Fantasy Ball: Queer Prom 2026!
Join us on Friday, June 26th from 5–9 PM at the beautiful Mark Twain House & Museum for an unforgettable evening created for all Connecticut high school students. Whether your fantasy look is royal, whimsical, ethereal, gothic, or completely your own, this is your chance to show up exactly as you are and celebrate it. Expect a night filled with music, dancing, and magical moments in one of Connecticut’s most iconic spaces.
Tickets are offered on a sliding scale, with a $10 standard rate. If you’re able to give more, your support helps keep this event accessible to others. If cost is a barrier, please don’t hesitate to reach out to
braydenr@healthcollective.org, we want everyone who wants to attend to be there.
Volunteer
Volunteer with us for Queer Prom happening June 26th from 5-9pm at the Mark Twain Museum. Show up and show out, be a human arrow, assist with set up and/or clean up and join in on a night of fun. Fill out the interest form below if you'd like to volunteer.
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History
Celebrating 32 Years of Pride, Joy, and Authenticity
Queer Prom is more than just a dance, it's a legacy. Established in 1994, Queer Prom is Connecticut’s oldest prom and the second-oldest Queer Prom in the country. For over three decades, it has served as a powerful tradition of affirmation, inclusion, and celebration for LGBTQIA+ youth.
Sponsor
Help support Queer Prom through sponsorship. This work creates space for connection and belonging. Programs like Queer Prom give young people opportunities to feel seen, supported, and empowered, reaching hundreds each year.
Interested in sponsorship opportunities? Reach out to kaym@healthcollective.org.
Who is it for?
This special event is designed for Connecticut high school students, offering a safe, empowering space where young people can be their authentic selves and connect with peers in the LGBTQIA+ community.
Accessibility
As part of our ongoing commitment to accessibility and inclusion, we’re proud to offer a dedicated sensory room in partnership with Q-Plus. This space is designed to provide a calm and supportive environment, ensuring all attendees feel safe, comfortable, and empowered to enjoy the evening.
Safety First
Queer Prom is supervised by trained volunteers who undergo Department of Children and Families (DCF) background checks, ensuring a secure and welcoming environment for all youth.
