Amateur Strip Show
YOU'RE A STAR WAITING TO BURST ONTO THE STAGE!
YOU'RE FLASHY AND FLIRTY AND MORE FUN THAN CAN BE MANAGED!
YOU LOVE PRANCING WHILE YOU'RE DANCING!
A ROOM OF PEOPLE CHEERING FOR YOU MAKES YOU BLUSH, GIGGLE, AND BEAM!
YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR A MOMENT LIKE THIS...
The AMATEUR STRIP SHOW is an open, friendly competition that celebrates all bodies in all their glory!
How does it work?
Babes show up, sign up to compete, receive free entry for joining the competition
Once signed up, you're given a fun bop of a party song and an order for you to jump onstage.
Tell us how you would like to be introduced by the iconic Karla Marx and Bitch Sassidy.
Then prepare yourself to THROW DOWN and PEEL OFF as much as you feel comfortable with - underwear bottoms must stay on or you will be disqualified
Three celebrity judges will choose one competitor from each heat to move onto the GRAND FINALE
This is the LAST CHANCE for you to WOW the audience and judges with your incredibly fine self, your magnetism, your playfulness, your sass, your particular brand of hubba hubba
Grand Prize $250
with runner up prizes, and gifts for participating!
Costumes, props, and surprises are welcome!
Please, no glitter dumps, water pours, bodily fluids etc - get in contact if you have questions! There is a green room you can get ready in, this is for contestants only.
Please see our Code of Conduct for more information
thecabaretcompany.com/code-of-conduct
Rainbow Guardians, a Two-Spirit Indigenous Showcase
RAINBOW GUARDIANS: a Two-Spirit Indigenous Showcase
A night like no other! Experience an electrifying fusion of art forms featuring powwow singers, powwow dancers, singing & burlesque! Two-Spirit Indigenous artists take centre stage, celebrating the very best of Banff Pride.
Starring Jaylene Tyme, Prairi Cherri, Argintina Hailey, Dogiichow, Ella Lamoureux, Monday Blues, Sheer Modesty, Glitter Sauvage, Cedar T, The Pyroneer, Backroad Bandits , Faith Big Charles, Craig First Rider, Krystal OneSpot.
Doors: 6:30pm
Performance begins: 7:00pm
Location: Jenny Belzberg Theatre, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
ALL AGES are welcome for the first set of the performance. Following the intermission the performance will be 18+.
Tickets are general admission.
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Where do I arrive?
Maps and directions to Banff Centre are available on the Banff Centre's website
banffcentre.ca/maps-and-directions.
Parking is located in the Becker parking lot beside the Professional Development Centre and at the parkade under the Music & Sound Building. All parking is complimentary. -
Wheelchair accessible and balcony seating that encircles the theatre available.
Wheelchair entrances and access throughout the Banff Centre Campus - map
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Washrooms are available on either side of the theatre entrance.
All gender washrooms are available.
Map of all gender washrooms throughout campus
Come for the show. Stay for the view.
Easy access to pristine wilderness and endless outdoor adventures, stay with the Banff Centre hotel.
Enjoy a spectacular stay.
Nestled on the side of Tunnel Mountain and just five minutes from downtown, Banff Centre hotel features newly renovated rooms and breathtaking vistas.
All guests enjoy property-wide complimentary Wi-Fi, parking, admission to Banff Centre's Walter Phillips Gallery, and PLUS Membership at our extensive fitness and recreation facilities.
Pride Market
Discover a diverse array of artworks, crafts, and unique creations by talented 2SLGBTQ+ artists. From paintings to sculptures, jewelry to fashion, explore our vibrant marketplace at historic Mason Hall and support local creatives.
Dolly After Dark
A night of queer country magic featuring the legendary drag star Jaylene Tyme. Think rhinestones, cowboy boots, and a whole lotta sass as we take you on a ride through Dolly’s world—where country meets camp, and glitter meets grit.
