Becca Neepinn

As the Indigenous Ambassador, I bring cultural awareness, lived experience, and a deep commitment to creating spaces where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.

I carry forward my teachings as a proud Cree woman from Fox Lake Cree Nation—honouring the Two-Spirit identity within our Nations and the importance of walking together in unity.

Through my work with Two Row Creeations and Two Row Learning, I bring opportunities for cultural sharing, drumming, smudging, and meaningful dialogue that connect Indigenous and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. I believe in leading with heart, respect, and laughter—bridging worlds through education, creativity, and compassion.

We are a grassroots organization, part of the Ontario Native Women’s Association, and a program of CMHATV-My Sisters’ Place.

We are dedicated to keeping our Indigenous culture alive, helping with community events, and spreading Indigenous teachings and songs through drumming and cultural events. 

Charlize Angel and Lucy Purr

Charlize Angel didn’t fall from Heaven — she descended in stilettos. Gracing stages across Ontario, she brings a celestial blend of powerful ballads and electrifying performances that captivate and command attention. Bold, radiant, and unapologetically fierce, Charlize is an Angel you won’t forget. 

Lucy hit the scene over 9 years ago! Known for her beauty and enchanting energy, she will keep you enthralled with her alluring style and entrancing movements.

Taylor is a Kerrville Newfolk & Four Winds winner, plus a Canadian Idol & Mariposa finalist. Out of love for his writing, producer Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Bowie, etc), insisted on working with Taylor on his acclaimed FACTOR funded debut & it’s deluxe edition. Taylor’s music is also in feature films, musicals, and TV series such as ‘Fangbone!’ (Disney) – one of many series where Taylor voices main & supporting characters. Taylor has toured North America playing countless Pride fests, house concerts, and co-bills with artists including Hawksley Workman, Susan Werner, & more. Expect a new OAC-supported release in 2026.

Richard Hopper is a theatrical drag king with an expressive nature alongside his “heart on their sleeve” performances. This gentleman struts onto the stage with big hopeless romantic energy as he tries to swoon you with his passionate words and rhythmic joyful prancing.

Helena’s drag is heavily influenced by 2000s subcultures, merging elements of art, cartoons, movies, and music into a one-of-a-kind, striking style that makes her stand out in the Toronto drag scene. A staple of the Toronto Village, she’s become a beloved figure in Ontario’s drag community, known for her long-running Dirty Drag Bingo at O’Grady’s on Church and co-hosting the Absolut Empires Ball.

A much sought-after designer, Helena’s iconic designs are frequently seen on queens from various seasons of Canada’s Drag Race. As a performer, she channels her love for punk rock, frequently delivering electrifying covers of pop-punk hits, especially those by bands like First to Eleven and Halocene.