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June Events...

  • Cinépride Nantes
  • CineSLAM
  • Colors of Love International Queer Film Festival
  • DIGO Festival
  • DiversidArte: Festival de Curtas
  • Espacio Queer
  • Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival
  • Fire!!
  • Frameline
  • Freiburger Lesbenfilmtage
  • Gilbert Baker Film Festival
  • Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival
  • Korea Queer Film Festival
  • Macao International Queer Film Festival
  • Mix Mexico
  • National Queer Arts Festival
  • OUR PRIDE Shorts & Arts Fest
  • OutFilm Festival Connecticut
  • Palm Springs International ShortFest
  • Panorama Film Festival
  • Premio Maguey
  • Provincetown International Film Festival
  • Queer Arts Festival
  • Queer North Film Festival
  • Queer Vision
  • Queer Women of Color Film Festival
  • Rainbow Reel Tokyo
  • Tribeca Film Festival
  • Zinegoak Bilbao International GLBT Film Festival
Queer Arts Festival

Queer Arts Festival

Friday, 06 June 2025 until Saturday, 28 June 2025

The Queer Arts Festival (QAF) taps into the visceral power of the arts to build a better world. We bring our diverse communities together in the intimate act of sharing as artists and audiences, as we dispel hatred through the visibility, recognition and celebration of lives that transgress sexual and gender norms.


 

June 6 – 28, 2025 | Queer Arts Festival


Centre A | and locations throughout the city

Portals are gateways to transformation—liminal spaces of transition, possibility, and change. For the 2025 Queer Arts Festival, Portals explores queer and trans experiences of crossing thresholds, stepping into new identities, and imagining futures beyond imposed boundaries. Presented in partnership with Centre A, this year’s curated visual exhibition also examines diasporic journeys, highlighting the intersections of queerness, migration, and belonging. In a time of rising anti-trans and anti-queer rhetoric, Portals is a call to reimagine the world, celebrating art’s power to forge new paths, challenge oppression, and open doors to liberation. Step through—what’s on the other side?