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Queerlayaan 2 scheduled on June 14 to showcase queer artists’ works

The second Queerlayaan is slated to happen on June 14, hoping to again provide a safe space for queer artists to showcase their work, and where those who are into queer art to check.

The second Queerlayaan is slated to happen on June 14, hoping to again provide a safe space for queer artists to showcase their work, and where those who are into queer art to check.

Happening from 10AM to 8PM at the UNILAB Bayanihan Center in Pasig City, this year’s event is expected to be attended by over 200 queer artists who will “come together in full color to celebrate Pride, art, and equality,” organizer Sticker Con MNL stated. “This event is not just a celebration — it’s a protest, a party, and a platform all in one. Together, we amplify queer voices, spotlight bold talent, and march forward in unity and love.”

ARTEGOph and Globe Telecom are backing the event.

Entrance is ₱100, or enjoy free entry with a minimum of 1 Rewards Point via the GlobeOne app.

All proceeds from the event will benefit Ayala Foundation’s feeding program and typhoon response efforts.

Last year’s gathering focused on stickers, with 250-300 queer artists joining Queerlayaan to give queer art visibility to “(help to) spread more awareness about the struggles of the queer community.”

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