Hole-istic Health 3
March 26 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
✨ Taking Care of Your Pleasure
MAX presents the third edition of Hole-isitc Health: an evening giving you the raw and real answers to the sex questions you ask the internet.
Can I get my butt to self-lubricate?
Does it count as fisting if he didn’t use his thumb?
Can you get E.coli from rimming?
Health benefits of gooning?
Can I git preganente while take tistostorne?
We’re bringing together local health experts, sex educators, and people with lots of experience to talk about all the things you didn’t learn in sex-ed but wish you did. Fill up on practical tips and information with our guided conversations:
- The Mind is the Ultimate Pleasure Centre, a presentation discussing how mental health intersects with and informs sexual health, by Dr. Paul MacPherson
- PrEP and PEP, a presentation on the benefits of different kinds of PrEP and guidelines for who should take doxy PEP, by Dr. Andrew McNaughton
- ‘Mommy, may I? Daddy, please?’ Going off-script in the pursuit of pleasure. A conversation with Sam Whittle, an Ottawa-based queer sex therapist, Antoine Incuir, a community educator and Mr. Leather Montreal 2026, and Tanya King, a local trans burlesque and drag performer.
Sami Landri (Canada’s Drag Race Season 6) will also take the stage as our headliner — bringing her signature trash-chic energy to the night, including a formal meet-and-greet with attendees.
Need help finding affirming health care, sexual health testing, or accessing to PrEP and doxy PEP? Our team will be on-site to answer questions and help you get connected to the healthcare you need.
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Notes and Accessibility
Registration for this event is FREE.
Doors open at 6:30PM. Event activities start at 7:00PM.
The Metcalfe Hotel is wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms.
A free top- and bottom-friendly buffet will stay open throughout the night with gluten-free and vegan options also available. We’ll follow up with those who register about allergies to accommodate as much as possible.
Valet paid parking is available on-site. Within a 5-minute walking distance, you’ll also find several paid parking lots, bus stops, and Parliament Station (OC Transpo Line 1).
We’ll follow up with those who register about any additional access concerns, and do our best to help accommodate them.
