Come join us at the Portaupique Pride Market - 9am - 3pm. Portaupique Community Centre, Cliffs of Fundy Geo Park, Along the Shore Community Health Board, Colchester Food Network, […]
Doors open at 7pm!
St. Andrew’s United Church invites you to attend a Pride Worship Service on Sunday, June 22nd at 11am! This service will be entirely focused around disrupting homophobia and transphobia, and […]
Come join us for a whole week of PRIDE! This years Pride week is from June 23rd to June 29th! Stay tuned for a full event calendar!
Kick off Pride Week with a vibrant flag-raising ceremony and community sidewalk art! Come add your colors, messages, and support to our public space as we set the tone for […]
Kick off Pride Week with a vibrant flag-raising ceremony and community sidewalk art! Come add your colors, messages, and support to our public space as we set the tone for […]
Kick off Pride Week with a vibrant flag-raising ceremony and community sidewalk art! Come add your colors, messages, and support to our public space as we set the tone for […]
Kick off Pride Week with a vibrant flag-raising ceremony and community sidewalk art! Come add your colors, messages, and support to our public space as we set the tone for […]
Kick off Pride Week with a vibrant flag-raising ceremony and community sidewalk art! Come add your colors, messages, and support to our public space as we set the tone for […]
Kick off Pride Week with a vibrant flag-raising ceremony and community sidewalk art! Come add your colors, messages, and support to our public space as we set the tone for […]
A welcoming, affirming space for trans and nonbinary folks to connect, share, and be celebrated. Join us for conversation, snacks, and community-building.
An evening of spoken word, open mic, and community storytelling under the stars. Bring a blanket, a friend, and your voice—or just come to listen and be moved.
We acknowledge that the Truro Pride: Pride Week takes place in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. This territory is covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship with Mi’kmaq Peoples. We are all Treaty people.
Truro Pride would also like to recognize the historic communities of African descent in the this region. Their histories, and culture are a key part of this region. For generations people belonging to these communities of African descent have experienced racism and inequities that are still present today. We will continue to listen to the Black communities and work together to amplify marginalized voices.
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