Join Ella Lamoureux for this powerful evening of Indigenous Pride in recognition of Truth and Reconciliation Day and in support of the Indian Residential School Survivors Society and 2 Spirits in Motion Society.

Each year, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools is a vital component of the reconciliation process.

This event is produced by Rebellious Unicorns in partnership with Ella Lamoureux.

To watch the Livestream please visit Unicorns.LIVE.

Doors Open: 7:00PM
Show Starts: 7:30PM

Health and Safety Protocols
We respect your decision to wear or not wear a mask at our events.

Accessibility

• Bright or Strobe Lights will be used
• Loud Music and/or Sounds will be played
• If you would like to come to the show but cannot afford a ticket, please reach out at support@rebelliousuicorns.com 

About the Performers

Ella Lamoureux
Ella Lamoureux is one of the founding performers of the Kelowna drag scene. From Kelowna’s Next Drag Superstar drag competition, Embodiment, #2muffs1collr, to recent star on Call Me Mother, Ella has carved out her place as one of the most influential and stunning drag performers in Kelowna. A makeup artist by trade, Ella will eternally tease you with her beauty. But, watch out if you displease her — that tongue is quick and sharper than you think! She’s generally “as sweet as cherry pie” and she brings so much love and joy to the community. A true charmer, Ella Lamoureux is Kelowna’s Sweetheart.