Learning; a simple verb that is often taken for granted. This seemingly basic verb is a lifelong and intentional action that goes hand-in-hand with allyship. Fernie Pride Society is fortunate to work with many dedicated educators in the Elk Valley and to continue collaborations with community organizations to ensure that inclusive and diverse learning opportunities are available for people in all stages of life.
As of August 25th, this event will go ahead with modifications. Attendance is capped at a maximum of 100 people present at any given time in line with new provincial health orders. Organisers will manage attendance. Please follow instructions and signage to help keep everyone safe and ensure that this event can go ahead.
The Fernie Pride Society is seeking input from workers and residents in the Elk Valley as part of their efforts to build diversity and inclusion; particularly for those who identify as LGBTQ2+ or who may be questioning their sexual orientation and gender identity. Input is being collected through a confidential online survey open to everyone, including allies such as employers, family members, friends, coworkers, educators, and healthcare professionals.
Join the Fernie Pride Society from the comfort of your own home on Thursday, March 11 at 6:00pm for their Annual General Meeting.
Everyone is welcome to attend, but only those with current Fernie Pride Society memberships are able to vote. Not sure if you are still a member? Email Courtney to find out or visit ferniepride.ca/membership to purchase or renew!
The Fernie Pride Society, in partnership with the Fernie Museum and the Chautauqua Series are pleased to present ʔaq̓am Chief Joe Pierre on Friday, November 6 at 7:00pm at the Seniors Drop-In Centre for a Rainbow Connections Storytelling Evening.
Bring your pup to the Railyard Dog Park for a Pride Pup Parade and Social! The cutest way ever to cap off the Elk Valley Pride Festival! Register online.
Join the Fernie Pride Society’s Kevin Allen on a walk through Fernie. We will explore the streets through stories of the LGBTQ2 community. Register online!
About this Event
Let's get together for a walk through Fernie to discover the stories and people that make up the contemporary queer landscape of the community.
Youth ages 13-17 join us for a FREE online cooking class! Let Kristy and Carrie Du'Way show you how to make a delicious brunch staple!
About this Event
Join Red Seal chef Kristy McKee and our visiting Queen, Carrie Du'Way for a fun cooking class! Learn how to prep and bake a delicious overnight breakfast casserole that you pop in in the oven the next morning for a delicious brunch item!
Join the Fernie Pride Society and the Fernie Heritage Library for a fun virtual morning of stories and crafts! This is a FREE event open to all but please remain respectful and kind.
Curbside Craft package registration is on the Fernie Pride Society Eventbrite page.
