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SUMMARY:Pride Month Launch
DESCRIPTION:This is a community event put on by a partner organization but supported by Valley Pride. \nThe Municipality’s annual Pride Month launch event will be emceed by local students and will feature remarks from the AVRCE\, Valley Pride as well as the chair and vice chair of the Diversity Kings County Committee. Following the speaking portion of the event\, we will have a flag raising and light refreshments.
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/pride-month-launch/
LOCATION:Municipal Complex\, 181 Coldbrook Village Park Drive\, Coldbrook\, Nova\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Birding with Pride
DESCRIPTION:This is a community event put on by a partner organization but supported by Valley Pride. \nAce Lane is a fourteen year old non-binary birder living in Wolfville. They have been listening to and watching birds for the past ten years and are excited to introduce you to some of their winged friends at Miner’s Marsh. \nThe bird walk will be approximately one hour long. Bring binoculars if you have them.
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/birding-with-pride/
LOCATION:Miner’s Marsh\, 87 Bridge Street\, Kentville\, Nova Scotia\, B4N2E5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Craft Out Loud
DESCRIPTION:Get artsy and create something beautiful in a safe space! \nWe’re hosting a queer crafting night at Bee’s Knees General Store and Bakery. We’ll have plenty of supplies on hand for you to get inspired by\, or feel free to bring your own work in progress. \nAnd you know it wouldn’t be a Bee’s Knees night without tasty treats from the bakery. \nThis event is free to attend and open to all ages. \nAccessibility Notes: \nEntrances: Front door is manual\, with a sloped entrance from the parking lot. There is one step in front of the building but smooth access is possible from the parking lot.\nParking: Currently no designated accessible space. Street parking available in front of the shop on both sides of the street as well as a Village lot directly across the street with two marked accessible spots.\nInside: Store and displays are accessible\, and there is a wide path throughout the shop. There is a tiered counter to make accessing the coffee services a little more doable for folks in chairs.\nWashrooms: washroom is gender neutral and accessible\, with grip bars. Unfortunately no power door/lock.
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/craft-out-loud/
LOCATION:Bee’s Knees General Store and Bakery\, 498 Main Street\, Lawrencetown\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Gender Free Haircut Club
DESCRIPTION:This is a community event put on by a partner organization but supported by Valley Pride. \nWe are SO excited to announce\, in collaboration with the Dresscode Project\, our second annual Gender Free Haircut Club event! \nOn Wednesday\, June 25 from 10am – 6pm we will be offering free gender affirming haircuts\, and hair removal services from licensed professionals for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. All appointments this day are by appointment only. \nPlease email us @ info@bridgebeautybar.com or send us a DM to reserve your spot! We cannot wait to see you all there!
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/gender-free-haircut-club/
LOCATION:Bridge Beauty Bar\, 14 Bridge Street\, Kentville\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Pride Rainbow Collage
DESCRIPTION:This is a community event put on by a partner organization but supported by Valley Pride. \nJoin us for a fun and colorful family-friendly event during Annapolis Valley Pride Week! We’ll be collaging mini rainbows (or your own unique design). This hands-on activity is perfect for all ages\, so bring your family and friends to celebrate love\, creativity\, and inclusivity. Weather permitting\, we will be outside on the patio\, enjoying the garden and whimsical concrete sculptures (toadstools\, deer\, and more)
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/pride-rainbow-collage/
LOCATION:Charles Macdonald Concrete House Museum\, 19 Saxon Street\, Centreville\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Silent Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Canning Library for a peaceful evening of silent reading and community connection. We invite community members of all ages to come out to read quietly\, surrounded by other queer folks. \nAnd who knows\, maybe you’ll make a new book bestie while you’re at it! \nWe will have 3 rooms set up. One for silent reading in community with others\, one for refreshments and light quiet chatting about your books\, and one for the kiddos that want to join! \nThis event is free of charge to attend and open to all ages. \nAccessibility Notes: \nEntrances: slight ramp at the front door\, but it is not to building code standards.door is wide enough for a wheelchair and there is room enough to enter the front room. South space toward the back is not accessible.\nParking: no designated accessible parking.\nWashrooms: gender neutral washroom\, not wheelchair accessible.
