Calendar of Events

Activities at the Older GLBT Resource Centre The Senior Pride Network is proud to host a variety of activities, events and workshops for Toronto's aging lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans communities. Stop by the 519 on any given Monday at 3pm to see what happening. Light refreshments available.

Time: 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Location: 519 Community Centre, 519 Church Street - East Room

For more information, contact Dick Moore at 416-392-6878 x 118 or senior@the519.org

LGBTQ Community Health Fair Reception Come help us kick off the 2008 LGBTQ Health Matters Week at our 5th annual community health fair reception. Bring your friends or bring your family for an evening of free health education and information.

Over 20 services and community groups will be available to chat and share information. Come learn about your local health care resources and meet your local queer and trans service providers.

There will be refreshments and lots of free information.

Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Location: Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, call 416-324-4177 or email mclarke@sherbourne.on.ca

Monday Night Drop-In Monday Night Drop-In is a weekly drop-in where adult mentors and youth create community together. It's a fun 'queer' space for socializing, relaxing and sharing a home cooked meal. We have movie nights, arts and recreational activities and special workshops and events. Youth are welcome to come check it out EVERY Monday night (including statutory holidays).

Time: 5:30pm - 8:00pm
Location: Supporting Our Youth, Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, please call Leslie at 416-324-5082 or email soymentoring@sherbourne.on.ca

Gay Men's Cancer Information & Networking Group This program provides gay men who have cancer the opportunity to meet with other members of the gay community for discussion about cancer and the challenges they face. In a safe and non-judgmental setting, stories are shared, isolation can be reduced, and participants can help one another learn how to cope with the many challenges they face.

This group is co-led by a professional group leader and a trained peer.
Mondays March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, April 7, 14, 21, 28 (drop-in, no registration is required)

Time: 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Location: Wellspring Odette House, 81 Wellesley Street East, Toronto, ON

Becoming Sexually Comfortable: A Workshop with Buck Angel Buck Angel will discuss his progression from being shy, inhibited, and uncomfortable in his own skin, to enjoying penetration in his personal life, to becoming comfortable enough to share his sexuality and his pussy with the world as the first FTM porn star. He will discuss finding your place in "transmen communities" while at the same time defining yourself for yourself. He will explain his own personal process around identity, gender and how he invented himself outside of the accepted norms of the "transmen community". Living in your body and getting the sex you want are at the top of the list when speaking to these issues. Buck Angel will then discuss the concept of being penetrated as a top: being serviced (rather than "bottoming"), and his sense that being penetrated has nothing to do with being female. Questions and answers and open discussion follow his talk.

Time: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Location: Come As You Are, 701 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON

All genders welcome. $25 (sliding scale). To pre-register call 416-504-7934 or www.comeasyouare.com

Not Pink! Interested in meeting people, discussing hot topics or taking part in sports, art, film, spoken word and theatre? Not Pink! is a weekly social group for all LGBTQ youth of colour who are under 30 and live in the Northwest region of Toronto and surrounding areas. Led for/by our communities, the group is a safe, inclusive space where youth can meet their peers. Snacks and transit tickets provided.

Time and location confidential. Please contact Alex Dow at 416-222-1153 x423 or adow@griffin-centre.org for additional information.

Express - Newcomer & Immigrant Queer Youth Project Express is a safe and supportive space where newcomers and/or immigrant queer youth find a place gather, share ideas, questions, and have fun! Express includes a weekly meeting on Tuesdays and the project has had a number of newcomer/immigrant queer youth involved from more than 20 different nationalities and/or ethnicities since May of 2002. This week, we will have a guest speaker, Daniel Bois, who is a Registered Nurse with Sherbourne Health Centre's LGBT Program to talk about getting and staying healthy.

Time: 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Location: Supporting Our Youth - Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, please contact Suhail by email soynewcomer@sherbourne.on.ca or at 416-324-5080.

