A vibrant celebration of diverse drag artistry rejecting mainstream conformity, fostering connections between emerging and established performers.
Saturday 22 August 2026
8:00pm - 10:30pm
270 Sydney Rd, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia
$20-$35, Free MOB Tickets
Experience an electrifying night that celebrates the freedom to be unique and the joy of campy drag performances. This show pushes back against commercial pressures and exclusion, offering a welcoming space for all kinds of drag artists. Expect a lineup full of creativity, boldness, and heart.
The atmosphere is inclusive and lively, perfect for parents looking for a culturally rich event to enjoy with older children or teens who appreciate performing arts. The show encourages self-expression and celebrates diversity in a fun, supportive environment.
Whether you are new to drag culture or a longtime fan, this event promises memorable performances that challenge norms and uplift community voices.
The event takes place on Saturday, 22 August 2026, with doors opening at 20:00. The show features two performance times at 20:30 and 21:30, allowing flexibility for attendees.
Tickets are priced at $20 for General Admission and $35 for Support the Artist, with free tickets available for MOB (Mobility or other specified needs). This pricing structure ensures accessibility while supporting the artists.
The show is produced by Silvio Di Baci and supported by Arts Merri-bek through the 2024-2025 Flourish Arts Grant Program, highlighting its cultural significance and community backing.
Held at 270 Sydney Road, Brunswick, the venue is accessible and located in a vibrant neighborhood with public transport options. Parents can plan an easy trip to and from the event.
The location is suitable for those familiar with Melbourne’s inner north, offering nearby amenities and parking options. The venue welcomes all attendees with accessibility considerations.
This event is hosted on Woi-wurrung Country, and the organizers acknowledge the Traditional custodians, respecting the local Indigenous communities.
If ticket cost is a barrier, attendees are encouraged to reach out for assistance, ensuring no one misses out due to financial constraints. The event promotes inclusivity and community support.
The show is designed for an audience that appreciates creative freedom and diversity in performance art. Parents should consider the suitability of content for their children based on individual maturity.
Contact details are provided for further inquiries, making it easy to get information or support prior to attending.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.itscamp.com.au. Early booking is recommended due to limited availability.
General Admission tickets cost $20, while those wishing to support the artists more generously can opt for the $35 ticket.
Free tickets are available for MOB attendees, reflecting the event’s commitment to accessibility and community inclusion.