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/silent-book-club/
LOCATION:Canning Library\, 9806 Main St\, Canning\, Nova Scotia\, B0P 1H0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Pride FC
DESCRIPTION:Calling all sporty gays and theys for a pick up soccer game at 7\, directly following our all ages learn to play\, so whether you’ve never kicked the ball before\, it’s been years\, you’re just looking for something fun to do with the family\, or you’re a pro there is something for everyone! \nThis event is free of charge and open to all ages. See you there!!
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/pride-fc/
LOCATION:Memorial Park\, 125 Park Street\, Kentville\, Nova Scotia\, B4N 1M2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Pride March
DESCRIPTION:The first Pride was a riot! June 28th 1969\, queer and trans people of color fought back against police harassment and discriminatory laws making our sexualities and gender identities illegal. On June 28th\, 56 years later\, meet Valley Pride at Miner’s Marsh at 11am to continue this tradition of protest as we march through Kentville to Centre Square. Now more than ever\, we need Pride and we need community!\n\n—\n\n\nRoute map:
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/pride-march-3/
LOCATION:Miner’s Marsh\, 87 Bridge Street\, Kentville\, Nova Scotia\, B4N2E5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Come Together 2025
DESCRIPTION:Valley Pride’s flagship event is back for a third year! Join us in making Kentville the queerest town in Nova Scotia at our fabulous annual takeover of the ToK. \nCome together with us at Miner’s Marsh at 11 for our annual pride march\, featuring speakers and a loud and proud march around downtown Kentville. \nWe’ve got a fantastic day of programming for the whole family with musical performances\, games\, a vendor market and resource fair\, and so much more all happening in Centre Square starting at noon. \nYou won’t want to miss the Twirl Time family drag show at the Kings Arms Pub. You’ll want to get your tickets to this one soon–it sells out quickly every year! Treat your little ones to an afternoon of glitter and joy with family-friendly drag performances and story time. \nThen end the night off with an evening of glitz and glam at Queer Prom at Maritime Express. \nPerformers: \n \nFreya Milliken is an award-winning singer-songwriter whose music resonates with warmth\, authenticity and introspection. Known for her rich\, velvety voice and dynamic blend of indie-folk and rock influences\, Freya’s music will take you through an evocative journey of self-discovery and reflection\, with a gentle yet powerful lure into an intimate and heartfelt realm. Her debut EP\, Wholeheartedly\, explores queer longing\, love\, and joy\, while embracing the various stages of navigating relationships and identity. To love or live wholeheartedly is to do so without reservation\, to be intrepid leaders of our own lives. With raw honesty\, the EP captures both the beauty and the challenges of loving and being loved. \n  \n  \n \nThe Wolfville Queer Community Choir is a multi-generational group of singers from the 2SLGBTQIA+ community who gather each week to make music and connect with one another. We are always happy to welcome new members and encourage folks with any singing experience and all ages to join. This choir is a queer space. Please contact Music In Communities with questions: info@musicincommunities.com \n  \n  \n  \n  \nAccessibility Notes: \nParking: Accessible parking available in the lot beside Kentville Town Hall off of the south side of Main Street and in Centre Square\nWashrooms: Porta potties (one of which is accessible) will be located in Centre Square.\nSensory/noise: Mid-level outdoor crowd noise. If this is a sensitivity for you\, we encourage headphones or ear protection to help reduce the sound level. There will be a low-sensory area in at The Red Door (10 Webster St suite 110). Seating\, cold water\, low lighting\, and fidget toys will be provided.