LGBTQ Legal Rights at Work The Rainbow Employment Network of Toronto (R.E.N.T.), following the success of Toronto's first job fair for the Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans and Queer Community, is pleased to announce our upcoming workshop on LGBTQ Legal Rights at Work. Members of the LGBTQ community are invited join us to learn more about legal rights at work, including coming out and transitioning on the job and workplace discrimination. Lawyer Nicole Nussbaum will be presenting and will be available to answer questions on this topic. Space is limited.

Time: 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Location: Fred Victor Employment Resource Centre: 100 Lombard Street, Suite 102 (Jarvis & Queen E.)

For more information, or to register please contact Erik at: 416-364-8986 x547 or rainbow.employment@yahoo.ca.

Sexing it Up for Women and Trans Folk with Carlyle Jansen - Good For Her Learn advanced techniques how to wow your partner with more pleasure than either of you thought possible. From oral and manual techniques, to fisting, harnesses and toys to thrill, you will expand your repertoire of sexual skills. Be the lover they will never forget! For cis-women, trans-women and trans-men.

Carlyle Jansen is the founder of Good For Her. Since discovering orgasms in her late 20's she has been an avid student, consumer, advocate and educator of human sexuality. She is also a proud mom of two!

Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Location: Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

Free, with sweet delectable treats provided.
For more information or to register, call 416.324.4177 or email mclarke@sherbourne.on.ca.

Opening the Closet on Aging: Amazing Lives! Toronto's Senior Pride Network presents a full day Conference focusing on the special issues of older Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Two-Spirit people and their needs in the areas of long-term care, health, home care, recreation, and mental health. This is a unique opportunity for service providers and LGBTT community members to learn, gain skills and share ideas.

The cost is $75 for service providers and includes a full day of learning, handouts, lunch and snacks. LGBTT seniors will be admitted at no charge.

Program Highlights

• A community panel of older LGBTT people living amazing lives that shatter stereotypes.
• A workshop on depression and problems with substances.
• A panel on issues related to LGBT seniors in the Rehab system.
• A panel on preparing for various stages of aging.
• Navigating the System and Advocating Once You're In It.
• A screening room showing gay related short films and documentaries.
• Resource tables featuring services for mainstream seniors and LGBTT services.
• Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives exhibit on gay history in Toronto.
• A presentation on how the City of Toronto Homes for the Aged is working to make long term care gay friendly.

Time: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Location: Metro Central YMCA at 20 Grosvenor Street, Toronto, ON

Spaces are limited. For further information contact Jack Cunningham, Conference Coordinator at The 519 Church Street Community Centre, 519 Church Street Toronto, ON M5S 2M4, email seniors2@the519.org or call 416 392 6878 ext 306.

Trans • Youth • Toronto! Trans Youth Toronto is a drop-in for trans youth and youth exploring their gender identity. Drop-ins are usually unstructured and people arrive when they can and leave when they need to. TYT Drop-ins are part of The Trans Programmes at The 519 Church Street Community Centre. Staff at The 519 are super friendly, non-judgmental and trans-positive. The space is a place to get together, have some snacks, learn about resources, and share ideas and experiences with other trans and questioning youth. Sometimes we talk about trans stuff, and sometimes we just talk about whatever's interesting. Starting in 2007 we now have two facilitators, one trans guy and one trans girl, to make the space even more welcoming and helpful. TYT is run by trans youth for trans youth. This is SO the place where you can be yourself, with others like yourself in a safe, secure, and warm lounge-like environment. We sometimes show movies or have guest speakers. The group is open to anyone age 26 and under who is trans or is exploring or questioning their gender identity. Come and spend Wednesdays with us! And remember ... you aren't alone and trans-youth rock-supreme!

Time: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: The 519 Church Street Community Centre, 519 Church Street, Toronto, ON

For more information about TYT or other Trans Programmes please contact Jordan and Rebecca at tytrocks@gmail.com.

