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2SLGBTQIA+ Community Calendar

To find the program or event you’re looking for, use the categories listed to filter the calendar for specific offerings and follow the instructions listed to register (if required). 

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Note: When accessing the calendar on a mobile device, to view the categories or change the calendar view, click on the three horizontal lines to the left of the Month/Year at the top of the calendar.. 

This calendar was shaped by community voices — through survey feedback, conversations with those who’ve connected with QX, and our board’s own lived experiences as queer, trans, and gender-diverse folx. Our recent community survey found that 55% of respondents didn’t know what programs or services were available to them in London-Middlesex, and 31% didn’t know where to find them. The QX Community Calendar was created to change that. What makes this calendar unique is that it’s not solely focused on social events — it’s about helping 2SLGBTQIA+ families and individuals of all ages and identities easily find identity-specific and affirming supports that foster all aspects of health, wellbeing, connection, and belonging. From peer support groups and crafting circles to transitioning supports, accessible mental health options, and seniors’ programs, we envision a single, accessible space where anyone in the region can find what they need. At QX, we believe collaboration is key to community health. This calendar is a collective effort to share, uplift, and amplify the important work happening across London-Middlesex. Our goal is simple: to help our community connect to what they need and deserve — safely, affirmingly, and with clarity. We’d love for you to join us in empowering our community to stay connected, informed, and supported all year long. We appreciate your patience as more organizations join the calendar. If you are a 2SLGBTQIA+ organization in London-Middlesex and are interested in joining, please email community.calendar@qxcanada.org

QX Land Acknowledgement

QX is located on the traditional territories of the Chonnonton, Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, and Lenaape Nations, connected through the London and Sombra Township Treaties, and to the Dish with One Spoon Covenant Wampum. With this acknowledgement, QX recognizes these Indigenous communities as the original stewards of this land and honours the enduring strength of their cultures, languages, and knowledge systems, which continue to thrive today.

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We also acknowledge that colonialization and the impacts of colonial violence are not just a piece of history, but also a current lived reality. The crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirits Peoples and the Calls to Action in The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada tell us all that we can and must do better. Queer liberation does not exist in isolation, but rather in relationship with the very notion of Indigenous solidarity.

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Furthermore, QX would like to acknowledge the deeply rooted history of Two Spirit peoples. Their stories, teachings, and knowledges have always existed, and we hope to continue learning from and with them.

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QX invites our community to learn more about the Indigenous communities in this area. If you are looking for a place to start, the Indigenous Initiatives department through Western University has many publicly accessible videos, toolkits, and readings to support your learning.

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