Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks & Whole Foods Partner With City For Drag Queen Story Hour

We want to thank our friends at the @ATLHawks, @AtlantaFalcons, @WholeFoods, @GABeverage and @atlantapride for partnering with us for Drag Queen Story Hour.

Thank you for your commitment to a welcoming, diverse and inclusive Atlanta. 🌈 #OneAtlanta pic.twitter.com/S5lSfErJ73

— City of Atlanta LGBTQ Affairs (@COALGBTQ) July 1, 2019

“It’s Okay to be Different” and “Mary Had a Little Glam” were read to Atlanta’s kids and families at Saturday’s Drag Queen Story Hour. It’s important to share positive messages of acceptance and confidence in our communities! 👑🌈 @ATLEquity #OneAtlanta pic.twitter.com/UiXKTpkmbc

— Paulina Guzman (@PauGuzATL) July 2, 2019

Thank you to everyone who joined us at today’s Drag Queen Story Hour with Mayor @KeishaBottoms and Miss Terra Cotta Sugarbaker. We are #OneAtlanta!🌈 #Pride2019 pic.twitter.com/Pmb5rlpIwH

— City of Atlanta, GA (@CityofAtlanta) June 29, 2019

A date has been set for when Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms will host a local drag queen to read to children at City Hall. This comes after the county library system pulled its support for an event that was held at an Alpharetta branch.

Story time will be June 29, as announced this week by the city’s office of LGBTQ affairs and Miss Terra Cotta Sugarbaker — the drag persona of 40-year-old Buford native Steven Igarashi-Ball.

"I can't think of anything better to do to raise the next generation of young people," Igarashi-Ball told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Thursday.

Where in the world are Holy Women Icons?#MarshaPJohnson is in Atlanta with the fabulous Miss Terra Cotta Sugerbaker! Thanks, Steven Igarashi-Ball for your support! pic.twitter.com/qfrF7a7Ho5

— Holy Women Icons (@HolyWomenIcons) May 2, 2018