2024-02-06

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< ; 6:00pm - 8:00pm : '''An Evening With Walter Borden'''
< : Please join queer, black Halifax community leaders and Q literary folk for a book reading, signing, talk, and reception on Monday evening, with the simply luminous [[WalterBorden|Walter Borden]]. Light refreshments will be provided.
< : At: Halifax Central Library, The Big Hall.
< : If you have any questions, contact events@wayves.ca
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Noon to 1:00 p.m.
Pride Lunch & Learn
Dr. PhillipJoy? will present Out of the Barkness: Films on Body Image. Puppy Philms seeks to understand the connections between being a pup and body image for gay, bi, trans, and queer men though their own voices. See the event poster.
Location: The Rook at Mount Saint Vincent University

RainbowRefugeesNS

4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Rainbow Refugee Pottery Program
The RainbowRefugeesNS invites you to learn skills and build community through an art group focused on pottery! The first class is February 6 and will continue weekly until May 28, 2024.
Who: For people who identify as LGBTQI+ newcomers living in Halifax, NS. No experience is needed!
What: A free art group focused on learning skills in ceramics, with guest artists who specialize in textiles, dance, video, and more
Please email ceramics artist and RRANS Community Member Andrea Puszkar at puszkar@rocketmail.com to get on the interest list for this program! Follow the link in our bio to learn more.
Note: we can provide translation during the art program. Please let us know if you require this or of any other access needs.

Theatre

7:30 p.m.
The Last Show on Earth!™
The world is ending. Are you watching the livestream? A new play infused with film from the exciting multi-disciplinary artist, poet & playwright Breton Lalama.
With 201 days left till the end of the world, Eli works overtime at the fruit roll up factory, trying to save enough to secure a black market Fleedom Ticket to safety. But when a ghost from his past becomes the poster child of the apocalypse, things get a little bit sticky.
Tickets available online.
Location: Scotiabank Stage, Neptune Theatre, 1589 Argyle Street