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UPCOMING DRAG BRUNCH
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Rock Hill
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Rock Hill
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Rock Hill
SUNDAYS
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Charlotte
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Rock Hill
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Rock Hill
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SUNDAYS
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Charlotte
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Rock Hill
::: Buff Faye's Drag Brunch ::: Charlotte
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SATURDAYS
UPCOMING DRAG DINER
::: Buff Faye's Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
::: Buff Faye’s Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
::: Buff Faye’s Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
SATURDAYS
::: Buff Faye’s Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
::: Buff Faye’s Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
::: Buff Faye’s Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
FRIDAYS
::: Buff Faye's Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
::: Buff Faye’s Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
::: Buff Faye's Drag Diners ::: Charlotte
SUNDAYS
WE BELIEVE IN
GIVING BACK
Since 2009, giving back to our COMMUNITY is what Buff Faye's Drag Brunch & Diner is ALL ABOUT. When you come out to support us, we believe in giving back to OUR community. In 2021, our events donated more than $10,000+ in total to Twirl to the World, Regional AIDS Interfaith Network & Campus Pride.
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And remember to tip your QUEENS during the show.
Shane Mendez Windmeyer (aka Buff Faye) is a Native Indigenous business owner part of the Iowa Tribe of KS & NE. The Iowa Tribe (Ioway Indians) is best known today as the tribe for whom the state of Iowa was named. By the time white settlers first entered Iowa in the mid 1800s, the Ioway Indians moved their villages into northern Missouri, due to pressure and incessant warfare in Iowa between the Sioux in the northern and western parts of the state and the Sauk and Meskwaki in the southern and eastern parts of the state. Archaeologists call the sites of the ancestral Ioway Oneota, after one the names for the Upper Iowa River, where such sites were first located. Other closely related tribes such as Otoe, Missouri, Winnebago, and Omaha also participated in the Oneota culture.
