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Chicago is hosting a variety of Barbie-themed events to celebrate the release of the Barbie movie. These events include a Barbie pop-up cafe, Barbie drag brunches, a Barbie and Ken fashion show, a Barbie-themed dueling pianos night, Barbie trivia, and a Barbie beach party. Attendees can enjoy Barbie-inspired treats, drag performances, fashion shows, sing-alongs, trivia contests, and beach fun.
Drag brunches have become a popular form of entertainment in Southern California, with Hamburger Mary's introducing the concept to the region in 2001. Today, there are numerous drag brunch options available, featuring a variety of performers and menus. While tipping is customary, it's important to bring cash as some venues may not have on-site ATMs. Drag brunches offer a unique opportunity to celebrate the art form and support LGBTQ+ performers.
Taylor Swift's return to Chicago has sparked a range of events celebrating all things Taylor, including a pop-up party, drag brunch, themed cocktails, and an all-Taylor soundtrack afternoon tea. The events are being held at various locations across the city, including Replay Lincoln Park, Macy's Walnut Room, Radio Room, and Alma at Hotel Zachary. Fans can expect over-the-top set dressing, themed cocktails, and drag performances by Chicago drag stars.
Chacho's restaurant in Morgan Hill is facing backlash for its drag brunches, with some customers calling for a boycott. The owner, Jorge Sanchez, said the show is for mature audiences and not suitable for children. While some businesses and residents declined to comment, customers at the restaurant said they had no issue with the show. Sanchez said the complaints would not stop the show from going on.
Taylor Swift's upcoming concerts in Chicago have sparked both celebration and controversy. Ina Mae Tavern & Packaged Goods is hosting a Taylor Swift-themed drag brunch, while Best Bar in Chinatown has banned her music. The ban has reportedly led to an increase in requests for Swift songs.
A small group of protestors, including members of a white-supremacist group called the Patriot Front, gathered for a drag brunch at Element 41 restaurant in Chardon Square, Ohio, but there were no violent confrontations. The event followed a week of tension and rumors of violence from hate groups. Law enforcement was on high alert, but the brunches went ahead as planned. Supporters of LGBTQ+ rights stood behind barriers carrying signs that read “Drag’s Not A Crime,” “Fascists Go Home,” and “Pro-Peace, Pro-LGBT.”
Despite being vandalized and targeted with hateful phone calls, performers at Heathen Brewing Feral Public House in Vancouver put on a drag brunch that was enjoyed by a packed house. Although there were protesters outside, the performers were not deterred and said they have been doing this for over 40 years. The brewery made the event adults-only for safety reasons.