“What I Did For Love” — Ms. Niagara Falls Retires

On Friday, February 14, at 7:30 PM, Leeds Center for the Arts will host “What I Did for Love: A Valentine’s Retirement Party for Miss Niagara Falls,” a joy­ful, com­mu­ni­ty-cen­tered drag show cel­e­brat­ing the lega­cy of one of the region’s most beloved per­form­ers while rais­ing funds for Leeds Center for the Arts.

This spe­cial Valentine’s event marks the retire­ment of Miss Niagara Falls, whose long career has been defined not only by per­for­mance but by gen­eros­i­ty, advo­ca­cy, and ser­vice. Over the years, Miss Niagara Falls has raised more than $25,000 for Leeds Center for the Arts and oth­er local caus­es, includ­ing the Clark County Animal Shelter and Fairy Tails Pet Adoptions, direct­ly ben­e­fit­ing orga­ni­za­tions that strength­en and care for the community.

The show empha­sizes drag as an art form root­ed in sto­ry­telling, humor, music, and con­nec­tion. This is a clean, inclu­sive, and wel­com­ing event, designed to cel­e­brate cre­ativ­i­ty while giv­ing back. Audiences can expect heart­felt per­for­mances, laugh­ter, and trib­utes that hon­or Miss Niagara Falls’ last­ing impact on the region’s arts and non­prof­it communities.

Joining Miss Niagara Falls on stage for this retire­ment cel­e­bra­tion are per­form­ers Jezebella, Uma Jewels, and Poly Tics, each bring­ing their own style and ener­gy to an evening cen­tered on love, grat­i­tude, and com­mu­ni­ty spirit.

Proceeds from the event will sup­port the Leeds Center for the Arts’ mis­sion to pro­vide acces­si­ble arts pro­gram­ming, per­for­mances, and edu­ca­tion­al oppor­tu­ni­ties for peo­ple of all ages through­out the region.

Tickets can be pur­chased at www.leedscenter.org.