Fruit Loop Pride Dance
Join us at the historic Starlite Room as we celebrate Pride with Edmonton’s best dance party in support of Rainbow Refuge!
$25.00
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The Starlite Room 10030 102 St NW, Edmonton, AB, Canada
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Drag Me Out to the Ballgame
Re/Max Field 10233 96 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB, CanadaDrag Me Out to the Ballgame is a high-energy, joy-filled drag baseball fundraiser that blends community sport, camp, and cause into one unforgettable event.
Drag performers, community members, and allies take to the diamond for a friendly (and fabulously chaotic) game of baseball, complete with big personalities, bold looks, and plenty of laughs. The event is designed to be accessible and welcoming—no athletic experience required—just a willingness to show up, cheer loud, and celebrate queer joy.
Beyond the fun, Drag Me Out to the Ballgame has a serious heart. Proceeds from the event support 2SLGBTQ+ non-profit organizations and community initiatives, helping fund programs, services, and supports that directly benefit queer communities in Edmonton and surrounding areas. The event also creates visible, affirming space for drag artists and 2SLGBTQ+ folks in sport—an area where representation has historically been limited.
Whether you’re playing, volunteering, or watching from the stands, Drag Me Out to the Ballgame is about visibility, connection, and raising meaningful funds—proving that sport can be inclusive, playful, and proudly queer!
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