Holi-GAY Weekends

That "Holiday" Weekend slot when Carly and her angels are off somewhere being bodacious and inglewood becomes KINGlewood. Come be apart of drag and other queer art EVERY long Weekend Saturday.

Hosted by Noble Oney with sounds by DJ Sunflower Dreams. Performers announced on Instagram and Facebook. 

Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door.. but this is merely a suggestion, because the kingdom of capitalism is alive and well and crushing so we always offer Pay What You Can (PWYC). To do that just reserve your spot for free under PWYC and put whatever amount feels fair and doa-ble for you in the bucket at the door. 

Comfort food downstairs. Pizza upstairs. Get dinner before, we dare you! 

Gender Neutral Bathrooms on both floors. 

Doors at 7pm 

Show at 8:00 pm 

Located at The Attic Bar and Stage on the second floor above VeganStreet, in the heart of Inglewood. 1413 9th ave T2G 0T4 

Unfortunately;The Attic is accessible only by stairs. 

Fortunately;The Attic is the only fully plant based pizza bar in town, that will genuinely fool any carnivore. Don't forget their MANY non-alcoholic and gluten free options. 

No one turned away for lack of funds - Pay What You Can available for people in the BIPOC and 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Please email us at nobleoneydrag@gmail.com 

This event is being hosted on stolen lands. Being settlers on this sacred space gives us the opportunity to entertain but not without first making a life long commitment to acknowledge the original keepers of this land and the pain that continues to be perpetrated by broken systems and promises. 

In the spirit of our commitment to reconciliation, it's critical that we start by speaking the names of the nations who's homes we are taking up. We reside on the home of the Traditional Territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy which is comprised of the the Piikani, the Siksika, Kainai as well as the Îyâxe Nakoda, Tsuut’ina nations and Métis Region 3. We honour Moh’kinsstis and all nations who are the first caretakers of this revered land. 

 Second we have an obligation to continuously reflect and take action to repair the damage and harm enacted upon Indigenous communities. Our Cast will address colonialism and oppressive systems and bring awareness and simplicity for our audience to take action as well. 

 For more information on the calls to action visit: 

https://www.indigenouswatchdog.org/calls-to-action/