'Hacks' experience is launching for Coachella with DJ Trixie Mattel on the decks (exclusive)
Today, Max announced that in celebration of the Emmy Award winning series' fourth season, and our forever queen Jean Smart, it is rolling out an immersive 'House of Vance by Deborah Vance' event at the Casa Chino Estates in Palm Springs on Friday, April 11.
After all, what better place or time is there to raise a glass to one of the best queer television shows in recent history than in one of our favorite LGBTQ+ destinations, Palm Springs?
This one day pop-up, created in partnership with Palm Springs Pride, is perfectly timed to coincide with Coachella and will feature none other than drag icon DJ Trixie Mattel behind the decks.
Set to the stunning backdrop of the Palm Springs desert, fans can expect a day full of unforgettable moments, exclusive swag, stellar drag performances, tasty snacks, games, and more.
The official announcement reveals additional details about what awaits attendees:
Exclusive Deborah Vance Swag: A treasure trove of limited-edition swag that blends Deborah's comedic charm with high fashion. Think sleek House of Vance totes, tank tops for the 'Little Debbies,' and iconic memorabilia that attendees can flaunt.
Drag Extravaganza & Performances: Center stage will be dedicated to a high-energy drag and DJ performance by the event's headline act, Trixie Mattel. A Deborah approved setlist will keep the energy alive, while paying homage to the queer community's artistry and creativity.
Poolside Bliss: Cool off with handcrafted cocktails inspired by Deborah's favorite quips, enjoy gourmet snacks, and dance along to DJ sets under the desert sun. The poolside setting offers the perfect opportunity for relaxation and community bonding.
Blackjack with Deborah's Flair: Play blackjack with marquee dealers using exclusive HACKS-branded playing cards, while vying for special prizes. A playful nod to Deborah's Vegas roots!
Deborah's Wardrobe on Display: Guests can take photos and explore curated wardrobe displays highlighting looks from seasons past and present pulled directly from Deborah's closet.
Interactive Moments: From personalized tarot readings to a portrait lounge styled after Deborah's iconic life moments, attendees will immerse themselves in Deborah's world of glamor and comedy.
Want to attend? Good news: fans can RSVP now for general admission. Hacks returns for its fourth season April 10. Seasons 1-3 are streaming now on Max. Watch the trailer below:- YouTube www.youtube.com
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