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6 Pride events in Hong Kong in June 2023, from drag queen shows to cocktail parties and an exhibition about a pioneering Chinese-American lesbian

  • Hong Kong will host a range of Pride events in June, from drag queen shows to a hotel display of IG-friendly rainbow installations
  • Terrible Baby hosts a ‘Your Inner Diva’ party at Eaton HK, while The Garage Bar at Cordis Hong Kong is serving special rainbow-themed cocktails

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Rainbow-coloured drinks at The Garage Bar at Cordis Hong Kong. The bar is just one of the many places across the city playing host to Pride events this month. Photo: The Garage Bar
Lisa Cam

Get ready to embrace love, diversity and inclusivity this Pride month in Hong Kong at a series of events being held across the city.

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Dan Ryan’s Chicago Grill in Wan Chai is hosting a drag queen show in partnership with Benefit Cosmetics and drag act The Dollhouse. Terrible Baby, at Eaton HK in Jordan, Kowloon, will host a night dedicated to Western and Cantonese pop divas, with performances by Thai drag queen Kandy Zyanide and Hong Kong drag legends.

Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong in North Point will feature rainbow installations and is promoting rainbow-inspired food items, while The Garage Bar at Cordis, Hong Kong in Mong Kok is selling rainbow-themed gin and tonic cocktails, and will hold a cocktail party with guest bartenders.

In Causeway Bay, Italian restaurant Vivere is throwing a late-night Pride party with DJs.

Patrons at the “Draglicious Friday Night” will be treated to a performance by drag act The Dollhouse. Photo: Dan Ryan
Patrons at the “Draglicious Friday Night” will be treated to a performance by drag act The Dollhouse. Photo: Dan Ryan

Dan Ryan’s Chicago Grill

Dan Ryan’s Chicago Grill in Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai, will host its first drag queen show and quiz night, called “Draglicious Friday Night”, on June 30. Patrons will be treated to a cocktail and a three-course dinner, followed by a performance by drag act The Dollhouse.
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