During a perfect and colorful sunset this past Saturday, 2SLGBTQIA+ folks went kayaking then shared stories around a bonfire at Dominion Park Beach, Saint John. Go Fundy Events provided everyone with all the equipment and knowledge necessary for the journey. Go Fundy guides took the group on an almost two hour route on the WolastoqContinue reading “Kayaking and Indigenous stories during a gorgeous sunset”
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Sand sculptures and fun at Bayshore beach
Chroma is making the most of the summer 2022! Last Sunday, Bayshore beach on the West Side of Saint John witnessed an exciting sand castle competition! Groups of families and friends, both 2SLGBTQIA+ folks and allies, showed off their talent in sand sculpting. The day was organized by Sculpture Saint John during their 10th andContinue reading “Sand sculptures and fun at Bayshore beach”
Chroma and L’Arche celebrated disability and 2SLGBTQIA+ pride holding a beach games day
Last Saturday with temperatures in the high 20s, the beach was the perfect spot to be. Just as celebrating rainbow pride all year long is important, so is celebrating disability pride, and making space for those who share both identities. Chroma teamed up with L’Arche Saint John to hold a beach games day. Some folksContinue reading “Chroma and L’Arche celebrated disability and 2SLGBTQIA+ pride holding a beach games day”
Chroma participated in the Saint John Pride Parade
Hundreds of locals and visitors were able to see and celebrate a glamorous Saint John Pride Parade returning for the first time after the COVID-19 pandemic. Several organizations from the private and public sectors, as well as non-profit organizations, including Chroma NB, took part in the event that occurred the past Saturday, August 6. TheContinue reading “Chroma participated in the Saint John Pride Parade”
Families made 2SLGBTQIA+ themed crafts with Chroma at the Saint John Free Public Library
Children and adults learned about the colors of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community flags at the Saint John Free Public Library by participating in an activity for crafting artistic creations.
2SLGBTQIA+ crew hiked and collected berries at Rockwood Park
Along a path of imposing trees, impressive landscapes and wild cherries, Chroma’s volunteer Dan Simard and a crew of 15 2SLGBTQIA+ community members and allies completed another successful and satisfying hike. July’s activity brought Chroma and friends to Rockwood Park, doing a medium to low intensity hike of one hour, starting at the bike skillsContinue reading “2SLGBTQIA+ crew hiked and collected berries at Rockwood Park”
Diversifest hosted the first drag show in Sussex
A significant milestone in the history of pride and inclusion just happened this weekend: the town of Sussex, New Brunswick hosted their first ever drag show. The performance was part of Diversifest, organized by the Multicultural Association of Sussex. Alex Ash, president of Chroma NB, represented the organization during the celebrations. Chroma NB hosted aContinue reading “Diversifest hosted the first drag show in Sussex”
One for All district: inclusion, music and entertainment in the streets of Saint John during LGBTQ2+ Night
Hundreds of citizens and visitors of Saint John attended LGBTQ2+ Night, hosted by Chroma NB, in a festive week during the One for All District celebrations, part of the 2022 Memorial Cup presented by Kia. Walking distance from the hockey headquarters of TD Station arena, excellent restaurants, and the waterfront, the One for All districtContinue reading “One for All district: inclusion, music and entertainment in the streets of Saint John during LGBTQ2+ Night”
Saint John’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community attended the first Fancy Dress Afternoon Tea
With fancy outfits, colorful hairstyles, and smiles, this past Saturday more than 30 members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in Saint John met at the Union Club for Chroma’s first Fancy Dress Afternoon Tea. The event, held at the Union Club, is only one of the many activities that Chroma NB is hosting this June, andContinue reading “Saint John’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community attended the first Fancy Dress Afternoon Tea”