Intergenerational Drag Bingo and Dance Party
The Centre Sanaaq is accessible to all. People who use paratransit should ask to be dropped off at the bottom of the outdoor access ramp, at the southeast corner of Place Henri-Dunant, in front of the main entrance of the centre.
Accessible signage
Accessible washroom stall
Elevator
Gender-inclusive washrooms
Ground-level entrance
Paratransit drop-off zone
Push button at building entrance
Stairs
Stroller-friendly
Wheelchair accessible
The Yellow Door (YD) works to reduce isolation and create meaningful intergenerational connections for people living in downtown Montreal. The YD is renewing its intergenerational celebrations, which aim to bring participants of all ages together through accessible and festive events. These celebrations offer unique opportunities to move, have fun and share while strengthening inclusion, belonging and intergenerational solidarity within the community.
Drag Bingo: Join us for an afternoon of drag bingo from 2–3 p.m., followed by a dance party from 3–4 p.m. with drag queen FayMiss. This event is open to all ages and offers queer community members and allies an opportunity to connect across generations. Whether you come simply to play bingo, to dance, or both, you are sure to make new friends and experience unforgettable moments. This event is free, no registration is required, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.
Drag Bingo: Join us for an afternoon of drag bingo from 2–3 p.m., followed by a dance party from 3–4 p.m. with drag queen FayMiss.