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Two iconic queens taking over Lore for a night of fierce performances and electric energy. The Vixen and Miz Cracker are bringing charisma, charm, and the kind of stage presence that fills a room. Four hours of live entertainment in the heart of Edgewood — bring your crew and get ready to turn up.

A playful drag brunch celebrating all things Pee Wee Herman — think kitschy fun, campy energy, and the kind of over-the-top entertainment that makes Sunday mornings actually worth waking up for. Expect drag performers channeling the man himself, themed cocktails, and a room full of people ready to laugh and have a genuinely good time.

Sunday afternoon at Lore gets a country twist with Centrifugal Motion — a free day party built for dancing, divas, and anyone who wants to two-step to something other than the usual beat. It's the kind of event that proves country music and queer joy go together perfectly.

A themed drag dinner night where performers bring the magic of Equestria to life. Expect campy performances, creative costumes, and a room full of people ready to celebrate one of fandom's most beloved universes. Dinner and drinks available throughout the evening.

Wednesday nights at Lore belong to anyone who's got something to perform. Come Thru is an open stage drag show where local queens, kings, and performers rotate through the spotlight — no audition required, just show up ready to werk. It's the kind of night that celebrates everyone from seasoned performers to first-timers finding their confidence on stage. Full bar, supportive crowd, and the kind of energy that makes you want to come back.

Drag bingo with a purpose — Taylor Alexander hosts an evening of fabulous performances, cheeky calls, and a first look at "Queerly Departed," a dark comedy play about three queer siblings reuniting at their grandfather's funeral. Play for prizes, bid on superpowers between rounds (trade cards, re-roll numbers, call out specific bingo spots), and tip your host. All funds support the play's August premiere at SheATL Summer Theater Festival, going directly to props, sets, costumes, and fair pay for the cast and creative team.