We Appreciate Tips!
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DJ Wiggly Noodles
dj wiggly noodles (they/them) is a fresh DJ on the scene, spinning disco, 80’s new wave, funk, club pop, and all your favorite gay anthems to give your booty some boogie
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Zumba with Jen Williams
Jen is a music lover with deep roots in the vibrant Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica, where music isn’t just heard—it’s lived! Her goal is to share this joy with others, helping everyone discover their rhythm and a sense of belonging in our Zumba family. Come dance with her and unleash your inner superstar!
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Jessica Lucci
Jessica (she/her) is a poet and steampunk and historical fiction author who writes about modern issues while maintaining historic integrity. She makes her home in Waltham, where she is currently reading from a blissfully unending To Be Read pile.
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Evan Greer - Musician
Evan Greer (she/her) is a trans and queer activist, writer, and musician based in Boston. She's the director of digital rights group Fight for the Future and writes regularly about the intersection of tech policy and human rights. Over the years she's shared stages and collaborated with Pete Seeger, Talib Kweli, Against Me!, Ted Leo, Speedy Ortiz, Anjimile, The Blow, Eve 6, Chumbawamba, Ezra Furman, Immortal Technique, Amanda Palmer, and Billy Bragg.
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Mara Morales & Band
Mara Morales (she, her) is a singer and Waltham High School student who loves to perform. Back for her second year - now with her band!
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Jaclyn
Jaclyn is a transgender woman and drag queen based in Waltham, Massachusetts. In her performances Jaclyn likes to bring a mix of glamour and something unexpected into all of her performances. She also encourages all people to get involved with what is going on in their local community as all politics is local.
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Lavender - Drag Queen
“Boston’s Purple Princess”
Bring your singles! Lavender the Queen (they/she), a Waltham area drag queen, will be returning to Waltham Pride for their second year!
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Miss Christine - Musician
Miss Christine shatters preconceived notions and societal expectations with their music. Blending indie rock with blues and soul influences, delivered with a defiant punk attitude to open listeners’ minds to possibilities beyond the binary. Their exploration of their own genderqueer and asexual identity inspires their lyrics, resulting in songs that are both intensely personal while simultaneously challenging the harmful stereotypes and expectations associated with gender and sexuality. Even the name Miss Christine turns the gender binary on its head. The “Miss” has nothing to do with womanhood and everything to do with absence and longing. In this case, it’s the longing for truth and freedom from misguided external perceptions.
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RAKKet Barbershop Quartet
“RAKKet is a new, HOT, queer quartet entertaining you with cool a cappella covers, in the “barbershop” style. The style may be old, but the songs are FRESH. Send us a tip to help pay for our fancy hats (and fancy music)”
Rowyn Davis, Krys Petrie, Alex Karantza, and Katie Gullotti
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Miss Jade Rock
Boston’s very own Midwest Princess, Miss Jade Rock (she/they), is a Somerville-based drag artist, singer, and modiste—but her roots are in Iowa, where she started out as a local theatre performer and community activist. Always bringing high femme aesthetics, campiness, and theatricality to their performances, prepare to have your world rocked by Miss Jade Rock!
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MT Hart - Drag King
Bring your singles! Pretty boy, transmasc drag king, MT Hart (he/they), will be making their Waltham Pride debut! MT hosts the Boston Drag Gauntlet and MT’s Drag Stroll at Jacques’ Cabaret in Boston.
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Missy Steak - Drag Queen
Bring your singles! Back by popular demand! Missy Steak (she/they) is a Boston drag queen with a penchant and a passion for comedy/culture/and listing things in threes. She’ll make ya laugh, she’ll make ya cry, and she’ll do it all for cheap.
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Krys Petrie Live Sound
Krys brings a background in audio recording and production to Waltham Pride each year as the volunteer sound tech. Any tips go DIRECTLY towards funding equipment upgrades & maintenance exclusively for the biggest gig of the year: WALTHAM PRIDE. Though quite the lady, she wears the “sound guy” title with pride.