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Sure, everyone loves trivia, but isn't it gayer when Chase Martin hosts a night devoted to TV's most infamous old ladies? Free to play and free to peep some Golden Girls-inspired drag by Sabel Scities and friends between rounds.

Rebecca's very first one-woman show is coming to a stage near you for a work-in-progress peek. A journey through her natural habitat of "age old parties, fantastical yarns, and a most peculiar pigeon named Winkie." Written by Paul Soileau and Kerri Atwood (also directing), and sponsored by the Kind Clinic. See this week's Arts feature for a more in depth look at the man behind the queen.

Do you have dreams of drag? Think you have what it takes to be a king? Then getcher submission tape into Boiz of Austin ASAP! They're looking for a new dude to join em and maybe it's you! Submissions are due by midnight, June 11. Selected individuals will be invited to an in-person interview June 13, beginning at 6pm.

Lisa Davis captured history. Her photography, memorializing Austin's lesbian and queer music scene of the Nineties, is on exhibit at the Austin History Center. Don't miss this moment. Read our review on the show.

The city's flagship Pride celebration starts off with the fest at Fiesta Gardens then flows into neon nighttime parade rolling from the Capitol all the way down Congress to 4th Street. Peeping the parade is free, but you gotta pay to enter the fest for its multitude of entertainers. Snag yours now.

The date's been announced and the planning is in full swing. Austin's alt-Pride celebration and march returns to town to rain glitter and queer pride all over Downtown.