Night Shift: Pride

Show your colours at Night Shift: Pride, our newest 19+ event, and the best Pride Party on Vancouver Island!

Get ready to celebrate with three full floors of extraordinary entertainment. Downstairs, DJ Ronny B, and later, Tigress, will pack the lobby dance floor with high-energy club anthems, Top 40, tech, house and everyone’s favourite throwbacks. On the second floor, DJ Applecat will weave a mythic underworld vibe in the glittering Enchanted Forest.

Upstairs, Madame Gouda Gabor and her bordello babes, Vivian Vanderpuss and Lola Meneta, will shake up the quiet streets of Old Town with raucous and raunchy performances, while Drag Kings and Queens Eddi Liscious, Persi Flage and Henrietta Dubét strut their stuff throughout the galleries.

Vogue-master Ralph Escamillan will be on hand for a lesson or two, and when you need to recover your swagger, take a break at the craft stations, photo booths, and archival displays documenting the history of Pride. Fuel up with on-site food and drinks to keep the night going strong!

Don’t miss this one!

19+ only, two pieces of ID for entry
#RBCMNight

Evening Schedule
Time Activity Location
8:00 pm Doors open  
8:00–9:00 pm DJ Yeezy Yee Forest diorama, 2nd floor
9:00–11:00 pm DJ Applecat Forests diorama, 2nd floor
8:15 pm Consent Captain Our Living Languages, 3rd floor
8:30 pm Vogue dance lesson Clifford Carl hall, first floor
8:30 pm Discussion: Trans Archive Our Living Languages, 3rd floor
9:00 pm Discussion: Marianne Alto Our Living Languages, 3rd floor
9:15 pm Vogue dance lesson Clifford Carl hall, first floor
9:30 pm Homosexuality in Ancient Mesoamerica Maya, 2nd floor
9:30 pm Discussion: David Hardwick Our Living Languages, 3rd floor
9:30 pm Persi Flage and Eddi Licious Old Town, 3rd floor
9:40 pm Passion and Performance dance Clifford Carl hall, first floor
9:45 pm Vogue Dance Battle Clifford Carl Hall, first floor
10:00 pm DJ Tigress Clifford Carl hall, first floor
10:00 pm The Best Little Whorehouse in Victoria Old Town, 3rd floor
10:30 pm Discussion: AIDS Vancouver Island Our Living Languages, 3rd floor
10:30 pm Homosexuality in Ancient Mesoamerica Maya, 2nd floor
11:00 pm Stand up comedy: Sophine Crocker  Our Living Languages, 3rd floor
11:30 pm Last call  
12:00 am Event ends  
     
Ongoing Selfie station Mammoth diorama, 2nd floor
Ongoing Queer scientists Ocean Station, 2nd floor
Ongoing What are you protesting Delta Diorama, 2nd floor
Ongoing Pronoun button making Climate Change gallery, 2nd floor
Ongoing Photo booth       Totem gallery, 3rd floor
Ongoing Craft station Totem gallery, 3rd floor
Ongoing LGBTQI2S+ timeline Century Hall, 3rd floor
Ongoing BC Archives Discovery, 3rd floor
Ongoing Movie Majestic Theatre, 3rd floor
      

Food & Drinks

Truffles Catering bars and food located on each floor.
Food and drink not allowed on elevators or escalators.

Please note that most of our event venues are intimate spaces with limited capacity. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis, so plan your evening accordingly.

Remember not to drink or drive. Call 222-555-8888 or Dial-A-Driver. Need us to call for you? No problem. Ask at the Security Desk or Staff member for assistance.

This is a 19+ only event. Valid photo ID is required for entry. To ensure the safety of our guests and museum collections alike, Security will conduct ID, bag and spot checks at the entrance. Prohibited items include any controlled substance, alcohol (not purchased at the event) and dangerous items. Any items not permitted at the event will be collected at the door prior to entry. The Royal BC Museum will not be responsible for any lost or stolen items.

The Royal BC Museum hosts events where everyone is responsible for maintaining space that is safe for all participants. Safer space means everyone at the event is free from all forms of oppression and anything that can harm or limit our well-being. This includes expressing opinions in a respectful manner and respectfully accepting others’ rights to do the same.

Security and Royal BC Museum staff reserve the right to refuse or revoke entry to guests. These decisions will be made to ensure the safety and security of other guests and the Royal BC Museum.

Presented in partnership with

Partial Proceeds to Victoria Pride Society