The Turret Arts Space is hosting an online painting auction throughout October, with in-person viewings of the paintings and building tours from 6 PM - 12 AM on October 17 - that’s tomorrow!
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The Halifax Fringe Festival starts TOMORROW! Here’s the annual guide to the performances of particular interest to Q community:
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Paul Donovan's 1983 action gore thriller was set and filmed in Halifax, start in the gay bar clearly representing The Turret. After a screening of _Siege_ last month, Wayves writer Drue Robyn sat down with Donovan to talk about that legacy:
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Got an idea for a queer performance that needs to see the plank? Outfest 2027 is coming up and the organization running it is calling for many different kinds of participation:
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Next week, the Canadian Association of LGBTQ2S+ Lawyers meets in Halifax. Johana Bearden gets the facts… and has some thoughts about the organization:
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Atlantic Canada has a new organization of racialized queer DJs: FREEQ Atlantique is launching on July 23 with.. you guessed it: a DJ party:
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Halifax Pride Festival starts in 6 days; the Halifax Events Board has ALL the events
1) the icon on the right gives you a clue about the event type or producer,
2) scroll backwards for events before that.
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An interview about the state of speculative fiction in Halifax in 2056 has fallen through a very small time vortex onto a Wayves' writers desk:
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Nova Scotia’s own Allister MacDonald is revisiting the iconic role of Roger in RENT at Neptune Theatre this summer. Wayves’ James Gerus sat down for a talk:
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A deep dive into women’s soccer by new Wayves writer Ivy Weir AND a Wayves Magazine discount on the July 5 Pride game in Halifax:
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In case you didn’t hear Rebecca Rose talking about her new book, "Amazing 2SLGBTQIA+ People in Atlantic Canada" on CBC Mainstreet this evening, here’s a dub in the Halifax Rainbow Encyclopedia
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