Plot, Engage, Disperse is Pride Toronto's experimental mixed art programme. With an emphasis on interactivity, this year's programme features performance art, intimate conversation, craft making and sing along - but that's not all! PED blurs the lines between art and experience, high and low culture, playfulness and thoughtfulness and takes art out of the galleries and onto the street.

Stuff your face at a Dyke Day afternoon pie eating contest, get crafty in the FreeZone (Paul Kane Parkette) making felt moustaches, one-inch buttons, or bring something to have screen printed! Commemorate Pride Toronto's 2009 festival by having Duorama stamp your pennies. Reflect on history with a screening of the documentary General Idea: Art AIDS and the Fin de Siecle. Drop by the PED tent in Norman Jewison park to watch a series of animated videos. Join the crowds Saturday night in the FreeZone (Paul Kane Parkette) for a secret sing along. Don't know the words? Don't worry you'll still have "something to sing about!"

Happening randomly starting Monday June 22.
Curated by Daryl Vocat

Starting Monday June 22 (continuing)	[murmur] in the Village
Saturday June 27, 2 p.m. South Stage	Dyke Day Pie Eating Contest
Saturday June 27, 3-6 p.m. Norman Jewison Parkette	Drag Holes
Saturday June 27, 3-7 p.m. Paul Kane Parkette (FreeZone)	Art in the Park
Saturday June 27, 10 p.m. Paul Kane Parkette (FreeZone)	Secret Singalong
Sunday June 28, 4-7 p.m. Norman Jewison Parkette	Duorama#107
Sunday June 28, 7:30-10:30 p.m. Norman Jewison Parkette	Short Film Animation Program
Sunday June 28, 10 p.m. Paul Kane Parkette (FreeZone)	FILM SCREENING General Idea: Art, AIDS, and the fin de siecle