PRIDE WEEK 2025
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!
9 events found.
Truro Pride Lunch & Learn – Simply Good Form
Queen's Business Centre Board Room 3rd Floor - 1 Commercial St, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada3rd Floor - follow the signs when you arrive! Simply Good Form will be presenting on Raising and Uplifting Trans Youth - You are not alone! Bring your lunch and […]
Truro Pride Doggie Social
Fundy Scoops 309 NS-311, North River, Nova ScotiaBring your pups and pride! Join fellow dog lovers and their furry companions for an outdoor mixer full of tail wags and friendly faces. Costumes encouraged—for pets and humans alike!
Tatamagouche – Movie Night!
Tatamagouche Public Library 170 Main Street, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, CanadaTata Movie Night Movie: Nimona (PG-13)
Pride Games Night
Colchester Food Network 580 Prince St, Truro, Nova Scotia, CanadaCome join us at the Colchester Food Network from 7-10pm for a celebration of Pride with a games night! Food donations to the Colchester Food Network Accepted!
Prince Street Sobeys – Pride BBQ!
Prince St Sobeys 985 Prince St, Truro, Nova Scotia, CanadaCome join us and celebrate Pride before the parade! Enjoy and by donation BBQ by Prince Street Sobeys.
Truro Pride FUN DAY
Civic Square 740 Prince Street, Truro, Nova Scotia, CanadaA celebration for all ages! Expect games, crafts, music, local vendors, and plenty of glitter. Come out for a joyful afternoon of queer celebration and community fun. Featuring drag artists […]
Truro Pride Parade
Civic Square 740 Prince Street, Truro, Nova Scotia, CanadaOur grand finale! Join us in marching, cheering, and dancing our way through the town of Truro! Bring your signs, your sparkle, and your pride. Everyone is welcome!
Pride After-Party: Get Lost in the Good Books
The Commune 563 Prince St, Truro, NS, CanadaWe 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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