What We Stand For
We believe drag is for everyone--whether you’re in the community or an ally, drag is a place for expression, safety, and acceptance. Our club is a safe space for creativity, performance, and self-expression, and we welcome anyone who shares that vision.
Our Zero-Tolerance Policy
"We do not tolerate any form of discrimination, including racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and ableism. Our club is a safe, welcoming space where respect and inclusivity are essential. Any violation of these values will result in immediate removal from the event and possible ban from future events."
Warning!
Attending our events may leave you feeling like the diva you truly are! Side effects include undeniable fierceness, glitter addiction, and a newfound love for queer art.
Educate Yourself on Drag Misconceptions
Confused? Here’s some FAQ!
How do I join the club?
Just show up at any sessions! Feel free to drop in if you can’t stay the full session, you’re always free to come at any point during the designated times.
Do you need to be a drag artist to be in a leadership position?
No! While previous experience in the art is appreciated, all you need is yourself, your creativity, and a spark for bringing the queer community and allies together.
Can I bring a friend that doesn’t attend Sheridan's Trafalgar Campus?
Of course! Everyone is permitted to bring a plus one from a separate institution, as long as they’re also an admirer or performer in the craft, they’re welcome to join (:
Are there any supplies required for the activities?
Unless otherwise specified, all supplies will be provided! If you’d like to bring your own, you’re free to do so as well.
