosystem Fund which is funded by the Government of Canada.
Intro to Vogue: Old Way + Vogue Femme Dance Class
Step into the vibrant world of ballroom culture with this introductory workshop designed to celebrate self-expression, confidence, and community. Participants will explore the foundations of two iconic voguing styles: Old Way, rooted in precision and strength, and Vogue Femme, a fluid, powerful form that embraces grace and individuality.
This class offers a safe, affirming space for all to learn the history, technique, and cultural significance behind these art forms while moving, posing, and connecting with their authentic selves.
Black History Month: Practising Care without Permission Ballroom, KIKI & Collective Survival
This public lecture explores how people learn to take care of one another when support is uneven or unreliable. Drawing on doctoral research with Black queer and trans communities, Vincent Mousseau focuses on care as something practised over time through relationship, attention, and shared responsibility.
The lecture centres ballroom culture as one place where these practices have been developed and passed on. In these spaces, care is learned by showing up, staying through difficulty, and responding to what others need in the moment. Introducing the idea of speculative care, the lecture invites listeners to notice how care already circulates in their own lives and communities, often quietly and without formal recognition.
Presenter Bio
Vincent Mousseau (they/he) is a social worker, writer, and PhD candidate in Health at Dalhousie University. Their work focuses on how Black queer and trans communities learn to care for one another in situations where support is uncertain or inconsistent. Drawing from research and long-standing community engagement, Vincent pays close attention to how care is practised over time, shaped through relationships, and carried forward in everyday life.
Rainbow Youth Club - Charlottetown
Each meeting provides youth with the opportunity to participate in discussion and fun activities. The sessions are led by trained staff and volunteers and include a healthy snack. You will not be asked to identify and all are welcome to attend.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
Common Cents Club is back!
Join us on our reunion back with Common Cents Club!
This meeting of the Common Cents Club will focus on benefits & credits ($$) that you might be entitled to!
What is the disability tax credit and how do I apply for it?
What is the Canada Disability Benefit and the Registered Disability Savings Plan?
Can I get a tax break for Working from home?
How can contributing to an RRSP (retirement savings) or an FHSA (first time home buyers saving account) affect your taxes?
Flow to Fierce
Join dance teacher Elan Mackey for a joyful, judgment-free movement experience designed especially for LGBTQ community members. No dance experience is needed. This beginner-friendly workshop welcomes all ages, bodies, and abilities. Each session takes you on a journey from gentle, grounding flows to playful runway-inspired strutting. We'll explore breath-driven sequences, character walks, and expressive movement that celebrates gender euphoria and authentic self-expression. This isn't about perfecting technique—it's about connection, embodiment, and having fun together.
Rainbow Youth Club - Summerside
Are you a member of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, under the age of 19, and looking for new pals and fun times!? The PEI Rainbow Youth Club is open to two-spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, pansexual, trans, queer, questioning, and allies of 2SLGBTQ+ youth (aged 12 to 18). The Rainbow Youth Club meets in Charlottetown and Summerside!
(Virtual) Body-Double Sessions for Queer Entrepreneurs
PRIDE PEI is excited to announce a series of body-double sessions for queer entrepreneurs on 📍Epekwitk🌈✨
During the gap analysis we conducted earlier this year, you told us that you’d love to have this kind of space to gather with other queer entrepreneurs to work on your business. So, for 6️⃣six months from September 2025 to March 2026, join Julie Bull and other queer entrepreneurs in-person and/or online for these sessions.
💻Virtual sessions: 3rd Wednesday of the each month (September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17, January 21, February 18) from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm — link available in our bio!
Link for the meeting: https://meet.google.com/mhr-izsa-uco
This project is made possible by Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce’s Ecosystem Fund which is funded by the Government of Canada.
(In person) Body-Double Sessions for Queer Entrepreneurs
PRIDE PEI is excited to announce a series of body-double sessions for queer entrepreneurs on 📍Epekwitk🌈✨
During the gap analysis we conducted earlier this year, you told us that you’d love to have this kind of space to gather with other queer entrepreneurs to work on your business. So, for 6️⃣six months from September 2025 to March 2026, join Julie Bull and other queer entrepreneurs in-person and/or online for these sessions.
💻Virtual sessions: 3rd Wednesday of the each month (September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17, January 21, February 18) from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm — link available in our bio!
👯♀️👯♂️In-person sessions: 1st Wednesday of each month (October 1, November 5, December 3, January 7, February 4, March 4) We will meet in the back room at The Gallery Coffee House & Bistro from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm and COFFEE IS ON US 🎉☕️
This project is made possible by Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce’s Ecosystem Fund which is funded by the Government of Canada.
Queer Poetry Club
Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment.
This event is recurring on the first Saturday of the month for the entire 2026 year.
What's The T? Holiday Variety Showcase Fundraiser for PEI Transgender Network
PEI Transgender Network is having our FIRST EVER fundraiser event on December 20th at Beaconsfield Carriage House! ⛄️ Join us for a night of incredible holiday performance magic & music. Featuring local 2SLGBTQIA+ talent and Denim: Canada's Drag Race!