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/come-together-2025/
LOCATION:Centre Square\, 389 Main Street\, Kentville\, Nova Scotia\, B4N 1K7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Queer Artisan Market
DESCRIPTION:Shop local\, support queer! From 12-5pm at Centre Square in Kentville\, we will have queer and trans owned makers and small businesses set up with all of their amazing wares. From jewelry to cards to print art to decorations\, bring your wallet and find the piece that captures your heart. \nInterspersed with the vendors will be resource organizations who support the queer community in the Valley. Be sure to stop by their tables to learn about what they do! \nResource Orgs:\nHeal Nova Scotia \nThe Health Equity Alliance of Nova Scotia (HEAL NS) is a registered charity and not-for-profit health promotion organization. We serve those living with and affected by HIV and members of the 2S/LGBTQIA+ community. We provide support services for people living with HIV\, access to STI and HIV self-testing kits\, and have recently launched Check Me Out\, an easy-to-use checklist to inform sexual health discussions with your healthcare provider. Our aim is to improve health outcomes\, end stigma and discrimination for our community members\, and to end new HIV infections in Nova Scotia. \npflag \npflag Canada is Family for All. We bring together 2SLGBTQ+ people\, family\, friends and allies to create an inclusive future.\npflag Canada is a national charitable organization that was founded by parents who needed help learning how to accept and support their 2SLGBTQ+ children. We are dedicated to supporting\, educating\, and advocating for 2SLGBTQ+ people and those who love them.\nTogether\, we are creating a just\, caring and accepting world for everyone. \n \nprideHealth \nprideHealth supports Two-Spirit\, lesbian\, gay\, bisexual\, transgender\, queer\, questioning\, intersex and asexual (2SLGBTQIA+) people by improving their access to safe\, coordinated\, comprehensive and culturally appropriate primary health care. We support individuals\, families and NSH/IWK staff to promote health equity and affirming care. \nprideHealth is a partnership between Nova Scotia Health and IWK Health. \nThe Red Door \nFor more than 20 years The Red Door has been providing confidential sexual health services\, health education\, and health promotion to youth ages 13-30. \nWe are proud to provide this support without judgement\, in a safe environment complete with an expert staff and trained volunteers. \nAs a non-profit\, community-based organization The Red Door serves more than 1\,000 clients annually\, many of whom do not have a family doctor. \nSexual Health Resource Centre (Acadia Students’ Union) \nThe ASU’s Sexual Health Resource Centre (SHRC) works to facilitate Acadia students’ advancement\, growth\, & development of sexual and reproductive health knowledge and practices. We provide education\, resources\, support and access to sexual and reproductive health products for the Acadia community. While some of our services are limited to Acadia students\, we are happy to support the broader community where possible – just ask! We are also proud to be part of Sexual Health Nova Scotia’s Transformation Closet program\, acting as a pick-up and try-on spot for free gender affirming gear for all Nova Scotians. \nGet in touch by emailing shrc.asu@acadiau.ca or check us out on Instagram @SHRCAcadia\, where we post free sexual health\, gender\, and reproductive health education and information on local services. Free healthcare navigation and sexual health pamphlets are available online at shrchub.my.canva.site/sub509. \n—- \nVendors:\nTaylor Linloff (they/them) \nTaylor Linloff (they/them) is an author and zine maker originally from Cape Breton Island\, now settled in Windsor. They are proudly queer and Autistic\, with their works exploring intersections of mental health and queer identity. Their novella\, My Name Is Marshall\, will be available at the Come Together Queer Artisan Market. \nHeather Clay Creations \nHeather Clay Creations is a queer polymer clay business owned by Heather (she/her). Heather makes clay earrings and croc charms (new) that are fun\, funky\, lightweight\, affordable & QUEER! \nOne Spruce Twig Beadwork (she/her) \nMatilda is originally from Goose Bay\, Labrador and has now been in Nova Scotia for 16 years. Matilda is a Nunatsiavut beneficiary\, which is recognized as one of the Inuit