Tales of Gender Affirmation 5 years

The 5 year anniversary show of Tales of Gender Affirmation, A comedy storytelling show about gender identity!!!
About this Event

Celebrating our 5 year anniversary of funnies stories and jokes that cover the vastness of the trans and queer lived experiences by having our comedy storytelling show about gender identity, Tales of Gender Affirmation on saturday july 25th at Cafe Eevee, 1251 st zotique east. We celebrate with a mix of new and veteran performers telling funny stories!!!

Featuring:

host: Aloe Azimov

Max Jack-Monroe

Mason,

Wry and more!!!

pwyc

More info about our show:
Hilarious local comedians perform stand up & storytelling comedy routines about living their life out as their true gender identity! Funny stories told at the shows include dealing with dating, sex, jobs, clothes shopping for the right clothing, family, and doctors visits! Things we all relate to.Trans and gender diverse people just take an extra step to live as themselves like everybody else. We're all searching for happiness in life and to be ourselves! At the end of the day these funny stories and jokes about gender identity from gender diverse people surprise audiences, because they are so relatable in shared experiences.Delightful Poster designed by: Miriam

Safety policy:Bullying is never tolerated and will be dealt with by the organizers with lightly roasting and deescalation from the organizers and the host and/or callins after. No oppression and no harassment tolerated at this event, and never should be. No terfs, no swerfs. Transphobia, homophobia, racism, sexism, whorephobia, and any other hate will not be tolerated. If an issue arises, please speak to one of the organizers such as Aloe she will resolve it swiftly. If you prefer to discuss after the event, email us at [email protected] or Dm us on IG @talesofgenderaffirmation.

Accessibility info:The bathroom is single gender neutral restroom room on the main floor.There a few (3-4) upward outdoor steps from the side walk with no gaps and a door to enter. The venue isn’t wheelchair accessible unfortunately.

Territorial acknowledgement:The event takes place on the land Kanien’kehá:ka. and Tiotia:ke.The meeting place for other Indigenous nations,including the omàmiwininì or Algonquin people. As a live event on this land we feel it’s important we are aware of the land, the custodians of the land, the history and traditions of the people who are the protectors of this land we reside on. It’s important to be aware of the history of colonialism and its consequences in order to not repeat them. It is our responsibility to learn about the history of these lands and to support Indigenous resistance. Check out native-land.ca for some more info.