Winterlude runs from Jan. 30 to Feb. 16 across the National Capital Region and hosts activities from skating, to live performances, art installations and other family-friendly events. [Photo by Capri Derenchuk-Ganaden]
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Canadian drag queen Karamilk captivated audiences with a high-energy routine, twirling and sashaying across the outdoor stage despite freezing temperatures.
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[Photos by Capri Derenchuk-Ganaden]

Cinder said events like this matter because they celebrate the contributions of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and reflect Ottawa’s diverse cultural landscape, even during the coldest weeks of winter.
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Canadian drag king Cyril Cinder hosted the evening, introducing each act and keeping the growing crowd energized between performances.
 
From aerial hoop routines to DJs and drag artists, the lineup highlighted a wide range of talent. #Winterludeca #Baldeneigeca [Video by Capri Derenchuk-Ganaden]

For the pair, hosting a Pride-focused event during one of Ottawa’s biggest winter festivals was about building community, celebrating local performers and creating welcoming spaces throughout the city.
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Organizers aimed to create a space where everyone could feel included while showcasing local queer artists and bringing a fresh energy to Winterlude’s programming.
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