Brasserie Margot at Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta has scheduled its annual Pride Drag Brunch for Saturday, 10 October 2026, connecting French brasserie dining with music and performance during the city's Pride weekend. The one-day programme includes five local performers and supports an Atlanta community organisation.
A Saturday event beside Atlanta's Pride celebrations
The programme takes place at the Four Seasons property in Midtown, within walking distance of Piedmont Park and the route of Sunday's Atlanta Pride Parade. Its positioning makes the brunch a defined part of a city weekend rather than a recurring dining format available to hotel visitors throughout the year.
Doors are scheduled to open at 11:30am, with a welcome amuse-bouche from Chef de Cuisine Christophe Truchet and a glass of Margot Mimosa. The performance begins at 12:30pm and continues through approximately 2:30pm, leaving the rest of Saturday available for other city events.
Five Atlanta performers take the floor
Brigitte Bidet, Chastity Deville, Cherry Deville, Chucky Deville and Lucky Nicole are the announced performers, presenting a Moulin Rouge-inspired programme accompanied by a live DJ. The hotel describes performers moving among the dining tables, which gives this event a different rhythm from a seated stage production.
The setting combines the intimacy of a restaurant with a theatrical show, so potential guests should consider the celebratory atmosphere when deciding whether the event suits their group. As with any ticketed live programme, individual performer availability or running times may be adjusted.
The meal remains part of the occasion
The announced US$85 ticket includes the opening amuse-bouche, a mimosa, a selected main course from the brasserie's à la carte menu, a dessert buffet and entertainment. This provides a clearer basis for comparison than a headline price lacking information about what is actually included.
The dining programme is intended to unfold alongside the show rather than before it, making table service and sightlines part of the overall experience. Guests with dietary restrictions should confirm the available entrée choices and any additional charges in advance.
An explicit community element
The hotel says ten percent of proceeds will benefit Pansy Patrol, an Atlanta nonprofit organisation whose work promotes acceptance and diversity. That charitable element connects the event to the surrounding weekend rather than presenting the city's celebrations solely as a hospitality theme.
Advance reservations are strongly recommended because the programme has a fixed date and limited space. The official 6 October announcement establishes the price, named performers, dining inclusions and beneficiary, but it does not guarantee remaining seats or particular table positions.
Official sources: press.fourseasons.com.
