Vegas’ hottest LGBTQ+ bar celebrates Miss USA’s first transgender pageant winner, Miss Nevada USA Kataluna Enriquez, 7/23
Sin City’s hottest gay bar, The Garden Las Vegas, hosts a celebratory soiree honoring Miss Nevada Kataluna Enriquez, Miss USA’s first transgender pageant winner! The Downtown Las Vegas hot spot will mark the achievement with special guests, drag performances and more.
The Garden Las Vegas invites guests to celebrate the win of Miss Nevada USA and the historical milestone for the LGBTQ+ community. The red-carpet event will honor Kataluna Enriquez, the newly crowned Miss Nevada, in the Downtown Las Vegas Arts District on Friday, July 23rd at 9 p.m. The evening’s honoree will be joined by Las Vegas Queen and RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Alexis Mateo. Attendees can expect champagne toasts, drag performances and endless surprises throughout the evening.
“To say this is an exciting moment for the community is an understatement,” said Eduardo Cordova, owner of The Garden Las Vegas. “Representation of the diversity of our community matters and will continue to matter. Kataluna’s presence on the Miss USA stage will promote strength and inclusion on a national level and hopefully inspire others to lead with love.”
This event is 21+ and open to the public. To reserve a table and join in the celebration, visit https://thegardenlasvegas.com/.
ABOUT THE GARDEN LAS VEGAS
The Garden is a fresh, new concept created by nightlife empresario, Eduardo Cordova. It is an intimate and chic LGBTQ lounge bar located in the Art District in Downtown Las Vegas. The Garden dives into an untapped market in the Las Vegas community championing craft cocktails, light bites and an indulgent ambiance. As Cordova’s first installment in creating a new LGBTQ+ neighborhood, The Garden Las Vegas has set the precedent for Las Vegas’ gay bar scene; his second establishment, Queen Bar, is debuting late 2021 on Main St and Colorado. Follow along on Facebook / Instagram.
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