Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2026
Time: 6:30 pm
Location: In-person event at the Museum
Language: Presented in English with French subtitles
Cost: FREE
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Join us for an evening of film and reflection with Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance, a powerful documentary that brings to life the struggles, resilience, and activism that shaped Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ movement.
Presented in partnership with National Film Board, Nova Scotia Office of Equity & Anti-racism, and Halifax Pride, this screening invites audiences to reflect on the struggles, resilience, and activism that helped shape rights, visibility, and belonging across the country.
What to expect:
- A screening of the feature documentary
- A post-screening Q&A
- A post-screening facilitated discussion
About the Film
Directed by Noam Gonick and produced by Justine Pimlott, Parade is unflinching, bold, enraging, hopeful, and brings audiences to the frontlines of history through rarely seen archival footage and first-person accounts.
From police raids and early drag shows to community organizing and the House of Commons, the film honours the activists and elders whose resistance helped secure many of the rights recognized today.