Teesri Dunya

Through the co-creation of temporary altars, storytelling, reflection, and collective witnessing, The Vices invite participants into a two-hour workshop exploring memory, identity, and intentionality.

Join us for a reading of short stories and poems in the languages in which they were originally written, read by the authors, along with translated English and French versions.

Step into the vibrant world of ballroom culture with this introductory dance workshop designed to celebrate self-expression, confidence, and community.

I hope to offer a hands-on art experience where we explore finding art in trash, thinking outside the box, and why all of this matters, while creating a discussion space around these topics specifically for QTBIPOC people.

An open invitation to those who practice and/or are interested in fibre arts—crochet, knitting, embroidery, and other patient gestures—to gather with their works in progress.

This panel will introduce people who are interested in building solidarity with incarcerated people to the past and present of prisoner justice in so-called Canada

Join us on August 6 for an evening of poetry and the launch of BLACKOUT MAGAZINE, the first magazine dedicated to BIPOC voices in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal.

In Pain and Insane is excited to host “Disabled Dreamers” , a two-part event for Wild Pride 2026!