QUUeer Fête 2026
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Rarely is there an opportunity for folks – BOTH QUEER AND NOT – to gather in a space that centers queerness. Let’s change that … WITH MUSIC!
Join us for the third annual QUUeer Fête Music Festival celebrating advocacy, liberation and social justice while amplifying queer voices and fostering allyship for the entire community, all within an alcohol-free, family friendly space. Enjoy music, food and community with us.
TICKETS START AT $15 (12 and under FREE, plus special student options) - Visit https://quueerfete.unitarianbr.org/ .
On tap: A chili dinner, bake sale, merch sales, fun for the kids and partner info from Ascension Pride, LEUR, PFLAG of Greater Baton Rouge and more. … BONUS: Browse and purchase LGBTQ+ and social justice books from a local indie store.
ENTERTAINMENT LINEUP:
JOY CLARK
Louisiana-born singer-songwriter and guitarist who brings together folk, Americana, soul and rich Louisiana musical traditions to create a sound that is both deeply personal and unmistakably Southern. A proud, queer Black artist raised just outside New Orleans, Clark’s music explores themes of identity, freedom, love, authenticity and belonging. Her powerful songwriting, expressive vocals and exceptional guitar work have earned her national recognition, appearances at AmericanaFest, and opportunities to perform alongside artists including Brandi Carlile, the Indigo Girls and Cyril Neville.
THE GAIS DO DO BAND
Dance with pride to the Cajun music of the Gais Do Do Band. Their tight rhythms and French lyrics will get you up and moving. The star-studded band features Gina Forsyth on fiddle and vocals, Rosemary Benoit on accordion and fiddle and Maegen Benoit on drums and vocals. Jan Boney brings rhythm guitar and Sam Wróbel adds bass to that rhythm that keeps you on your feet. Dance like you wanna!
DRAG PERFORMANCES
Kozmik returns to our campus with a high-energy performance packed with charisma, sparkle and plenty of drag magic. Kozmik knows how to command a stage — and we can't wait to see them shine!
SPOKEN WORD
It wouldn't be QUUeer Fête without a powerful spoken word artist and our own Jaidyn Bryant will be on deck.
Join us for the third annual QUUeer Fête Music Festival celebrating advocacy, liberation and social justice while amplifying queer voices and fostering allyship for the entire community, all within an alcohol-free, family friendly space. Enjoy music, food and community with us.
TICKETS START AT $15 (12 and under FREE, plus special student options) - Visit https://quueerfete.unitarianbr.org/ .
On tap: A chili dinner, bake sale, merch sales, fun for the kids and partner info from Ascension Pride, LEUR, PFLAG of Greater Baton Rouge and more. … BONUS: Browse and purchase LGBTQ+ and social justice books from a local indie store.
ENTERTAINMENT LINEUP:
JOY CLARK
Louisiana-born singer-songwriter and guitarist who brings together folk, Americana, soul and rich Louisiana musical traditions to create a sound that is both deeply personal and unmistakably Southern. A proud, queer Black artist raised just outside New Orleans, Clark’s music explores themes of identity, freedom, love, authenticity and belonging. Her powerful songwriting, expressive vocals and exceptional guitar work have earned her national recognition, appearances at AmericanaFest, and opportunities to perform alongside artists including Brandi Carlile, the Indigo Girls and Cyril Neville.
THE GAIS DO DO BAND
Dance with pride to the Cajun music of the Gais Do Do Band. Their tight rhythms and French lyrics will get you up and moving. The star-studded band features Gina Forsyth on fiddle and vocals, Rosemary Benoit on accordion and fiddle and Maegen Benoit on drums and vocals. Jan Boney brings rhythm guitar and Sam Wróbel adds bass to that rhythm that keeps you on your feet. Dance like you wanna!
DRAG PERFORMANCES
Kozmik returns to our campus with a high-energy performance packed with charisma, sparkle and plenty of drag magic. Kozmik knows how to command a stage — and we can't wait to see them shine!
SPOKEN WORD
It wouldn't be QUUeer Fête without a powerful spoken word artist and our own Jaidyn Bryant will be on deck.
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Where is it happening?
8470 Goodwood Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA, United States, Louisiana 70806
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Host or PublisherUnitarian Church of Baton Rouge
