Opening night for this exhibit will be a celebration of the little critters that run our world. Join a diverse group of artists for The Pollinators Cabaret. Come and enjoy an evening of storytelling, poetry, song, visual art, and dance to celebrate native and managed pollinators. Please note that locally produced honey made by bees in the Toronto Portlands will be available for sale.

Join for opening night of International Pollinator Week 2010. We will celebrate the little critters that run our world with storytelling, song, poetry, dance, visual art and of course, locally produced honey.

This week features DJs Le Freak C’est Keek & Relentless

Weekly, queer-friendly, neighbourhood dance party! 10pm, every Wednesday & always free, make your way to the Melody Bar to hear your favourite djs play alongside new ones and dance, converse, make out, whatever you feel comfortable doing!

weekly life drawing hosted by Walter Rushton.

Resist the G20 without getting arrested with Toronto’s leading queer hip hop folks!

Have you ever wondered:
- Why don’t we have accurate info and research about LGBT health?
- How does this affect the health care we receive?
- What can we do to improve health care for LGBT people?

RHO is convening a Cafe Scientific to begin a conversation about these issues with our communities.

Part of the Gladstone Hotel’s Gay Pride Celebrations!

This multi-disciplinary exhibition assembles work that deals with the queer experience, and is knowing, assertive and even aggressive about it.

All proceeds from ticket sales and the auction will go to support a project that reports on and promotes the importance of football in the lives of girls in South Africa. The event will feature live music by Toronto-based female musicians The Sweet Peas, Kim Koren, Cathy Elliot, Jessy Lanza, and Kimmy Drapack and Friends. The night will also include a silent auction of works from local female artists as well as products and services from other local businesses.

It is sure to be a terrific night of art and entertainment in support of a great cause.

Sex in the City takes on a new meaning when one considers that urban pollinators carry pollen from one flower to another enabling them to reproduce and blessing humans with flowers, fruits and vegetables. This photographic exhibit explores the relationship between humans and bees in Toronto, New York and the San Francisco Bay are and highlights how cities are becoming havens for global declining pollinator populations.

Please join us to help Kevin Beaulieu kick off his campaign to represent Ward 18 at City Council in style!