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Art is a form of protest at the Dyke March

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By Eleanor Tremeer
| The Georgia Straight Verified
LGBT+ by Eleanor Tremeer on July 27th, 2023 at 8:46 AM The first Pride was a riot. And although increasing social acceptance of queerness has allowed Pride to transform from riot to parade, until all LGBTQIA+ people can live openly, without fear, there is still a need for protest. That’s where the Dyke March comes in. Established 19 years ago, the Vancouver Dyke March takes place on the first Saturday of August.
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Queer Arts Festival 2023 imagines brighter futures

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By Eleanor Tremeer
| The Georgia Straight Verified
Arts by Eleanor Tremeer on June 5th, 2023 at 10:00 AM With everything the queer community has faced in recent months (and years), it can sometimes be hard to imagine a future in which we can express ourselves without fear of oppression. The Queer Arts Festival (QAF) wants to change that.
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Action! Run N Gun returns for its ninth year of 48-hour movie-making madness

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By Eleanor Tremeer
| The Georgia Straight Verified
Movies by Eleanor Tremeer on April 19th, 2023 at 4:33 PM For 48 hours every year, Vancouver’s indie film community erupts into a script-writing, location-hunting, video-editing frenzy. Whether they be hobbyists or professionals, hundreds of filmmakers scramble to do the unthinkable: make a movie in just one weekend. Of course it probably helps to know that, win or lose, their films will be seen by hundreds of people. And that there’s a wild party awaiting them after the finals.
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