communities. Working with beads\, leather\, antler and fur is among one of the many ways she expresses her work. Pronouns are She/Her. Proud mom of Michael\, a non binary kiddo with insane talent! \n \nMade with Love Cards and Art \nMy name is Ailise Stillman\, and I am the artist behind Made With Love Cards and Art! I am a queer student currently living in Wolfville and attending Acadia University. I grew up in Halifax\, but have spent lots of time in the valley throughout my life\, and I am proud to call it my second home. My business features hand-painted acrylic art postcards featuring mainly floral and Nova Scotian landscape designs. I also have a line of subtle pride fruit cards that will be available at the Queer Artisan Market with Valley Pride. I am so excited to be able to share my art with you all\, and I look forward to seeing everyone there! \nRetro Hippo Boutique \nHannah and I (Shelley) of Retro Hippo Boutique are very excited to be a part of the Pride Market. We are a brick and mortar store located in Centreville that specialize in coloured glass\, ceramics\, lighting\, afghans\, really anything that is from 1940s to the 90s that have nostalgia with fun and flair. We started the business 5 years ago to give Hannah the opportunity to be out in the public\, being a person with Cerebral Palsy and needing support is a challenge for employers. Hannah is Pansexual\, Shelley is Queer and Hannah has an identical transgender twin brother. \nCalliopes Cauldron \nLeigh is a disabled\, bi mom with a quirky sense of style that comes out in her jewelry. Her jewelry designs may seem a little… odd\, but her children have said that she can’t make anything straight. They are prime examples of that. \nBelow the Felt \nBelow the Felt Creations is fantastical felt created by a fantastical creator! Everything from fungi to fandom can be found in their array of figures\, with room for custom orders. A passion-project of part-human\, part-muppet Lilly Ashdown\, Below the Felt Creations is her way to bring her whimsy driven art to the world and hopefully inspire joy! \n \nFox + Fae \nMy name is Ashley (she/they)\, and I hand draw fine-line botanicals as Fox + Fae. Get my designs as cards\, prints\, or ask about commissions! Always happy to work with folks on custom designs for prints\, tattoos\, or whatever else you can dream up. I also offer cutesy beaded bracelets and necklaces. \nKaslo Aran Pottery \nKaslo Aran Pottery\, queer owned and located in the Valley\, will be in attendance at the Pride Market with a collection of hand crafted and wheel thrown functional ceramics as well as original lino block prints. \n \nDisco is Not Dead Designs \nNicole Langdon is a 28 year old queer femme who was raised in Ellershouse\, Nova Scotia. A hairstylist by trade since 2020\, catering to genderless salon services\, she was diagnosed with Thoracic outlet syndrome in 2022\, and founded Disco Is Not Dead Designs during a 5 month surgical leave after her first\, and later second\, rib removal. Some of her first designs can be found proudly on display in the windows at Bridge Beauty Bar in Kentville. Each mirrored tile is hand placed by Nicole\, and every discoball sculpture is unique. \nNicole draws inspiration from mixing the beauty of nature in the Annapolis Valley with the reflective\, almost armored effect from the tiles\, along with a love of dance music\, sparkles\, and a fascination for the way light can transform a space. \nShe is firm on the opinion that disco is not dead. \n \nGalaxy Overload \nGalaxy Overload blends cute and nerdy ideas to make unique hand-crafted goods. Ever evolving\, there are always new items being created from adorable crocheted toys and keychains\, and useful home goods\, to glittery resin accessories like the ‘Glittery Glow-in-the Dark’ resin earrings\, the ‘adorable’ beaded bracelets\, ‘Iconic’ Pride Bees and Pride Cacti. \nRadical Cat Creations (Xe/they/nekm) \nRadical Cat Creations has been creating geeky and Pride related goodness for over a decade. Focusing mainly on cross stitching but also using other fiber arts including different embroidery techniques and weaving\, xe creates accessories and home decor to show your spirit to the world through self-expression. Imriel is a non-binary\, queer\, neurodiverse\, and Black/Indigenous person who has been working with Pride focused activism for many years and currently resides in New Minas with nekm dogs (Dean and Sammy)\, snake (Wesley) and husband.
