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Event Archive - Ccommunity Garden VI:
Sun. July 28th 2019 - Sun. July 28th 2019 @ Copper Owl
2000 - 0000
PWYC $5-$15 at the door only.
Presented by: Haus of Occult
Event Categories
Music: Tribute / Coverxx CCOMMUNITY GARDEN VI xx
Showcasing local drag performers with varying levels of experience and all gender expressions.
Hosted by the Haus of Occult!
Sunday July 28th, Copper Owl, Doors @ 8, Show @ 9
PWYC $5-15, no queer turned away due to lack of funds!
Featuring performances by:
Ada Rawl
Kibbles n Bits
Stevie O'Brian
Krystal Divination
Bromley
Lilly Deville
Irving St. Valentine
Marius the Faerie Bear
Nikolai Hardbasskovitch
We, as a group, would like to acknowledge with respect the Lkwungen-speaking peoples on whose traditional territory Victoria/Copper Owl stands and the Songhees, Esquimalt and WSÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day. As artists operating on this stolen land it is important to recognise and work against colonialism and systemic racism in any form.
We think this goes without saying, but this event is a QUEER/FEMINIST/TRANS space which is HET/CIS **FRIENDLY**. Take your transphobic/misogynist/free-speacher/racist/otherwise bigoted beliefs elsewhere and shove it!
The venue has a large set of stairs on entry, limiting accessibility. That being said, we have 20+ seats arranged which can be reserved ahead of time, although only for people who need seating.
Showcasing local drag performers with varying levels of experience and all gender expressions.
Hosted by the Haus of Occult!
Sunday July 28th, Copper Owl, Doors @ 8, Show @ 9
PWYC $5-15, no queer turned away due to lack of funds!
Featuring performances by:
Ada Rawl
Kibbles n Bits
Stevie O'Brian
Krystal Divination
Bromley
Lilly Deville
Irving St. Valentine
Marius the Faerie Bear
Nikolai Hardbasskovitch
We, as a group, would like to acknowledge with respect the Lkwungen-speaking peoples on whose traditional territory Victoria/Copper Owl stands and the Songhees, Esquimalt and WSÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day. As artists operating on this stolen land it is important to recognise and work against colonialism and systemic racism in any form.
We think this goes without saying, but this event is a QUEER/FEMINIST/TRANS space which is HET/CIS **FRIENDLY**. Take your transphobic/misogynist/free-speacher/racist/otherwise bigoted beliefs elsewhere and shove it!
The venue has a large set of stairs on entry, limiting accessibility. That being said, we have 20+ seats arranged which can be reserved ahead of time, although only for people who need seating.