Discussion on LGBTQ Step-Parenting Have you joined a family where there were kids already present? Come join the LGBTQ Parenting Network at Sherbourne Health Centre and Queer Parenting Programmes at the 519 for a discussion on LGBTQ Step-Parenting. Hear from others who are step-parenting and have an opportunity to share the dilemmas, challenges and joys of being in a step-parent role.

Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON
For more information, please contact Rachel Epstein at 416-324-5219 or parentingnetwork@sherbourne.on.ca.

Youth Arts Project (YAP!) The Youth Arts Project (YAP!) is a weekly arts-based drop-in group for LGBTQ youth. Griffin Centre provides an opportunity one night per week for youth to participate in a range of art activities (i.e., visual arts, theatre, music, writing, sculpture, drawing, story telling, dance/movement). No previous arts experience required! Snacks and TTC tokens provided.

Time: 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Location: 24 Silverview Drive (close to Finch subway station), Toronto, ON

Please contact cHui@griffin-centre.org for additional information.

Black Queer Youth Initiative (BQY) BQY is a safe and social open space for Black, Multiracial, African/Caribbean youth under 29 who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, transsexual and questioning. Come chill, learn how to take up space, go on outings, create zines, attend workshops and just socialize with other youth! We meet weekly on Wednesday evenings.

Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Location: Supporting Our Youth - Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, please contact Lorelei King by email bqy@sherbourne.on.ca or at 416-324-5083.

Providing Comprehensive Primary Care Services to Transgender Clients:
A Workshop for Clinicians and Counsellors To celebrate LGBTQ Health Matters Week, we are offering an educational workshop for physicians, nurses and counsellors/therapists. The agenda for the day will include:

• Becoming comfortable and competent in caring for transgender clients
• Assessing readiness and prescribing hormones for gender transition
• Offering psychological, social and practical supports

Facilitators will be experienced clinicians from Sherbourne Health Centre's LGBT primary health care team.

Time: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Location: Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

To reserve a seat or for more information, please contact the Registration Coordinator, Terri Mathews at 416-324-4103, Ext. 4151. A charge of $20 for lunch and materials is payable in cash on the day of the workshop.

(Dis)Engaged: A Report on the Challenges and Barriers in Sexual and Reproductive Health faced by Women Who Have Sex with Women Planned Parenthood Toronto in partnership with Sherbourne Health Centre present the launch of our consultation report on the challenges and barries in sexual and reproductive health faced by Women Who Have Sex with Women in their 30s, 40s and 50s. We'll discuss the findings from our report including the creation/initiation of a network to address the sexual health needs of WSW. Morning refreshments will be provided.

Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Location: Women's College Hospital - Auditorium, 76 Grenville Street (1 block north of College, just west of Bay), Main Floor

Please RSVP to Cindy Weeds, Program Coordinator, Women's Programming at cweeds@ppt.on.ca or 416-961-0113 x 223

Training for Change - How Facilitators Apply Anti-Oppression Practice in Their Work Rainbow Health Network and Among Friends are pleased to present a forum as part of LGBTQ Health Matters Week, April 7-13. This week celebrates the health and well being of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, 2-spirited, genderqueer, intersex, queer and questioning communities in Toronto. "Training for Change - How Facilitators Apply Anti-Oppression Practice in Their Work" will be a forum for exchange of ideas among trainers and educators working in all areas of anti-oppression and diversity.

Presenters:

• Fran Odette - Trainer/educator on sex and disability for service providers and those of us living with disabilities. She was on the Steering Committee of the Lesbians and Breast Cancer Project.
• Margaret Alexander - Activist and educator in the women's anti-violence movement; anti-oppression and anti-racism trainer. She works at Springtide Resources and teaches at George Brown College.

Time: 12:30pm - 4:30pm (Lunch: 12:30 - 1:30, Forum: 1:30 - 4:30)
Location: Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services, 340 College Street, 5th floor, Suite 500 (between Spadina and Bathurst) Wheelchair accessible.

