Thursdays: Pride movie nights at Red Bear Brewing Co. and around the country, with nighttime live drag shows in the space. The Washington Blade and Dupont Underground are showcasing a new exhibit on the history and power of drag in D.C. June 4-27: DC’s Royals / a Dupont Underground exhibit on drag history (in-person) There will be arts markets, DJ sets, drag yoga and Zumba, and a voguing class.
Check out this month’s programming:Ĭurated by Pussy Noir, Don Burke, and JaxKnife Complex, Millennium Stage Summer at the Kennedy Center’s REACH is hosting a festival celebrating D.C.’s legendary drag community. We can actually celebrate face-to-face! (For those not fully vaccinated, mask up and social distance.) There are still plenty of virtual events if you are not yet comfortable in crowds. Thanks to COVID-19 vaccinations and new government rules, Pride looks a lot different this year. But the group’s Instagram page says to “hold tight” because information is forthcoming. The annual Capital Pride parade is June 12 from 3 p.m. So don’t wait to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Happy Pride! The first weekend of June is upon us, and it features plenty of Pride Month events.
