Latinx History Project

Drag isn't something you learn alone. 💋

Every performer has that one person who taught them a trick, shared a resource, or encouraged them to take a chance on themselves. This workshop brings together four local artists ready to do the same for the next generation.

Meet the lineup behind tonight’s So You Wanna Do Drag?

✨ Ricky Rosé will share makeup tips and techniques that help bring a drag character to life.

👗 will talk costuming, aesthetics, and how to create a look that tells a story.

💇 will break down the basics of wigs, styling, and finding a look that feels like you.

🎵 Lady J Monroe (Julio Acevedo) will explore song selection and how performers choose music that matches their personality and performance style.

Whether you're thinking about trying drag yourself or simply want to learn more about the art form, this is a rare chance to hear directly from artists who have built their own paths.

🎟️ RSVP for FREE at DCLatinxPride.org

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Your group chat is officially on notice. 🔥

The biggest party of the summer is coming to DC, and we're bringing the packed dance floor energy our community deserves.

Join us at La Fiesta, THE Official DC Latinx Pride Party, as we take over BUNKER for a night of reggaetón, cumbia, bachata, and nonstop q***r Latinx joy. 🪩

Headlining the night is international drag superstar from Drag Race México and Drag Race UK vs The World in her first-ever Washington, DC appearance. 🎉

The night will also feature performances by Dayan Kellerman and Sal Chichone, hosted by (aka Julio Acevedo), with music by DJ Milko Antonio Espinoza.

Come ready to dance, celebrate Pride with friends, or finally meet that person you've been following on Instagram, this is the party you don't want to miss. 😽

This is where we live it up and let our collective joy take center stage.

📸 Meet & Greet with Serena Morena tickets are available as a limited add-on.
🌈 Use code PRIDE26 for 20% off orders of $80 or more.
🔞 This event is 21+.
🎟️ Tickets available now at DCLatinxPride.org

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How often do we get to talk about what liberation looks like in YOUR community?

If you haven’t or it’s been a while, then this conversation is perfect for you!

The Future of Two-Spirits will be a community panel featuring local Two-Spirit leaders sharing reflections on identity, ceremony, q***rness, healing, and visions for the future. This event is hosted in partnership with (Angel Rose Artist Collective & Trans-Latinx DMV TLDMV) and is part of the La Plática series,

Together, we'll explore what it means to build a future rooted in Indigenous wisdom, trans resilience, and community care.

Find the chance to listen, learn, and connect with Indigenous LGBTQ+ voices near you that are shaping our collective future.

🍽️ Food will be available.
🎟️ RSVP for FREE at DCLatinxPride.org

When was the last time you gave yourself permission to slow down?

Pride can be exciting, but it can also be exhausting. 🫂

Between work, family, social events, and everything happening in the world, many of us rarely get the chance to simply be. 🌻

Join us for Cultivating Q***r Outdoor Joy, a relaxed gathering where we can reconnect with ourselves, each other, and the natural spaces around us.

No fitness goals. No pressure. No need to perform. 😌

Just fresh air, conversation, community, and a chance to spend a few hours with other q***r people who understand the value of slowing down.

🌿 Hosted by and Madre Tierra
🎟️ RSVP for FREE at DCLatinxPride.org

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Welcome Vida Rangel (she/her) as Ms. DC Latinx Pride 2026! 👑

Some people build community by showing up. Vida builds community by opening doors for others to walk through.

As the founder of Our Trans Capital, Vida has dedicated herself to making sure trans people are seen in government AND have opportunities to lead in it. Her work spans housing justice, voting rights, worker protections, education access, and LGBTQ+ equality.

She currently serves as Deputy Director of the DC Mayor's Office of Talent and Appointments, making history as the highest-ranking trans woman to serve in District government.

From protecting voters during the 2020 election to supporting future generations of trans public servants, Vida's leadership reminds us that representation matters when it creates real change in people's lives.

Join us in celebrating Vida and the rest of the 2026 Royal Court at the DC Latinx Pride Kickoff on June 12!

🎟️ RSVP for FREE at DCLatinxPride.org

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