Thirst Nation: Quench - Indigenous Fashion Week Closing Party

Are you ready to indulge your senses, Toronto? Join us as Thirst Nation proudly kicks off Pride Month and National Indigenous History Month with 'Thirst Nation: Quench,' a groundbreaking collaboration with Indigenous Fashion Arts, Native Women in the Arts, the Textile Museum, and Woodland Cultural Center. Get ready to set the DoubleTree Hilton ablaze with an electrifying evening of Indigi-queer euphoria, culminating in the ultimate fashionista's closing party that promises to leave every attendee spellbound.

The location is 108 Chestnut Street, Toronto and we will be located in the ‘Toronto and Victoria rooms’ within the hotel.

DOOR: 9:00 AM | SHOW: 11:00 PM

Prepare to be immersed in a fusion of scorching vibes and dazzling aesthetics, as we celebrate the radiant diversity of skin tones and the exuberance of queer community under the blazing sun. Embrace the sultry atmosphere with hues of beige, black, brown, and peach – evoking images of sun-kissed skin, passion, and the relentless pursuit of quenching desires.

Featuring an extraordinary lineup of national artists as; Fawn Big Canoe, Montreal’s Owen Unruh and Raymond Jordan-Johnson Brown.  Headlining our event is Chelazon Leroux and ‘#1 Most Influential Burlesque Performer in the World’/ ‘Miss Exotic World 2022’ crowned artist Lou Lou la Duchesse de Rière, and local starlets Anita Bannock, Arrakiss, Tygr Willy, Rosé Parks, Ravyn Wngz, Thrasher, and Yamari.

Stay updated on Instagram @thirstnationshow for the lineup. Join us for a scorching celebration of pride and community!

As a partner with Native Women in the Arts, we would like to deeply thank the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, acknowledge funding support from the Ontario Arts Council, an agency of the Government of Ontario. As well we are produced with the support of the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council

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