The 4311 Pride Kiki Ball is back at Arsenic for a 2^nd year in a row, to celebrate Pride through Ballroom culture. Born in the black and latine queer communities of New York City, this movement creates a space for performance, affirmations, and community. The competitors will walk and vogue in a competition where style, expressivity and identities will meet. A time to celebrate, claim and make the Ballroom scene of Lausanne shine.

4311 Kollective is a collective dedicated to the valorization of queer underground cultures, with a specific interest in the ballroom scene.

Founded in 2020, the collective was born out of a desire to create spaces of celebration where the LGBTQ+ community and their allies could gather.

The events are thought as converging points where everyone is invited to dance, gather, and celebrate values of inclusivity and diversity. Blending electronic music and sounds of the African diasporas, both inherently linked to the roots of the ballroom scene, 4311 Kollective creates authentic experiences honoring the history and the abundant diversity of the cultures of queer and BIPOC people.

More than a collective, it’s a movement aspiring to transform the nightlife in a space that’s free, inclusive, and vibrant.

3 PM Arrival for performers

4 PM Ball starts