For more information and to RSVP, please contact:
Phyllis Waugh, Rainbow Health Network at 416-656-8245, phyllis.waugh@gmail.com
Rachna Contractor, Among Friends at 416-324-8619 ext 290, rcontractor@accessalliance.ca

Please identify any access needs, such as assistive devices, alternate formats, or allergies. Note: We suggest avoiding fragrances at this event, due to allergies and sensitivities.

CTYS' Pride and Prejudice Open House: C'mon In and Check us OUT! Come join Pride & Prejudice staff, youth, and community members as CTYS showcases the services it offers for queer and trans youth. Mingle, network, get info, and enjoy some yummy finger foods. Learn about the youth groups and individual services CTYS already offers and find out about some of the exciting new things we're up to as we launch "Speak OUT," our new Queer and Trans Youth Advocacy Group. CTYS Youth and Staff Presentations: 5:15-6:00pm.

Time: 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Location: Central Toronto Youth Services, 65 Wellesley Street East, Suite 300, Toronto

For more information, contact Krys McGuire: krys.mcguire@ctys.org OR Janis Purdy: jpurdy@ctys.org, 416-924-2100 x 231

Compass Compass is a weekly social discussion group for LGBTQ youth under 21 with intellectual disabilities. The group includes social activities, discussion, movies, outings and sexual health information.Snacks and TTC tokens provided.

Time: 4:30pm - 7:00pm
Location: 24 Silverview Drive (close to Finch subway station), Toronto, ON

Please contact rBrubacher@griffin-centre.org for additional information.

COLAGE 11th Anniversary Party/Open House COLAGE Toronto (Children of Lesbians and Gays Everywhere) is a social/support group for kids with lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans parents, guardians and caregivers. For 11 years COLAGE Toronto has been meeting twice a month at the 519 Church Street Community Centre. We've been offering a space and place for kids with lgbt parents to meet, socialize and talk confidentially about all things important to kids with queer parents. Join us for our celebration and meet COLAGE families past, present, and future and find out more about us. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Sherbourne Health Centre who will host our event as part of their LGBTQ Health Matters Week. COLAGE welcomes children grade 3 and up and their families to come out and enjoy some good company, music, light refreshments and resources.

Time: 5:30pm - 8:00pm
Location: Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, please contact Steven Solomon, School Social Worker, TDSB tel: 416-985-3749, email: steven.solomon@tdsb.on.ca

Our Minds Matter Too: A Workshop for Gay, Bisexual and Queer South Asian Men on Learning How to Balance Emotional and Physical Wellbeing This free workshop will explore an integrative health approach to a balanced life and will provide an overview of challenges and barries to optimum health of the mind-body and spirit. Some of the topics discussed will be racism, homophobia, emotional and mental well being.

Guest speakers:

• Devan Nambiar, Community Activist and Educator
• Naveed Nawab, Physician, Sherbourne Health Centre
• Vijay Saravanamuthu, MSM Outreach Coordinator, Alliance for South Asian AIDS Prevention

Time: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto

For more information or to register, call 416-324-4177 or email mclarke@sherbourne.on.ca.

Essence Essence is back for 8 weeks this spring, every Thursday from March 20th to May 8th. Essence is a youth-centred group where queer, trans and/or questioning youth gather to uncover, discover and recover our deeper selves. Come learn, socialize and share wisdom through workshops, guest speakers and discussions about different non-denominational and queer-positive ideas and practicies of sprituality, faith and community.

Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Location: Supporting Our Youth - Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

For more details, please contact Clare at 416-324-5077 or email soy@sherbourne.on.ca

Trans Fusion Crew Are you transgender, transsexual, genderqueer, of trans experience, or questioning your gender? Join us every Thursday to share a yummy meal, access resources, to socialize and have fun together. There's usually some great art project going on, too! No experience required! We meet regularly to hang out, plan events and make community. Come with your questions, stories, experiences and great vibes and hang out with other trans and/or questioning youth and their allies. This week, we will have a guest speaker, Daniel Bois, who is a Registered Nurse with Sherbourne Health Centre's LGBT Program to talk about getting and staying healthy.

Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Location: Supporting Our Youth - Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, please contact Yasmeen at 416-324-5078

Red Tent Sisters: April Book Club Meeting Join the Red Tent Sisters for a facilitated book club discussion of titles that explore or challenge our thinking about women's sexual and reproductive health. Membership is free and open. You need not have read the entire book - titles are generally non-fiction, with some exceptions, so reading a couple of chapters should give you enough of an introduction to the topic at hand to enable your participation in the group. Purchasing your title at Red Tent Sisters is appreciated, but not required.

This month's discussion: The Curse Confronting the Last Unmentionable Taboo: Menstruation, By Karen Houppert. (Women and Trans People Only). This highly readable book draws examples from films, books and advertisements to illustrate how menstruation is constructed as shameful and embarrassing. Houppert argues that the 'culture of concealment' is so pervasive that a woman is more likely to tell a co-worker about an affair than her period. In keeping with Houppert's effort to challenge propriety around menstrual discussion, please join us for an open, honest discussion under the red tent.

Time: 8:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Red Tent Sisters, 810 Danforth Ave. Toronto, ON

For more information call 416-463-TENT (8368) or email info@redtentsisters.com

ACT Research Day 2008ACT Research Day is an annual event for HIV/AIDS service providers, researchers and policy makers.

ACT Research Day 2008 is two half-day events to discuss current strategies, research, programs, and policy. Both events will feature panel presentations on research or policy, facilitated discussion and special guest presentations.

Part I: Understanding Ontario's HIV/AIDS Strategies - Thursday, April 3, 1pm-6pm
Part I features presentations from key stakeholders on Ontario's Aboriginal, African and Caribbean, Gay Men's and Women's HIV/AIDS Strategies, as well as moderated discussion about how the strategies relate to research, program development and advocacy.

Part II: Knowledge for Access - Friday, April 11, 1pm-5:30pm
In Part II, community-based researchers will present current research on Ontario's trans communities, disability and HIV, and PHA involvement in the response to HIV/AIDS. A moderated discussion about the implications for service provision and policy will follow.

Join us for either or both parts of ACT Research Day 2008
More information (and registration) at www.actoronto.org/researchday

ACT Research Day is a free event. Funding is provided by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and the Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN).

Time: 1:00pm - 5:30pm
Location: Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, please contact Lydia Makoroka at 416-340-8484 ext. 233 or lmakoroka@actoronto.org

Alphabet Soup Chill out, grab a snack, get community resources & info, meet new people and more! Recent activities include: baking, button making, banner making, games, movies, sex discussion and coming out stories. For youth under 20.

Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Location: Supporting Our Youth - Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, email Clare at soy@sherbourne.on.ca or call 416-324-5077 and check us out on Facebook!

Black CAP Open House The Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention is having an open house at the Black CAP office in recognition of LGBTQ Health Matters Week. Meet and greet with Black CAP's Prevention Department staff. Hear about the new health promotion and HIV prevention programs for youth, young women, and gay and bisexual Black men. We've been doing a lot this year. Come check out what!

Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Location: Black CAP - 110 Spadina Avenue, Suite 207, Toronto, ON

RSVP at mprevention@black-cap.com or 416-977-9955.

Queer Within These WallsSherbourne Health Centre and Toronto Women's Bookstore present Queer Within These Walls, a literary event in which three local queer authors will read from their novels on themes of living and working within mental health institutions. There will be a Q&A and discussion afterwards on the issues raised in the readings. Books will be on sale and authors will be available to sign books. All are welcome to this free event.

