Sometimes it takes an apocalypse to find yourself…

Join us on Tuesday, July 29th at The Guild for a dramatic staged reading of What’s Eating You? by local trans playwright and activist Jay Gallant performed by a stellar cast of local actors. The play follows the journey of a trans man confronting his gender identity in middle age while navigating a complex reunion with an estranged childhood friend. As zombies close in, the script serves up a compelling tale of survival, self-empowerment, and forgiveness—with just the right dose of undead mayhem. 

There will be a Q&A session following the reading where the audience will be invited to ask questions and chat with the playwright and actors. 

Come on out and celebrate Pride by supporting local queer artists!

Pay what you can at the door - suggested donation of $10!

Presented in partnership with PridePEI and PEERS Alliance, Remembering Stonewall: The Courage of Pride  will combine the meaningful testimonies of LGBTQ+ activists and touching musical performances. Martin Boyce was at the Stonewall Riots of June 1969, one of the most pivotal events in the history of queer and trans rights across the world. Martin continues to travel across North America to speak about his story and advocacy work. He will be joined by friend and speaker Jeremy Dias, founder of the international anti-bullying movement Pink Shirt Day.

This event will also include musical performances from ECMA award-winner Noah Malcolm and the PEI Transgender Network Queer Choir.

Registration required

Join us in downtown Charlottetown for the 31st Anniversary Rally! All ages are welcome to this special event as we honor the 31-year anniversary of the first-ever official Pride March on PEI. Come together with the community and allies to celebrate our history, recognize our progress, and continue the fight for 2SLGBTQIA+ equity and freedom.