Masks, costumes and drag: Oxford’s second annual Pride ball
The atmosphere of the Oxford Community Arts Center’s ballroom was one of smiles, laughter and dancing.
The atmosphere of the Oxford Community Arts Center’s ballroom was one of smiles, laughter and dancing for Oxford Pride’s Masquerade Through Time on March 14.
Attendees of all ages had the opportunity to get their faces painted and make masks for a contest. While guests filled up on refreshments and snacks, they could watch the performances of drag queens P.H. Dee and Roxie D. Mocracy, who each did two shows throughout the evening.
Dancers from Ohio Ballroom also performed, and attendees soon joined the dance floor, even getting dancing instructions from the DJ.
The Oxford Pride’s Masquerade Through Time was on March 14 at the Oxford Community Arts Center. Photos by Hannah Sander.
