Coffee shop responds to Halloween drag show backlash Ian Price October 28, 2022 1 minute read An event that is not a “first of its kind” is getting first of its kind backlash. A Halloween drag brunch open to all ages is NOT geared towards children as the owner of a local coffee shop tells WFIR’s Ian Price. Share: Post navigation Previous: The cost of opioid epidemic in Virginia is definedNext: Man arrested in connection with death of Roanoke teen Related Stories Baby Buri author brings her illustrated books to Roanoke Gene Marrano June 9, 2026 VA250 close to home – In Depth. Who was Andrew Lewis? Gene Marrano June 9, 2026 Virginia Tech secures record $75 million gift for athletics and academics Web Staff June 8, 2026
An event that is not a “first of its kind” is getting first of its kind backlash. A Halloween drag brunch open to all ages is NOT geared towards children as the owner of a local coffee shop tells WFIR’s Ian Price.
