Queer Trans and Sex Workers Pride, festival, reclaiming our stories
The Queer Trans Sex Workers Festival is about reclaiming our stories of the past and the future. Especially now, when far-right and anti-LGBTQIAP+ ideologies are rising, we need to unite our communities and allies to create visibility and show where we stand. Queer trans sex workers have always existed and will continue existing!
With the Queer Trans Sex Workers Festival we stand firm for our values and create our own history, beyond colonial, patriarchal and racist systems.
The festival includes a stage for queer and trans sex workers' stories. We will launch our first book informed by their voices, host a market with community vendors and a dialogue table to connect, share and learn.
Free admission!
Everyone is welcome
Program
Performers
Miss Colombia
The Real Miss Colombia is a multidisciplinary creative director and queer performer from the Caribbean coast of Colombia. Known for their powerful performances rooted in womens power, they are also an active member of the ballroom scene, where she has competed in Face, Body and Sex Siren, winning Kiki Scene Women's Sex Siren of the Year in 2024.
Trixxie
Trixxie is a queer performer, stripper, and movement artist combining contemporary dance, aerial movement, and strip performance into immersive, high-energy work. Their performances are deeply informed by sex worker activism and a commitment to bodily autonomy, pleasure, and radical self-expression.
REDXMPTION
REDXMPTION is a queer multidisciplinary artist who takes the stage with fire and confidence, creating powerful fantasies influenced by their experiences in sex work, BDSM & healthcare. Blending theater, dance and poetry, they hope to inspire others in their own sexual liberation with sensual, vulnerable and deeply political performances.
Lynx Tironi
LYNX TIRONI is a trans non-binary activist, dancer, osteopath and facilitator from Argentina (Abya Yala). Their work draws on transfeminist perspectives, somatic practices and dissident erotics. Through performance and collective artistic projects, they explore intimacy, pleasure and connection.
Mitsuki Sweet
Mitsuki Sweet is an Ecuadorian-Japanese performer based in Amsterdam whose work explores sexuality, identity and empowerment. With over 13 years of experience in the adult entertainment industry, she combines performance, advocacy and intimacy coordination to challenge taboos and celebrate self-expression.
Chyra
Chyra is a poledancer, sexworker and striptease performer. With a fierce heart for the hustle, she brings out a sensual fantasy with a slightly dark but heavy tone through performing. Focussed on bringing communities together through performing, she organizes events fighting for sexworker rights across the country.
Tehani
Tehani is a multi-disciplinary artist from Sri Lanka whose work is anti-capitalist, political and queer. Drawing from experiences in sex work, performance, dance, poetry and music, she creates powerful stories of queer and migrant resilience, liberation and self-expression through a wide range of artistic forms.
La Molly Exilia
Molione Barraza, known as La Molly Exilia. A brown-skinned trans woman from Salta, born from the mud of the Bermejo River, the last city colonized by the Spanish. With her history erased, she found her roots far from home. She performs under the light of the Scorpio moon, fighting with her feline claws for the rights of her transvestite and transgender sisters, vogueing while invoking the ancestral fury.
Alara Wolf
Alara Yankı Küçükkurt, also known as Alara Wolf, is a Turkish-born trans woman, performer, model, activist, and multidisciplinary artist. At the heart of her work are stories of migration, identity and resilience, brought to life through performance, fashion and community-driven projects.
Nanny
Nanny carries with her a living history of trans resilience. Named by the trans women who welcomed her into community, she shares stories of chosen family, transformation and survival. Through storytelling, she reflects on identity, memory and the ways trans people navigate visibility, stigma and belonging.
Anaya
Anaya Rahimi is a Pakistani theatre actor, dancer and activist whose work is rooted in the belief that storytelling can drive social change. Moving between stage, screen and dance, she creates performances that invite reflection, challenge norms and celebrate the power of community.
Juno
Juno is a singer, performer and community member from the Philippines. With her voice Juno breaks imposed standards and creates union.
DJs
Démonia Gráfica
Démonia Gráfica brings seductive energy, infectious rhythms and unapologetic “Baddie Music.” Expect sexy, high-energy sounds, attitude, movement and a DJ who knows exactly how to keep the crowd locked in from start to finish. No half-assed energy — just confidence, sweat, sensuality and a dancefloor full of ass shaking.
DJ AWA NA BOKA
DJ AWA NA BOKA is a trans non-binary sex worker, psychologist, performer and DJ from Uruguay. Their sets blend neoperreo, guaracha, RKT and funk with dark techno and deconstructed club sounds. Rooted in migrant, anti-racist and queer activism, with them the dance floor becomes political territory and an enjoyment tool for migrant survival.
Market
The market brings together queer, trans and (former) sex worker artists, makers and small businesses from our community. From art and clothing to prints, crafts and handmade creations...
Book Launch
Queer, trans and (former) sex worker stories deserve to exist in our own words. During the festival, Fite Qlub will launch its first community book featuring poetry, memories, reflections...
Awareness Team
The Awareness Team is the community support system of Fite Qlub's events. Working in buddy pairs, the awareness team helps ensure participants feel safe(r), welcomed, and included, preventing isolation and encouraging belonging.
The Festival & the Play Party requires volunteers who want to step in as the awareness support system. Together with the Fite Qlub team, we make sure to create a culture of care, connection
Participants can approach the team at any time for assistance, guidance, or simply someone to talk to. Through their presence, attentiveness, and approachability, the Awareness Team upholds Fite Qlub's culture of care and helps shape events into spaces of safety, connection, and community.
About the space
Information
There is a wheelchair accessible toilet in the area for the assistants to use (dixie).
In case that participants of the festival feel unsafe at any moment they can contact our awareness team.
The Queer Trans Sex Workers festival is completely free to enter.
Accessibility
The program will take place at the Brakke Grond Plein (NES 45) in Amsterdam, which can be accessed from Amsterdam Central Station via trams 4 and 14, or 15 minutes walking. It can also be accessed 6 minutes walking from Rokin metro station.
The festival is wheelchair accessible.
We encourage assistants to use public transport or bike and we recommend them to not travel by car.