Drag in the Park

Circle Saturday, September 6th at 7:00 PM in your calendar, because Drag in the Park is back for their final event of the year at Brighton Open Air Theatre!

Why should you go?

This event is known to be the best Brighton drag event, and if you know Brighton, that is really saying something. You can expect an evening packed with wild lip-syncing, incredible costumes, and belly laughs galore. Drag in the Park is perfect for you, whether you know the drag scene like the back of your hand or if you are a newcomer, this lovely event is welcoming to all.

What makes it so special?

The venue if this event is in the heart of Brighton's Dyke Road Park, surrounded by a refreshing greenery. This is a fantastic 400-seat open-air theatre, which sets an absolutely magical scene for outdoor fun. During the warm summer, this is a great excuse to get out your picnic basket and a bottle of fizz and have an amazing night.

Drag in the Park is a vibrant celebration of diversity and self-expression. 

Your host for the night, the utterly fabulous Alfie Ordinary, will be leading the charge and will make your night unforgettable. The full line-up for this grand finale show will be announced soon, so make sure to keep up to date with Drag in the Park socials! You don't want to miss out on the glitter, the sequins, and the unforgettable performances.

Gather your mates, pull out your fiercest outfit, and get ready for a night of pure magic at Brighton Open Air Theatre!

Where should I stay?

Brighton is a gorgeous and inclusive city in England that is always a good time. This city is the unofficial gay capital of the UK, and when you get there, you will know why. With tons of LGBTQ+ catered events, a nice beach, and a rich history, it is a great place to visit. Here is a list of gay-friendly Brighton hotels.