The Queer Sexual Health Workshop is an educational session designed to break down common myths and misunderstandings about sexual practices and health within the queer community. Led by a health professional (TBD), the workshop moves from basic information to lesser-known facts, keeping the language simple, clear, and welcoming for everyone. Topics will include HIV and […]
The Dating Dynamics Panel is an event that explores relationship experiences that go beyond the usual heteronormative mold. It will bring together community members who date and connect in different […]
Come by Q for a cozy, chill community space dedicated to studying for finals. Enjoy chocolates, study supplies, and study bags to feel more prepared for your upcoming exams.
To celebrate the end of the Fall semester, join us in promoting community and joy. Participate in our photo booth, writing station, crafts, candy grams, snacks, and hot chocolate to […]
Are you passionate about fandoms, fanart, headcanons, fanfiction, and more? Come and explore fandoms and queerness with us in our December Discussion Night.
Come and celebrate Q’s 15th Anniversary with us! Add to our 2030 time capsule, enjoy some snacks, take some pictures at our photo station, learn about Q, and participate in […]
Get ready to take part in exciting debates about a very important question: Which Pokémon is the diva? This is a bracket-style tournament where attendees will defend their favourites and […]
Join us for our Discussion Night on Gender Identities and Queer Euphoria, in celebration of Transgender Day of Remembrance. Share about your experiences, your gender identity(ies), and what brings you […]
Do you like reading? Community? Tea? This book club will discuss the poetry book Lord of the Butterfliesby Andrea Gibson. This event is open to everyone, whether or not you’ve […]
Show off your spooky killer costume! Whether you’re a glittering ghost or a terrifying vampire, bring your drama, your sass, and maybe a little sparkle to win a prize.
Paint your own spooky “trick-or-treat” mason jar, then fill it with candy to take home. Guaranteed fun, zero curses (probably).
Nosferatu? Kind of cute! Join us for our Discussion Night on Queer culture and Halloween, where we explore how monsters became Queer icons and how Halloween shows up in media.
