
TQFF’s 10th Birthday Party
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What kind of party would you throw for your ten year old gay ass?
Well, TQFF is turning ten, and like any maladjusted tween, we’ve had good times and we’ve had bad times. For our birthday this year, we wanna channel everything that we’re pissed off about and get together to dance our asses off. We knew Que’d Up would put together the perfect upbeat and nostalgic party to celebrate everyone who’s been a part of what we do. They’ve assembled a sweet line up, featuring…
- Local queer DJs B. The City, BabyDylan, Bip, and Moody Jooly
- VJ KERUB
- Killer drag superstar Lallafral as our host
Come out, come out, and celebrate ten joyous and furious years with us.
Biographies

B. The City (she/her) is a Latin lesbian DJ based in Toronto. B. always ensure her Latin heritage is prevalent in her sets, while also fusing with global sounds, R&B, house etc. She is the founder of Shorty DJ Shortline, a community that supports and uplifts queer, IBPOC womxn and non-binary people. Her ability to cater to her audience comes from her diverse music palette making her versatile at any function!

Dylan is an open-format DJ who enjoys playing a variety of genres that remind him of his hometown of Aruba. As a baby queer in Toronto, he blends percussive elements from the Caribbean with current pop tracks. He’ll be playing some chill sing-along tracks for TQFF’s b-day.

Moodyjooly is an artist and mystic based in Toronto, DJing in the realm of bass, breaks, and bounce. Born and raised to Polish immigrants in the GTA, they are deeply influenced by 90’s dance music and their city’s rich cultural tapestry. Jooly is a dedicated events organizer in their local scene, helping out with many crews, including Qued Up, Gay Rights, and Rival Soundsystem.

Bip is a queer Toronto based DJ whose style is equal parts silly and sexy, and guaranteed to get your hips moving. Her sets often combine a wide range of genres, including house, techno, garage, bass, and breaks. She has made her mark as the in-haus DJ at Birdhaus, a resident Slur DJ at Buddies, as well as a member of the Que’d Up qrew, a community for beginner queer DJs to develop their skills with open decks and workshops. She is also the creator of Toronto’s hottest bisexual party, Biphoria.

KERUB (CARE-ub) is the meeting of sound: ambience and driving drums; harsh vocals and medieval hymns; traditional folk melodies and hyper modern club music.

D aka Lallafral is a queer/trans/enby/mad multidisciplinary artist. They are a drag king, tattoo artist, illustrator, community arts facilitator, screen printer and emerging costumer for Film and TV. D is a costumes permit with both IATSE 873 and NABET 700, as well as costume designing for short films, commercials and micro-dramas. As Lallafral, their drag alter-ego, they embody all things oopy spoopy, freaky weird and punk since 2019.

