Name: Drag Brunch at Hogwarts
Start: 2024-09-21T10:00:00-05:00
Location: The Garden

Consider this your owl containing your official invitation to Drag Brunch at Hogwarts here at The Garden! ⚡️Pack your trunk and head to Platform 9 3/4 ASAP because The Hogwarts Express leaves soon! 🚂
🪄 Come dressed in your house robes or Potter merch and be ready to party in the great hall aka The Show Lounge!
This is a buffet-style drag brunch with the option to add on unlimited Mimosas or Bloody Mary drinks! Don't want unlimited drinks? No worries! We have a cash bar available selling both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
The buffet typically offers a variety of breakfast items like sausage, bacon, fresh fruit, biscuits and gravy, eggs, breakfast casserole, french toast sticks, etc.
Bring your dollars and tip your performers. Remember, the more you tip and the louder you scream, the better the experience!
ℹ️ MEET YOUR CAST:
⚡️ Brandonna Dupri LaReese
⚡️ Destiny Michelle
⚡️ Peaches Diamond
⚡️ Hazel Sanchez Belle
⚡️ Tyona Diamond
🔥 This event sells out quickly every year, so do not wait to secure your spot!
STATEMENT ON JKR:
As trans and queer people, it’s up to us to make statements with our art and take back our entertainment. Drag is, at its core, political. Only because the CIS community made us a political target. So, we are taking a series which is largely supportive and protective of the trans and queer community and using it to make a statement. JK might have thought up the stories, but it’s our community, and those that support us, that aren’t going to let some bigot take away our fond memories of the series. (Especially when the movie cast has been so supportive of us.)
Of course, we here at The Garden know full well what JK has done and said. (And continues to say.) But, there is also no bigger middle finger to JK Rowling than seeing a bunch of trans and queer people, cross-dressing or performing in gender affirming outfits, to music and celebrating the cast and crews of the series that do not align with JK’s views, but our own.
It’s our goal for people like JK to see the trans and queer community stand up to them and protest our own right to entertain and exist.