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Save the date for the Hot Springs Pride Pageant – August 1. 

By Lana Pierce 
The Hot Springs Pride Pageant returns to Boogies Bar & Grill August 1.  Enjoy a glamorous, creative evening full of talent as contestants vie for the titles of Mister HS Pride, Miss HS Pride, and MX HS Pride. 

This annual pageant showcases our local legends alongside aspiring title-holders as they compete in categories including evening wear, talent competition, and on-stage questions.  

The show, hosted by Karma Kouture, promises to offer a night of dazzling artistry and unforgettable performances. Winners take home a custom crown, cash, sash, talent bookings, and more. 

Don’t miss a night honoring reigning 2025 royalty: Beef Kakes, Leche Diamante, and Charnay Cassadine.  Grab a friend and join the fun as they cheer on each contender, celebrating acceptance, creativity, and beauty. 

Pageant begins at 7:30 PM.  Boogie’s is located at 1010 E. Grand Avenue. Early arrival is recommended to enjoy food and a good table.   

For more information about the event, or to ask questions about competing in the pageant, call Jaxson James, Pageant Executive Director, at 951-249-5187 or email HotSpringsPride@gmail.com. 

Lana Pierce is the owner of RetroFit in Hot Springs. 

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