Uncovering Queer Sexuality

An Edmonton Queer History Month event presented by Making Queer History, Archive Dive and The Pride Centre of Edmonton Library. Participants in this workshop will explore books, zines, newsletters, erotica and poetry spanning the last 40 years, discussing the ways lesbian, queer and trans people have described and explored dating, attraction, sexuality and relationships.

At a time when Alberta's government stirs controversy over depictions of sexuality, labeling as “pornographic” beloved classics like Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home, libraries are vitally important.  While the event is free to attend, participants will be invited to make a financial donation to support the volunteer-run Pride Centre of Edmonton library. 

Thursday October 16, 7-9pm

Pride Centre of Edmonton 10610-105 Avenue

Metered street parking available.  One block west of MacEwan LRT station. 

The Pride Centre of Edmonton is on the second floor.  It is wheelchair accessible via a lift.  The space has gender neutral washrooms.  

 

 

Event Image: Pagan and Kady, Monticello New York 1987 by JEB Joan E. Biren