Le samedi 8 août à 14h00
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RAD CYANOTYPE PRINTMAKING & PICNIC
In collaboration with @wildpridemontreal and @ckutmusic
Come make cyanotype prints and hang out at Parc Lafontaine on August 8 at 2pm ! ☀🌿🌈
Printmaking materials and snacks will be provided !
Le samedi 8 août à 15h00
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Rejoignez-nous le 8 et le 9 août 2026 de 15h à 19h pour la 19e édition du Festival des Savoirs Partagés ! Les activités, boissons et surtout la bonne humeur seront au rendez-vous. À travers ce temps convivial et festif, le Festival des Savoirs Partagés est une occasion unique de permettre la transmission de savoirs et de cultures, et de provoquer la rencontre et l’échange entre des personnes que la vie quotidienne sépare. N’hésitez pas à nous contacter pour toutes idées d’ateliers !
Le samedi 8 août à 18h00
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[This event was delayed from July 1st]
It’s salacious, it vicious, sit back and watch the show or make out in the corner. Tearing up our bodies is free and that’s why it’s great.
When : August 8th, 18:00
Where : Boisé Steinberg, Montréal
Price : Free for all trans people but if you bring a cis friend tell them it’s 5$ and pocket the money (or give it to us as a donation)
Accessibility : Seating at the front will be reserved. Noise level : loud, but we’ll keep it manageable. Location : outside on rough ground. Please tell us if there is anything we can do to accommodate you.
Le samedi 8 août à 18h00
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FILM SCREENING : Prisoners’ Justice Day
August 8 @ 6:00 pm–8:00 pm EDT
Description TBA
Le samedi 8 août à 18h30
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En collaboration avec le collectif Offensive Populaire, le caucus construction d’Alliance Ouvrière Montréal vous invite à la seconde séance de la série de projections « Les prises du pouvoir » du chapitre. Ces projections documentent des luttes ouvrières susceptibles d’inspirer les travailleurs et travailleuses de notre région et de ses différents secteurs de travail. À l’occasion de cette seconde séance, nous vous présentons le film australien Rocking the Foundations qui documente une série de grèves menées par les travailleurs de la construction contre la destruction de l’environnement local. Un exemple intéressant de grève politique !
In collaboration with Off the Defensive Montréal, the construction caucus of Montréal Workers’ Alliance [Alliance ouvrière] invites you to the second screening in the chapter’s “Take the power” film series. These screenings document workers’ struggles that can inspire workers in our region and across its various industries. For this second screening, we present the Australian film *Rocking the Foundations*, which documents a series of strikes led by construction workers against the destruction of the local environment. An interesting example of a political strike !
Film anglais sous-titré projeté dans la grande salle du Bâtiment 7/English-language film with subtitles screened in the grande salle of the Bâtiment 7.
Le dimanche 9 août à 11h00
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https://www.facebook.com/events/1733215327880071/ et https://www.facebook.com/events/1037109179035565/
Rejoignez notre prochaine vente de garage, un événement convivial où chaque objet acheté contribuera directement à une cause locale.
L’ensemble des bénéfices générés sera versé intégralement à J’chu ben !, un projet montréalais qui crée du lien humain et favorise le bien-être des citoyen.nes.
En participant, vous ne faites pas seulement des trouvailles intéressantes, vous soutenez concrètement la création de moments de partage et de solidarité.
Venez découvrir des articles variés tout en contribuant à une démarche humaine et positive, car ensemble, nous faisons grandir le mieux-être à Montréal.
*En cas de pluie, l’événement se tiendra la fin de semaine du 22 et 23 août. *
Le dimanche 9 août à 12h00
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Le dimanche 9 août à 12h00
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About Us
Wild Pride was born from a simple realization : real community only exists when the people in that community build it themselves. A community, that represents us, supports us, and gives us space to grow, cannot be handed down by corporations or institutions. It has to be made by us.
In 2025, a small group of queer people in Montréal, fed up with corporate pride and the illusion of representation, decided to push back. Wild Pride is grassroots and volunteer led. It is a platform for queer people in Montréal to practice organizing, to create the events we want to see, and to gather with each other without sacrificing our values. Our goal is to help build a vision of community that nourishes us, strengthens us, and brings us together in solidarity, without relying on political or corporate handouts.
Wild Pride is built on the belief that we have an obligation to support each other and the land and spaces where we live and play. Without unity and solidarity, we are vulnerable to being taken advantage of.