The event features:

• Debra Anderson; author of Code White (McGilligan Books, 2005)
• Pat Capponi ; author of Last Stop Sunnyside (HarperCollins, 2006)
• Farzana Doctor; author of Stealing Nasreen (Inanna, 2007)

3/4 nervous nelly. 1/4 running with scissors, Debra Anderson has been anthologized in Brazen Femme: Queering Femininity, Geeks, Misfits and Outlaws, and Bent On Writing. She facilitated a Creative Writing Workshop at Word on the Street (September 2007) and organizes the local reading series, Get Your Lit Out. Code White (McGilligan Books, 2005) is her first novel, which Debra toured across Canada and launched in a blizzard at the Toronto Women's Bookstore. Check out www.debraanderson.ca for more details.

Pat Capponi has carved a career for herself as an author, public speaker, group facilitator, and anti-poverty activist. Her five works of non-fiction and her new mystery series all centre around issues of poverty, mental illness, abandonment, and struggle. Check out www.patcapponi.ca for more information.

Farzana Doctor is a Toronto-based author and social worker. Her novel, Stealing Nasreen (Inanna, 2007) has received critical acclaim from the Globe and Mail, Quill and Quire,and NOW Magazine.She has had her poetry, reviews, short stories and creative non-fiction published in NOW, Trikone, Herizons, Siren, Aurat Durbar and Sightlines 7 Anthology. She has also co-written a manual for therapists and was part of the video collective that produced the documentary, "Rewriting the Script". She is now working on her second novel. For more information, check out www.farzanadoctor.com

Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Toronto Women's Bookstore, 73 Harbord Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, call 416.324.4177 or email mclarke@sherbourne.on.ca.

Trans-Generational Trans Activists Learning Together A 101 skills-building workshop for committed trans people & allies who want to get (more) involved in community activism as a way to help improve the lives of trans people.

The aim of this innovative workshop is to bring together a diverse group of older & younger trans people, trans people of colour, two-spirit & Aboriginal trans people, as well as our non-trans allies so we can learn from and teach one another to become (more) effective/strategic at trans advocacy. The first half will comprise the large-group skills-building component (1. choosing a focus; 2. preventing burnout; 3. anti-oppression framework; 4. getting connected/started); The second half will include small-group interactive work. Facilitators & presenters are: Rupert Raj, Michelle Le-Claire & Sherbourne Health Centre staff: Terri Mathews & Yasmeen Persad

Time: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location: Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON

Space is limited so please pre-register with Geoff MacDonald: (416) 324-4100, x5058 or gmacdonald@sherbourne.on.ca

Daddy, Papa & Me Come to our monthly queer-positive gathering for fathers and their children (age 0 to 6). Join us in our kids' play space where we have toys, activities, music and snacks. Come out to meet other dads and have your kids connect with other families from far and wide. We have lots of Queer parenting resources available from children's books to parenting information. We also keep in touch through an email list. We meet the 2nd Saturday of every month.

Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location: The 519's Family Resource Centre - 519 Church Street, Toronto, ON

For more information, please contact Chris Veldhoven, Queer Parenting Programme Coordinator, at 416-392-6878 x109 or queerparenting@the519.org

Gatherings for LGBTQ Single Moms Come meet, talk and snack with other LGBTQ single moms. Open event, free qualified childcare provided. Please join us!

Upcoming dates:
Saturday May 10, 10 am - 1 pm
Sunday June 8, 4 pm - 7 pm

Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location: YMCA Family Development Centre - 15 Breadalbane (one block south of Wellesley, just west of Yonge), third floor.

For more info: carlyle@goodforher.com

Toronto Bisexual Network's Bi Brunch All bi and bi-friendly people are welcome to attend this gathering, which is held on the second Sunday of every month. The menu is reasonable and varied, vegetarian fare is available, and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Ask for the TBN reservation or look for the bi flags on the table (pink, purple and blue stripes). Newcomers are most welcome!

Time: 12.00 pm - 2.00 pm
Location: The Bishop and the Belcher, 175 Bloor St E, (entrance at the northeast corner of Church St. and Hayden St.)