📍Location: Beaconsfield Carriage House - 2 Kent St. 👋 Meet & Greet with Denim: 6pm *Please arrive prior to 6pm for M&G 🚪Doors open for general admission: 6:30pm 🎤 Show time: 7pm 16+ | Accessible | Dry Event 🎫 Tickets at Evenbrite.ca Featuring: Queer Choir • Molly Pocket • Htoo Nay Samyu Win • Remy Rousseaux-Bridle Hosted by: Britt Campbell 🩵
- Venue is wheelchair accessible with ramp - Washrooms are unfortunately only accessible for standard wheelchair sizes - Seating will be reserved near the stage for guests with accessibility needs including auditory, sight, or physical accommodations - Service animals welcomed * Please let us know if you require accommodations and we will do everything we can to create a safe and enjoyable experience for all guests
Meet & Greet: begins at 6pm * Please arrive before 6pm if you purchased this ticket General Admission Doors: 6:30pm Show Time: 7:00pm
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/whats-the-t-peitn-variety-show-fundraiser-ft-denim-tickets-1975612275498?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
(Virtual) Body-Double Sessions for Queer Entrepreneurs
PRIDE PEI is excited to announce a series of body-double sessions for queer entrepreneurs on 📍Epekwitk🌈✨
During the gap analysis we conducted earlier this year, you told us that you’d love to have this kind of space to gather with other queer entrepreneurs to work on your business. So, for 6️⃣six months from September 2025 to March 2026, join Julie Bull and other queer entrepreneurs in-person and/or online for these sessions.
💻Virtual sessions: 3rd Wednesday of the each month (September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17, January 21, February 18) from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm — link available in our bio!
Link for the meeting: https://meet.google.com/mhr-izsa-uco
This project is made possible by Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce’s Ecosystem Fund which is funded by the Government of Canada.
Island Pride Curling Club
The Island Pride Curling Club is a welcoming and friendly curling league that is open to all levels of players, including beginners. We meet every Sunday evening at 6, ice time at 6:15pm. We play for 2hrs, with some social time afterwards.
Every Sunday, with a break at the Holidays until March 22nd 2026
Season Cost is $250 or $20/session. People can join at anytime during the season, drop-ins welcome. If cost is a barrier, contact us and we will do our best to assist.
Brainstorming: Building a Cohesive Brand Experience
Based on information gathered from queer entrepreneurs on Epekwitk during our gap analysis earlier this year, we are designing a workshop series called Minding our Business: A Queer Entrepreneurial Learning Series which will run from now until February.
Pride PEI is excited to announce the second session of ‘Minding our Business’ learning labs! 🧪💻✨🌈
Together for this 2"" session, let's talk branding, but make it practical (and fun)!
Join Ashe Green and Lewis Read from Hijinks Design Agency for a friendly, hands-on workshop where we'll break down what branding means and show you how to weave it throughout your entire business.
We will dive into the fun part bringing your brand to life across everything you do!
Through real examples and actionable tips, you'll leave with a much better idea of how to create a brand experience that is authentic, consistent, and genuinely connects with your customers.
Workshop is open to all 2SLGBTQI+ entrepreneurs on Epekwitk, whether or not you've participated in the previous session.
Wednesday Queeroke by Be You bar
Get ready to sing your heart out at Karaoke Wednesday, the most vibrant midweek party on Prince Edward Island! 🎤✨ Every Wednesday night from 8:00 PM to 12:00 AM, BE YOU BAR transforms into a stage where voices from around the world come together. Whether you’re a superstar in the making or love cheering on your friends, this is the place to be!
Located at PEI’s first-ever 2SLGBTQIA+ FRIENDS & ALLIES nightclub and safe space, our karaoke night is all about fun, inclusivity, and international vibes. We’ve welcomed guests from across the globe, making it a unique cultural mix of music, laughter, and connection.
Expect an unforgettable evening filled with amazing performances, delicious drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere where everyone belongs. 🌎🍹 So grab the mic, request your favorite song, and let the spotlight shine on you, only at BE YOU BAR!
Island Pride Curling Club
The Island Pride Curling Club is a welcoming and friendly curling league that is open to all levels of players, including beginners. We meet every Sunday evening at 6, ice time at 6:15pm. We play for 2hrs, with some social time afterwards.
Every Sunday, with a break at the Holidays until March 22nd 2026
Season Cost is $250 or $20/session. People can join at anytime during the season, drop-ins welcome. If cost is a barrier, contact us and we will do our best to assist.
Queer Poetry Club
What is Queer Poetry Club? Queer Poetry Club is a space for members of the queer community to read, write and listen to poetry in a safe and supportive environment. Who can attend? Queer Poetry Club is open to all members of the queer community. When/where do you meet? We meet from 2-4pm on the first Saturday of every month in the PEITN office on the 5th Floor of BDC Building (There’s an elevator!) (119 Kent Street, Room 505). Are materials provided? Basic writing materials are provided, and you are also welcome to bring your own. What about snacks? Yes, small snacks are provided! Please let us know if you have preferences or dietary restrictions and we will do our best to accommodate.
How much does it cost? Queer Poetry Club is completely free to attend and is volunteer led. What do you do in sessions? We begin sessions with introductions and anything group members want to share.
We then invite members to share poetry (either their own or from other poets they like); once members have shared all they wanted to share, we take some time to write poetry. I don’t want to read or write poetry, but I still want to take in the poetry vibes; can I join? Of course! There is no requirement to read/write poetry to join us; you can simply listen and relax or whatever feels right for you! There are some fidgets and a comfy couch that you’re welcome to use. How do I find out more? Email queerpoetryclub@proton.me.