Montreal Pride returns for 15th year with new shows and site
The event promises the largest free drag show in the country hosted by Rita Baga, proclaimed Montreal’s queen of drag. Nearly 20 artists from Canada, the United States, France and the United Kingdom, most of whom have participated in RuPaul’s Drag Race and Queen of the Universe, will be on stage.
Many Quebec artists such as Côeur de Pirate, Corneille, Pasty Gallant, Alaclair Ensemble, Ariane Moffat and Sarahmée will also take part in one of the nine full-scale shows.The Pride Parade to celebrate the progress of LGBTQ2 rights will take place on René-Lévesque Boulevard on Sunday, Aug. 7, with only hybrid, electric or biofuel vehicles allowed. A minute of silence will be observed at 2:30 pm.
The festival will close with performances by two DJs and Brazilian singer-songwriter and drag queen Pabllo Vittar.
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