This vulnerability is exactly what has allowed corporate pride to gain a stranglehold over queer life in Montréal. Pride celebrations can be a huge opportunity for queer creators, entrepreneurs, and collectives to gain visibility and support. But these opportunities often come at the cost of our values and our solidarity with other oppressed peoples. We cannot talk about why Wild Pride exists without acknowledging that organizations behind corporate pride are tied to institutions involved in colonial violence and global oppression. These are not abstract concepts. Right now, people are being displaced, harmed, and killed. This is part of a long history of land theft and domination, from European colonization on this land to other colonial projects around the world.
It is important to resist colonialism and oppression wherever we can. Some groups choose direct disruption and we support them. Wild Pride wants to create something in addition : building our own systems of support so we can move away from complicity, not as isolated individuals but as a strong and organized collective. This is how we strengthen our bonds here at home and with those we feel kinship with abroad. If we want to stand with people in Gaza, Sudan, the Congo, and everywhere else imperialism leaves devastation, then we must show that we are willing to break our reliance on the institutions that cause that harm. We must show that queer liberation is not tied to corporate or colonial power.
Many oppressed peoples around the world see queerness as a Western product used to mask violence. And why wouldn’t they, our governments and corporations use queer identity as a shield for their image, and we are encouraged to thank them for it. Wild Pride says no more. If we want a global movement of solidarity, we must refuse to be used this way. We can only do that by standing together and building something of our own.
Wild Pride is an invitation to do exactly that.
Our Values
Accessibility
Accessibility is a political commitment, not an afterthought. We try our best to curate events and spaces so disabled, neurodivergent, low‑income, and marginalized community members can participate with few barriers.
Anti‑Capitalism
Capitalism exploits our communities and commodifies queer identity. We build systems of mutual aid and collective care that challenge profit‑first logic at its root.
Anti‑Colonialism
Wild Pride rejects all forms of colonial domination and stands with peoples resisting land theft, occupation, and cultural erasure. Our Pride is rooted in the understanding that queer liberation cannot exist on stolen land without confronting colonial violence.
Anti‑Racism
We confront anti‑Blackness, anti‑Indigeneity, Islamophobia, and all racialized violence within and beyond queer spaces. Anti‑racism is a daily practice of redistribution, listening, and refusing to replicate white supremacy.
Anti‑Zionism
Anti‑Zionism is part of our anticolonial commitment to opposing occupation, apartheid, and state violence. We refuse to let queer identity be used to sanitize oppression.
Community
Solidarity means showing up for one another materially, emotionally, and politically, especially for Black, Indigenous, and racialized communities who face the harshest impacts of oppression. Our liberation is collective, never individual.
Community Care
Community care is how we survive in a world that isolates us. We share labor, resources, and emotional support so our communities can rest, heal, and thrive.
Liberation of Oppressed Peoples
We align ourselves with communities worldwide resisting imperialism, extraction, and militarized violence. Queer liberation is bound up with global struggles for land, safety, dignity, and self‑determination.
Prison abolition
We hate the police and prisons as much as you do ! 🙂
Pro‑Palestine
Wild Pride stands with Palestinians resisting occupation, apartheid, and genocide. Our solidarity rejects pinkwashing and affirms that queer liberation is inseparable from global anticolonial struggle.
Queer and trans Joy
Queer and trans joy is a form of resistance that honors our beauty, creativity, and survival. Joy reminds us that liberation is not only struggle, but celebration.
Transformative Justice
We address harm through repair, accountability, and community support rather than punishment or policing. Transformative justice helps us build structures that prevent harm and strengthen our relationships.
Transparency
Transparency prevents hierarchy, ego politics, and hidden power. We share decisions, budgets, and timelines openly so our community can trust the process and participate fully.
Le dimanche 9 août à 14h00
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Start at 4220 Av. de l’Esplanade, Montréal, QC H2W 1T1 and it’s gonna end at GCFM+6F, Montréal, QC H2L 1M3. We will gather at 2 pm and start at 2h30.
Read more about the march here : Wild Pride March
Le dimanche 9 août à 15h00
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Rejoignez-nous le 8 et le 9 août 2026 de 15h à 19h pour la 19e édition du Festival des Savoirs Partagés ! Les activités, boissons et surtout la bonne humeur seront au rendez-vous. À travers ce temps convivial et festif, le Festival des Savoirs Partagés est une occasion unique de permettre la transmission de savoirs et de cultures, et de provoquer la rencontre et l’échange entre des personnes que la vie quotidienne sépare. N’hésitez pas à nous contacter pour toutes idées d’ateliers !