Melanin Magic: Burlesque Unchained

Melanin Magic - ⚡️BURLESQUE UNCHAINED⚡️
Saturday, June 15th
Doors: 6PM | Show: 7PM
General Admission: $30 | VIP Table of 4: $160 | Door: $40
19 + | ID Required 

💥An evening of raw, rebellious, and riveting burlesque. Our desirable deity's will be your guides, Weaving sensuous tales of culture, anguish, self reclamation, and power. A provocative, passionate, and thought provoking evening all for a good cause!💥

❣️Burlesque Unchained is our annual fundraiser for the Witset people. Partial proceeds will go to the Witset Health Center, located in Witset B.C. You can learn more about the health center here: https://www.witset.ca/healthcentre ❣️

⚡️POWERHOUSE LINEUP⚡️
Headliner: ⚡️Sparkle Plenty⚡️
MC: ⚡️Cherry Cheeks⚡️
Stage Panther: ⚡️Scarlett Hummingbird⚡️
⚡️Sylvestor Stalletto⚡️
⚡️Khushi⚡️
⚡️Chai Tease⚡️
⚡️Riel Deadly⚡️
⚡️Danger Vixen⚡️

🧨General admission: $30 a person. Cocktail tables near the back, high tops and bar stools. First come, first serve.🧨

💣VIP tables are $160. VIP tables are cocktail tables located in the front row and second row, with seating for 4. Includes goodie bags with petite prizes from our sponsors, snacks and reserved seating. One complimentary alcoholic or non alcoholic beverage per person.💣

BIPOC USE DISCOUNT CODE: “BIPO06” at checkout!

🌟Each show we have two tickets offered to members of our BIPOC community who are facing financial barriers at NO CHARGE. If you would like these tickets, please reach out to Hazel Nuez at diosalunaentertainment@gmail.com and we will have the tickets for you, under your name on show day, at the door.🌟

We will be having a 💫RAFFLE💫 raffle tickets will be on sale during doors and intermission, CASH ONLY. Proceeds from the raffle will go to Witset Health Center. https://www.witset.ca/healthcentre. We will also have vendors and performer merchandise for sale during doors and intermission. check out raffle prizes, vendors and the performer lineup in the event page or our on social media

During the evening we will also have a
✨TIP NUMBER✨ if you're feeling spicy and inclined to, we encourage you to tip! We prefer CASH but you can also tip electronically with our paypal QR code. The assigned Stage Panther for the evening will purr and pounce through the audience with a jug, collecting you generous contributions. Tips go directly to our performers.

Our vision: To create a space where BIPOC can share and create art. A space created for BIPOC by BIPOC. We are dedicated to showing and representing our BIPOC community. We hope to encourage more BIPOC to perform and create art. You belong here and we want you here! We welcome people of all backgrounds to attend this event, but if you are attending as a non-BIPOC human, you are an invited guest and you must respect the space that is Melanin Magic. We aim to create a welcoming space for people of all inter-sectional communities including but not limited to BIPOC and LGBTQ2S+.

By attending this show and purchasing a ticket you are agreeing to Diosa De La Luna Entertainments code of conduct: This is a space where we want trans, queer, BIPOC folks, our allies, and sex workers to feel safe, let their guard down and to be entertained. That means (trans) misogyny, racism
( including colourism and anti blackness), homophobia, ableism, and bigotry of any kind will NOT be tolerated here, CONSENT is mandatory. Please be mindful of the accessibility needs of others in this space. Please be kind to yourself and those around you. Failure to adhere to our code of conduct will result in immediate removal from the venue- sorry no refunds.

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The VEC has zero tolerance for any type of racist, sexist, ableist, fatphobic, transphobic or homophobic behaviour. All guests must abide by the VEC’s policies listed here.

The VEC’s full accessibility details and elevator instructions can be viewed here: https://victoriaeventcentre.ca/attendees/accessibility/

This event is taking place on the traditional, stolen, unceded land of the Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples. We acknowledge the rich cultural history of the many peoples and rituals that have been affected by the ongoing process of dispossession and colonialism. We hold this understanding in our interactions and engagements with this land and its people.