Saturday, August 16th, 2025
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Get ready for a lively evening of bold expression, radiant talent, and unapologetic joy! 💅
Join us for 2S GLAM, the Bill Reid Gallery’s first-ever Indigenous Two-Spirit Drag Show, celebrating the artistry and resilience of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer performers. Hosted by the legendary Jaylene Tyme, this special Vancouver Pride event features fierce and fabulous performances by Theo Rhetical, Beth, Xana, Cheryl Trade, and a live DJ set from DJ O Show.
This family-friendly evening is for everyone who wants to experience the transformative power of Indigenous drag performance in a respectful and vibrant space.
🎟️ Tickets
$20 Regular Admission
$15 BRG Members and Indigenous Peoples
First time at a Drag Show? Here's What to Know:
What do I do during a performance?
Have fun! Clap, cheer, and celebrate the performers! Drag is about energy and connection. Your enthusiasm fuels the show.
Can I give the performers money?
Absolutely! Tipping is a long-standing part of drag culture. If you're moved by a performance, feel free to offer cash tips directly into the performer’s hand or gently on the stage, always with respect. Please note that there are no ATMs or cash bars at the Gallery.
What’s the dress code?
There’s no formal dress code, but this is your chance to sparkle! Come as you are or dress to impress.
Is the event all ages?
Yes! This is a family-friendly event that celebrates diversity, creativity, and community.
How can I be respectful?
Honour the space by cheering for everyone, avoiding disruptive behaviour, and celebrating the performers’ identities and stories.
FEATURED ARTISTS
Beth (she/her) is a Two-Spirit, Métis drag artist from Nelson, BC, bringing a mix of bold makeup, big personality, and genuine heart to every stage. Best known from Canada’s Drag Race, Season 2, Beth blends classic glam with a playful, relatable vibe that keeps audiences coming back for more. Whether she’s making you laugh, cheer, or feel something real, Beth always brings her best to the stage!
Orene Askew, known as DJ O Show, is a proud Afro-Indigenous member of the Squamish Nation, carrying the name Tumáliya from her great-great-grandfather. Embracing her cultural backgrounds, she integrates their teachings into her work. As an inspirational speaker and educator, she has travelled across Canada to motivate various generations.
DJ O Show has hosted events for clients like the Vancouver Canucks and the BC Lions, and opened for comedians such as Kevin Hart and Russell Peters. Her accolades include the 2015 BC Indigenous Business Award, the 2018 Stand Out Award from the Vancouver Pride Society, the 2021 Alumni of Excellence Award from Capilano University, and the 2022 International Indigenous Hip Hop Award for DJ of the Year.
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Contact Us
Please contact Aliya Boubard at aboubard@billreidgallery.ca if you have any questions.