Kelowna’s second annual Queer Zine Fair is hosted by Kelowna Museums and the UBC Okanagan Library at the beautiful Laurel Packinghouse on June 5 from 6 to 8 pm.
Calling artists, writers, and creatives! Learn how to make zines, a legendary underground and DIY art form integral to pre-internet queer and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities since the ‘70s.
Come and check out Kelowna’s first Queer Zine Fair, hosted by Kelowna Museums and the UBC Okanagan Library and taking place during Kelowna Pride Week.
Discover the history of drag in anthropology via a dynamic drag performance and panel discussion on May 17.
UBC Okanagan Library has partnered with Kelowna Museums to offer a free zine-making workshop. Supplies will be provided, and attendees will have the time and space to create their own zines.
Join Syilx Elders, Knowledge-Keepers, local and national scholars/educators, and Canada Research Chairs as they speak to co-curricular-making experiences and bring their reflections to the conversations in circle.
Join us for an overview of current legislation and upcoming changes that govern MAID in Canada.
UBC Okanagan Library and Kelowna Museums invite you to a community discussion about 2SLGBTQIA+ history in Kelowna.
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Join local and national scholars, including Indigenous educators and Canadian Research Chairs, as they discuss their efforts to decolonize programs and practices to generate a conversation with local educators, scholars and community members.
Join this Café Scientifique to listen to multidisciplinary perspectives about growing older at home, express your viewpoints, and ask questions to aging experts.
Learn how microbes that live in the digestive tract affect our body and mind, and how a healthy lifestyle can sustain gut health and prevent chronic disease
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