A gentle character study of Harvey (Benjamin Turnbull) – a straight, fat man who decides to submit a photograph of himself to a gay magazine for ‘big men and their admirers.’
Tickets: $12.65 ($12 cash at the door if available).
Location: CarbonArcCinema, 1747 Summer St (Museum of Natural History, entry via lower parking lot)
8:00 p.m. to Midnight
Canada’s Drag Race S6 Viewing Party
Every Thursday night starting November 20, join us at Stardust to watch the latest episode of Canada’s Drag Race (CDR) Season 6 and help us cheer on local icon, MyaFoxx! Hosted weekly by ZaraMatrix and featuring a rotating lineup of special guests, including current and former CDR cast members, we’re bringing the runway to Halifax with live performances, discussion panels, and all the drama, glamour, and hot T from the newest season of Canada’s Drag Race!
This week's guests:MyaFoxx and fellow season 6 contestant Van Goth.
Doors open at 8, guests should arrive no later than 8:45. Pre-show from 9 to 10. Episode watch party at 10 followed by a post-show panel and discussion.
✨Felted Stim Toys an Accessibility Futurisms Program ✨
Come make felted stim toys with us!
The Youth Project and Queer Creatives Space is hosting a stim toy making workshop at Wonder’neath. This workshop will teach participants felting techniques to make stim toys. We’re hoping that this workshop will instill feelings of joy towards stimming, while challenging feelings of shame. We feel this workshop is important, as neurodiverse and Disabled youth are often taught to feel shame in relation to stimming. Engaging with stim toys can be a joyful experience though, in both their use and the practice of making them. For those that don’t use stim toys, you’re still welcome to make one, as they make great gifts!
This event is a closed space for 2SLGBTQIAP+ Disabled youth between the ages of 14 to 30. Self-IDing is more than enough to access this space/ you don’t need a formal diagnosis. Questioning folks are more than welcome.
This is a masked required event, with a preference of KN94, KN95, N95, or better. Medical grade masks are acceptable, for those that face access barriers with higher quality masks. Masks can/ will be provided.
This event is free, wheelchair accessible, and will have ASL interpretation. There will also be a low sensory room, and a corsi-rosenthal box onsite. The Youth Project will be providing snacks and stim toys. Wonder’neath/ @wonderneath has a detailed access guide for their space, which you can find via the provided link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YZ_kwlMHohsC4yPBzZm6lhvE9rIN2WcF7-RRSDBFYko/edit
Pre-registration for this event is not required but is appreciated. You can pre-register through the provided link: https://tinyurl.com/3hbucpz3
This event is drop in friendly/ you can come and go as needed. :)
This program is one of the public programs of Youth Project’s Accessibility Futurisms project funded by Accessibility Standards Canada.
For questions contact Robin at robin@youthproject.ns.ca✨😷
Location: Wonder’neath, 2482 Maynard Street, North End Kjipuktuk/ Halifax (In-Person).
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