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Four Winds New Buffalo Sets Hallo-Queen Drag Brunch, Dinner for Oct. 11

Two Halloween-themed drag shows hit Four Winds New Buffalo on Sunday, Oct. 11. Tickets run from $70 for general admission and $120 for the full VIP upgrade.
Four Winds New Buffalo hosts Hallo-Queen drag brunch and dinner
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Four Winds New Buffalo has added a Halloween-themed drag event to its fall entertainment calendar. Hallo-Queen Drag Brunch and Dinner arrives at Silver Creek Event Center on Sunday, Oct. 11.

Who Takes the Stage

The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi’s Four Winds Casinos announced the two shows this month. Heidi N Closet leads both seatings. She competed on the 12th season of RuPaul’s Drag Race.

The supporting cast features emcee CeeCee Ross, drag king Seymour Chilton, Kitt St. Clair, Ana Crusis, Muffy Vanderbilt III, Kiki Fierce, and Audrina Phoenix. All eight performers appear at both the brunch and the dinner.

Brunch and Dinner Timings

The brunch seating starts at 10:30 a.m. Eastern. The dinner seating follows at 5:30 p.m. Eastern. Both run at Silver Creek Event Center, a room of more than 17,000 square feet at 11111 Wilson Road in New Buffalo.

Four Winds New Buffalo is selling the two shows as separate ticketed events on Ticketmaster. The venue sits adjacent to the casino floor.

The Price of Admission

General admission costs $70 plus applicable fees. That price covers seating and an all-you-can-enjoy buffet.

The $120 VIP package adds reserved seating in the first seven rows of tables, a pre-show meet and greet with the queens and king, a commemorative pass, and a photo card for autograph signing. Buffet access comes with it as well.

Tickets went on sale Wednesday, July 22 at 10 a.m. Eastern through Ticketmaster.

Four Winds is also offering room reservation options with event tickets. Reservations run through the property phone line and the Four Winds website.

That overnight option matters at a property with a regional draw. Bundled rooms can stretch a single show into a full weekend casino stay.

The Entertainment Play Behind It

The news still matters to Michigan casino customers. Operators lean harder on live entertainment each year to pull visitors through such events. Four Winds is framing Oct. 11 as a full day out. Food, live performance, and optional lodging all attach to the casino property.

Source: As reported by Four Winds Casinos.

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