Don your fancy attire and celebrate PRUDEmag Issue 3 at a reclaimed prom for prudes — with crafts, a DJ, and cake!About this Event
PRUDE PROM: PRUDEmag Issue 3 Launch
You are cordially invited to PRUDE PROM (and PRUDEmag Issue 3’s launch party!)
Prom clothing is HIGHLY encouraged!!
(Yellow and purple colour scheme optional)
7-8 PM: Zine mingle and cake
8-10 PM: Dance floor opens (ft. )
For all ages!
Craft activity zone open throughout
Your admission gets you $5 off PRUDEmag Issue 3
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VENUE INFO:
- Location: Allan Gardens Children's Conservatory is a SEPARATE BUILDING from the rest of Allan Gardens greenhouses. It is a standalone heated indoor greenhouse space, located closest to the Carlton & Jarvis intersection.
- Coat racks: There is no coat check, but free coat racks are available onsite
- Washroom: The space has 2 single-stall, wheelchair accessible, non-gendered washrooms.
- Accessibility: The venue is a single level building with no stairs. Doorways are standard size and fit mobility devices. Doors are not automatic. Seating is available in the space.
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Prude is a reclaimed term used by people resisting sex-necessarism — our word for a sex-necessary culture.
"Prude" invites us to celebrate our boundaries and to question our sexual landscape.
Where the reclaimation of "slut" honours saying "yes" to pleasure, "prude" honours saying "no" to sexual expectation
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PRUDEmag is a zine reclaiming the term "prude" as a refusal of sex-necessarism.
We promote "prude pride" as a celebration of our autonomy and boundary setting, a resistance to our sex-necessary culture, and a liberatory lens in which "no" is sacred.
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Why prom?
Most prom traditions heavily reinforce the sexual status quo. Prude Prom is an opportunity to subvert, reclaim, and reimagine these traditions as ones that celebrate prudeness rather than suppress it.
Event Venue
Allan Gardens Children's Conservatory, 19 Horticultural Avenue, Toronto, Canada
CAD 6.66
