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Party series & drag nights / Downtown

Catfight Against the Crown

Pride-season showcase of ballroom, drag, burlesque and comedy that raises money for the Ruth Ellis Center's LGBTQ+ youth work.

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Catfight Against the Crown is an annual Pride-season showcase of ballroom, drag, burlesque and comedy, with proceeds benefiting the Ruth Ellis Center's work with LGBTQ+ young people. It began as a competition called Catfight for the Crown, then switched to a non-competitive celebration format in 2026. That year's show took place on June 13 at Saint Andrew's Hall downtown.

  1. Ballroom, drag, burlesque and comedy
  2. Benefits the Ruth Ellis Center
  3. Non-competitive format since 2026

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