SHE ATE @ Moonrose Farm

Forrest Fleur, New England’s FREAK of nature, brings her tantalizing farm drag production SHE ATE to Moonrose Farm in Rehoboth, MA as part of her 2026 tour! Come OUT on the farm to celebrate nature, queer artistry, our local food system, and the resilience that is our community.

Forrest is joined by a rag-tag team of makers and movers, and welcomes local Boston drag/burlesque icons and legends to the SHE ATE stage for one night only, so don’t miss your chance to taste the magic– we promise you’ll be salivating and hungry for more!

Tickets are sliding scale from $15 available online, and from $20 at the gates. Your $20 ticket most accurately reflects the costs of this production, but tiered options are available to help make the show more accessible to all. Our priority is ultimately bringing the community together at Moonrose Farm and that cost should not be a barrier to anyone’s ability to attend; if this may be the case for you, please contact theforrestfleur@gmail.com and we will accommodate a solution. 

Accessibility notes: parking will be in a field with a short walk to the event space. Email us if you need a handicap-accessible parking spot close to the event and we’ll make sure it’s reserved for you.

Forrest (any pronouns) is a drag artist, farmer, community organizer, and public health researcher currently based in Providence, RI. She has worked across the Northeast in her years doing drag, and made big splashes winning 5 crowns across multiple states. With SHE ATE, she aims to blend her love of nature, passion for visual and performance art, and her academic research in social and behavioral health to create welcoming, safe, and inclusive queer spaces throughout the rural and remote pockets of the region where they tend to be few and far between.

Moonrose Farm is a queer-centered, community-driven farm growing vegetables and flowers since 2016.Our farm is a place to gather and connect with nature, both through a handful of events and our on-site farm store, where we sell produce + baked goods to our local community. It’s in our nature to share what we have: produce when it’s abundant, knowledge when it’s needed, and opportunities that make farming more accessible to the next generation. Whether you’re here for the food, the flowers, or the drag show, you’re part of what makes this space feel like community.

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In the event of inclement weather, the rain date for this event will be Friday, 7/31. If there is inclement weather for this rain date as well, the event will be rescheduled for the nearest possible Saturday, and your ticket will still be valid for the new date.

No alcohol will be served at this event. Patrons should engage with alcohol/cannabis legally and responsibly.

*Disclaimer: our goals for this event are to bring queer people in the community together, and we do not want to bar anyone who may benefit from accessing. If any parents are interested in bringing young queer folks along with them, they are welcome to do so at their own discretion; please note that the drag artists will not be censored or filtered in any manner, so do come expecting adult themes typical of a drag show, including but not limited to explicit language or sexual themes.