Toronto Gaymers is Toronto's original LGBTQ+ social group for geeks and gamers of all stripes!

The group started in 2007 from GayGamer.net’s discussion forums as a semi-annual gathering in downtown Toronto. The group has since evolved into a safer space for LGBTQ+ people and their allies to express their passion for geek and gaming culture, including board games, trading card games, PC and console games, cosplay, anime and more. Through our monthly social gaming events, we support local businesses and strengthen our community.

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27 January, 2016 - powerful possum posse | 0 Comments

Check out our website for info on all future events and other cool stuffs :D

http://torontogaymers.ca

Saturday, December 12 - Festivus! A holiday for the rest of us

3 November, 2015 - powerful possum posse | 0 Comments

Greetings Gaymers!

Our annual Festivus is coming up! We are hosting a seasonal celebration where everyone is welcome. This year we will have:

1. A catered dinner! There will be a full catered dinner included with the price of admission!

2. Full access to the games in our closet at your leisure!

3. Fun party console games!

4. A ticket to win one of our Three Geek Gifts of Festivus!

Early bird price online can be purchased at the link below at Eventbrite for $15.

Tickets at the door: $20

Get your tickets early to save your place and your money!

See you at Festivus!

Tickets available at: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/festivus-tickets-19372024246

@ Glad Day Bookshop
598a Yonge Ss
Toronto, Ontario

from 7-12pm

20$ at the door unless you pre-purchased a ticket!

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Serge GT 4 Apr, 2022 @ 8:05pm

You gotta play Haven (with same gender couple), an adventure of two lovers who escaped to another planet to be able to stay together.
...For me, one of the best couples I have seen in videogames. This story could be very meaningful for some due to it covers themes similar to what LGBTQ+ people have experienced.