Beyond the Rainbow Brunch

Make your morning shine bright! Come for a joyful brunch sprinkled with performances by local drag artists.

May 26, 2024 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

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UPDATE: Tickets are sold out!

Light up your Pride weekend with a kaleidoscope of performances by some of the city’s sassiest drag artists, while enjoying a sunny brunch prepared by WOW! Hospitality.

All ages are welcome. Visitors may be required to show proof of age to purchase alcohol.

Featuring performances by:

Ruby Chopstix

Asian pop princess and entertainer of the year, Ruby is Rainbow Resource Centre’s first drag artist‐in‐residence and emcee for the brunch performances. Learn more @rubychopstix, rainbowresourcecentre.org.

Serenity LaDasha

Serenity’s titles include Miss Club 200 (2014–2015), Entertainer of the year (2014–2015), Miss Mardi Gras 2015 and Imperial Grand Duchess 24. Learn more @serenityladasha.

Randy River

Performing as a drag artist since June 2022, Randy is an Anishinaabe Two‐Spirit member of Couchiching First Nation. Learn more @adrienne_loon.

Aria Zero

Having always wanted to be a magical girl when she grew up, Aria’s drag is a combination of anime, cartoons, fantasy and video games. Learn more @ariazeroqueen, ariazero.com.

Co‐hosted by Rainbow Resource Centre.

A drag artist is wearing Vietnamese cultural clothing with a matching red and gold headdress and long dress.

A drag artist with long blond hair is dressed in a colourful one-piece accented with thick black lines.

A drag artist is wearing a black cap, shirt and pants with chains, as well as blue shades and a white tank top.

A drag artist is dressed in a cosplay costume with long, brown hair; large antlers; and green leaf scarf, skirt and gloves.