Country on Caribou with Robert Adam
Get ready for a foot-stomping, glittering night in the heart of Banff with Country on Caribou, featuring artists Robert Adam, Michela Sheedy, and Jake Allan Paris. This exciting event at Mason Hall brings together the best of country music and Banff Pride with these incredible performers.
Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind celebration of music, culture, and pride. Whether you're wearing boots, plaid, a Canadian tuxedo, or channeling your inner Shania with leopard print, y’all means Y'ALL!
Doors open at 7:00 PM
Show runs from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Tickets: $20 | All ages welcome!
Grab yours now and be part of a night to remember!
Country on Caribou: A Evening with Robert Adam
Get ready for a foot-stomping, glittering night in the heart of Banff with 'Country on Caribou' bringing together the best of country music and pride at Mason Hall!
Headlining the night is Robert Adam, Calgary’s “Dream Angel Cowboy.” With his sharp stetson, rhinestone flair, and a voice that weaves together traditional country with a modern, inclusive twist, Robert will captivate you with his stories of love, loss, and life in Alberta.
Kicking off the evening is Michela Sheedy, a Calgary-based country powerhouse who blends rock, soul, and pure country grit. With hits like “I Make Bad Look Good,” Michela’s dynamic performance will have you up on your feet and dancing in no time.
Banff Local Jake Allan Paris, will hit the stage sharing a hometown country folk sound like no other.
Don’t miss out on this unique celebration of music, culture, and pride. Grab your boots, find your plaid, Canadian Tuxedo, or if Shania is your inspiration a little leopard print! Ya'll means ALL!
* Mason Hall is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
Speaker Series: Two-Spirit Visibility in Pride
Jaylene Tyme has been an iconic figure in Vancouver’s community for over 30 years. Banff Pride welcomes Jaylene as part of our speaker series. Join us as she opens up about her path to self-discovery and empowerment. From her early experiences as a Sixties Scoop survivor, through overcoming challenges with addiction, to becoming a celebrated leader in Vancouver’s drag scene, Jaylene shares her remarkable journey. As a proud Indigenous, Two-Spirit trans woman, her story is one of resilience, identity, and unwavering dedication to her communities.
Semi Qualified Queens LIVE! Podcast
A live show where Juice Boxx and Synthia Kiss talk about all things drag because they're SEMI - qualified to speak on it.
Speaker Series: Empowerment Through Makeup - A Collaborative Event with Sean Anthony
Are you looking to express yourself through makeup? Join us for a collaboration between makeup artist Sean Anthony and Banff Pride, as we come together to host an empowering makeup class that gives back to the community.
Event Overview:
Sean Anthony, a seasoned makeup expert, will impart pro-tips and techniques, fostering self-confidence and self-expression in a safe and welcoming environment.
Event Highlights:
Makeup class led by Sean Anthony.
Generous goody bags with full-sized products.
Opportunity to learn and express in a supportive and inclusive setting.
Giving Back:
All event proceeds will be donated to Rainbow Railroad.
Participation Fee:
$50.00 per person
*payment processed onsite
Date and Time:
October 14, 2023 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Join us for an unforgettable event that celebrates inclusivity, self-expression, and community support! Let's make a difference together.
Proudly sponsored by,
Mac Cosmetics, One Size, Benefit, Milk Makeup, Urban Decay, Color Pop, Tarte Haus Labs, Vichy, Sheglam
Speaker Series: Indigiqueer
With Raymond Brown
An open discussion speaking on two spirit identity, ANTIRACISM, decolonizing queerness, mental health and substance use.
Raymond "RJ" Johnson-Brown (they/them)
A changemaker, conversationalist, and creative professional transforming systems for over 13 years. Whether on the set of "1 Queen 5 Queers" or advocating for Indigenous Resurgence, Raymond seeks to facilitate a courageous dialogue on what is possible. As a two-spirit, queer, ethnic anomaly, Raymond is motivated by opportunities to meaningfully engage with communities served. Guided by their lived experience in foster care and breaking the cycle of generations of mental health/addictions, Raymond pushes communities to move from transactional relationships, to transformational relationships.