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/queer-artisan-market/
LOCATION:Centre Square\, 389 Main Street\, Kentville\, Nova Scotia\, B4N 1K7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Twirl Time: All-Ages Drag Show
DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate Pride with the whole family! Bring the kids to see dazzling performances\, sing-a-longs\, and stories! \nWe are beyond thrilled to present another family extravagazna with the Twirl Time show. The third annual family friendly drag event\, that will be filled with love\, laughter\, and dancing. \nJoin Your local Drag performers Queera Bang and Sassafrass Smalls as they take over the Kings Arms Pubs Tower! \nJoined by Top Notch Nova Scotia Royalty Auntie Karm\, Diana B. Tease\, & Babia Majora \n$15 advance Tickets or $20 at the door. Kids under 3 get in for free. With Ticket sales going directly to Valley Pride and the performers \nDoors open at 3:30. Tables and seats are first come\, first serve. \nGet your tickets on Eventbrite! \nPerformers: \n \nQueera Bang (they/them) \nQueera Bang (they/them) is a non-binary performer/producer with the goal of creating more access to queer events\, safe spaces\, and visibility for Trans folks and youth in rural areas. They strive to create shows and spaces that celebrate gender diversity and drag beyond the world of Rupaul. Queera is known for their activism\, roller skating antics\, and ridiculousness on the mic. Off stage Queera continues to be a trans and mental health advocate. They are a co-founder of Valley Pride and work as a Queer Trans Trauma Therapist. \n  \n  \n \nSassafras Smalls (she/her) \nDrawn to glitter\, wigs and walking the runway (aka hallway) from a young age\, Sassafras first took the stage at a Thorgy Thor show when she was 7 years old and fell in love with the art of drag. Her drag combines glamour\, playfulness\, and advocacy. She runs workshops across the province on supporting gender-diverse youth\, has spoken at WE Day\, and is featured in the documentary ‘Translations’ about Trans folks in Nova Scotia. Sassafras is here to promote youth in drag and slay down the patriarchy! \n  \n  \n \nDiana B. Tease (she/her) \nDiana B. Tease is Halifax’s Dashing Diabetic Diva\, and yes… her blood sugar is probably higher than yours. Fueled by insulin\, rhinestones\, and sequins Diana brings high energy\, sharp wit\, and unapologetic queerness to every stage she graces. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nBabie Majora (they/them) \nRecently relocated from Toronto to Halifax\, Babia Majora is a trans non-binary artist who saunters all the way along the gender spectrum. Mixing drag\, burlesque\, and boylesque\, they are a winner of Canada’s drag competition Empire’s Ball Season 2\, and recognized as one of Canada’s top three Xlesque (non-binary burlesque) performers. Babia combines elements of burlesque’s classic sensuality with drag’s vibrant\, larger-than-life persona\, creating performances that are both seductive and thought-provoking\, while celebrating the freedom to exist beyond the binary. \n  \n  \nAuntie Karm (they/them) \nSURPRISE!!! Auntie Karm is back back back again. With being the founder of The Glitter Haus that contains their drag children Slayosha Nicole Smith and Tiffany Not a Top. Auntie is always down to give you a camp\, singing or bratz performance. This is Auntie Karms last time performing as they are MOVING TO HALIFAX IN AUGUST! \n  \n  \n  \n  \nAccessibility Notes:\nBuilding access: This venue is upstairs with no elevator access.\nParking: The closest accessible parking is located in Centre Square\, or in the lot behind Kentville Town Hall off of the south side of Main Street.\nVenue seating: Tables with movable chairs\, first-come-first-serve.\nWashrooms: No gender-neutral washrooms on site\nASL Interpretation: Yes\nSensory/Noise: This event will also have loud music\, low lighting and general crowd noise and cheering. If you want to watch the show but might appreciate something to do with your hands\, Valley Pride will provide fidget items at the event.\nMasks: Welcome but not required.
URL:https://avalleypride.ca/event/twirl-time-all-ages-drag-show/
LOCATION:Kings Arms Pub\, 390 Main St\, Kentville\, Nova Scotia\, B4N 1K8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly
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