QUUeer Fête

A Celebration of Queer Music, Advocacy, and Joy

Please join us on October 17, 2026

The Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge

8470 Goodwood Blvd.

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Joy Clark

Louisiana-born singer-songwriter and guitarist Joy Clark brings together folk, Americana, soul, and rich Louisiana musical traditions to create a sound that is both deeply personal and unmistakably Southern. A proud, queer Black artist raised just outside New Orleans, Clark’s music explores themes of identity, freedom, love, authenticity and belonging. Her powerful songwriting, expressive vocals and exceptional guitar work have earned her national recognition, appearances at AmericanaFest, and opportunities to perform alongside artists including Allison Russell, Brandi Carlile, the Indigo Girls, and Grammy-winning musician Cyril Neville.

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The Gais Do Do Band

Dance with pride to the Cajun music of the Gais Do Do Band. Their tight rhythms and French lyrics will get you up and moving. The star-studded band features Gina Forsyth on fiddle and vocals, Rosemary Benoit on accordion and fiddle and Maegen Benoit on drums and vocals. Jan Boney brings rhythm guitar and Sam Wróbel adds bass to that rhythm that keeps you on your feet. Dance like you wanna! (Photo by Robin May.)

Open to All, Family-Friendly, Alcohol Free

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Jaidyn Bryant

Featured Performer

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Kozmik

Featured Performer

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FAQ

Join us at the Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge for the third Annual QUUeer Fête Music Festival, celebrating queer advocacy, liberation and social justice. 

We are amplifying queer voices and fostering allyship for the entire community. We offer tickets at all price points and ask that you purchase a ticket that fits with your financial situation.

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Is this event for only LGBTQ and Queer people?

Absolutely not, we hope all people, queer and not, will attend.

Can I bring children?

Yes! We will have some kid-friendly activities and a bookstore with books for all ages. There is no charge for children 12 and under to enter.

Will there be food for sale?

Yes. We will have chili (vegan, gluten free and meat options), homemade desserts, sodas and snacks available.

Can we bring our own drinks?

We ask that only beverages purchased on site be consumed while in attendance.

What if a $15 meal is not in my budget?

Not to worry…we promise there will be plenty to eat regardless of your budget. 🙂 Our members love to cook!

Sponsors

Put your name on the wall. Sponsor QUUeer Fête!
Every name goes up the same size. No tiers, no fine print.

Our 2026 Sponsors

Trash Rangers Sanitation


Resource Partners

Stop by the tables from these resource partners throughout the evening to learn more about how they provide support to the community.

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Our resource partners provide valuable information for local support for the LGBTQ+ community. Stay tuned for more resources, and visit with their representatives during the event to learn more.

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PFLAG Greater Baton Rouge

The local chapter of the nation’s largest organization dedicated to supporting, educating and advocating for LGBTQ+ people and those who love them.

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Ascension Pride

Dedicated to supporting and uplifting the LGBTQIA+ community in Ascension Parish by promoting inclusivity and hosting events that celebrate identity, visibility and love.

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Leur Maison

Building a sense of home and belonging for Southern LGBTQ+ creatives by creating space for connection through collaborative community art projects and exhibitions.

QUUeerFête

Hosted by the Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge

8470 Goodwood Blvd
Baton Rouge, LA 70806

Learn more about this church: unitarianbr.org

Email: fete@unitarianbr.org