Upcoming events and workshops
UTSC Black Wellness Experience
The Black Wellness Experience is an immersive event that invites guests to connect, play, rest, and socialize with each other in community. This event is presented by Hart House in partnership with University of Toronto Scarborough dedicated to University of Toronto’s Tri-Campus Black community. RSVP to indulge in this unique experience.
TMU's Black Culture x Pop Culture Youth Marketplace event
The Black Culture x Pop Culture Youth Marketplace + Lime is a two day event curated by, for, and with Black youth hosted by the Power to Be. The event consist of a marketplace, exhibition, and workshops and is designed to build community, share stories, and showcase the brilliance of Black-owned brands and creatives.
Family Beach Day
The Ubuntu Collective is hosting a Black Queer Beach Bash on Saturday August 9, 2025. If you are interested in connecting with other Black Queer Peeps in Toronto for good food and good vibes email: connect@ubuntu-collective.ca
Live OUT LOUD - HAPPY PRIDE Month
For the past two years, the BQYC has been unfunded. However, thanks to the generous support of our corporate sponsors, donors, and the goodwill of the community, we have been able to continue to have a positive impact on the lives of Black Queer, Trans, and Nonbinary youth in our network. We would appreciate your continued support so please use the link to donate.
BQYC x WHIWH: LIPSTICK & Lashes - BLACK PRIDE event
The BQYC in proud to be working with WHIWH and the We Matter project to bring you this special event. This event is curated for African, Caribbean, and Black Queer & Transwomen. No lashes, No problem. We have booked a makeup artist who will enhance your natural beauty. Registration is required so email us if you are interested in attending.
REGENT PARK OUT LOUD
Join us in Regent Park for a sweet celebration this year for PRIDE month.
VISIBLE: The LGBTQ+ Caribbean Diaspora
The Black Queer Youth Collective in collaboration with the 519 Black Collective have invited Director, Author, and Film Maker Max-Arthur Mantle for a special screening of his film VISIBLE: The LGBTQ+ Caribbean Diaspora. Join us at the 519 as we reflect on the docu-film and narratives about LGBTQ+ refugees and immigrants in North America.
For the Gurls - International Women’s Day
This year for Black Mental Health Week, the BQYC is hosting a series of events leading up to International Women's Day from March 4 to 8, 2024. We have invited Keyshia Corothers to capture moments, feelings, and vibes as we explore how Black Queer, Trans, and Nonbinary youth navigate city life while sharing and taking up space.
CLUB Kids
This year for Black Mental Health Week, the BQYC is hosting a series of events leading up to International Women's Day from March 4 to 8, 2024. We have invited Keyshia Corothers to capture moments, feelings, and vibes as we explore how Black Queer, Trans, and Nonbinary youth navigate city life while sharing and taking up space.
Arts Gallery of Ontario Exhibit
This year for Black Mental Health Week, the BQYC is hosting a series of events leading up to International Women's Day from March 4 to 8, 2024. We have invited Keyshia Corothers to capture moments, feelings, and vibes as we explore how Black Queer, Trans, and Nonbinary youth navigate city life while sharing and taking up space. Registration is required so email us if you are not already connected..
City Tour
This year for Black Mental Health Week, the BQYC is hosting a series of events leading up to International Women's Day from March 4 to 8, 2024. We have invited Keyshia Corothers to capture moments, feelings, and vibes as we explore how Black Queer, Trans, and Nonbinary youth navigate city life while sharing and taking up space. Registration is required so email us if you are not already connected.
Black Mental Health Week Brunch
This year for Black Mental Health Week, the BQYC is hosting a series of events leading up to International Women's Day from March 4 to 8, 2024. We have invited Keyshia Corothers to capture moments, feelings, and vibes as we explore how Black Queer, Trans, and Nonbinary youth navigate city life while sharing and taking up space. Registration is required so email us if you are not already connected.
Volunteer Info session
For more information about volunteering with the BQYC, email us to register.
Volunteer Info session
For more information about volunteering with the BQYC, email us to register.
Volunteer Info-session
For more information about volunteering with the BQYC, email us to register.
Volunteer Info-session
For more information about volunteering with the BQYC, email us to register.
Brilliance & Resilience: Black Queer Communities Experiences during COVID-19 pandemic
For more information about this event, email iamresearchlab@utoronto.ca.
Tea Party & Social at Alternity
The BQYC will be hosting a Tea Party & Social at Alternity Community Hub on Saturday November 25, 2023. Registration is required so email events@blackqueeryouthcollective.org.