Tiny Distillery Concerts: Adrienne Baker & Alisha Day

Join us for an evening of drag queen stand up + flute/fx commentaries and cocktails/mocktails!

🎟️ Doors open at 7:30pm
🎶 Show starts at 8:00pm
🥃 Cocktails & mocktails available for purchase at this groupmuse. Please support local business by getting at least 1 drink at the bar!

🎙️ About Alisha Day:

Alisha Day is a fabulous drag performer born and raised in Newark, NJ. Alisha is known for her high-energy performances, comedy, and hosting. After getting her first start as a drag performer while in school at Ithaca College, Alisha has now been performing in drag for 10+ years.

Ever since then, Alisha Day has taken the tri-state area by storm. Using the power of drag to entertain and support local non-profits, Alisha is also a co-producer of the Brick City Drag Bunch. Alisha Day won the title of Miss Popular from the Miss Monster 2024 Pageant. Alisha Day has hosted, headlined and performed for Ithaca Pride, Newark Pride, and Jersey City Pride. She has been the residential drag performer and host for Rutgers University for over 5 years. She is currently a member of the exquisite House of Du’Mure Versailles. Alisha has also appeared on the visual podcast, Sipping Tea with Miss D. Alisha is also featured on the podcast Queer Newark Oral History Project. Alisha has appeared and Headlined on TODAY Show Live to honor and celebrate her work as an essential worker and drag performer. She has co-hosted Brick City Comedy Revue for Newark Pride. Alisha is a featured cast member of the online web show Gay Code. Alisha was recently featured and led museum tours for the Newark Museum.

Alisha has been cross-dressing for Christ since 2015 and hopes to serve our Lord and Savior RuPaul for years to come.

🪈 About Adrienne Baker:

Adrienne Baker is a flutist and interdisciplinary performance artist dedicated to exploring the connections between music, storytelling, and community. Her work often engages themes of memory, healing, and cultural reflection, blending visual and musical elements to create thoughtful, immersive experiences.

Her compositions reflect a mix of traditional and modern sensibilities, such as I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free with effects pedals and the playful Pug Suite for Flute and Cello. Adrienne’s performances have included engagements with ensembles such as the Sugar Hill Salon, the Harlem Chamber Players, and The Sinfonietta, with whom she has performed in productions such as Ratatouille: A TikTok Musical and Barbie in Concert.

The Grieving Place, her current project, invites audiences into a reflective space that navigates loss and remembrance, rooted in the belief that art can be a bridge to shared understanding. Adrienne finds deep inspiration in the communities she belongs to and aims to honor those connections in her music.

Adrienne has been fortunate to receive support for her artistic pursuits through various grants and residencies. She is a recipient of the Boston Opportunity Fund, the Live Arts Boston Grant, in collaboration with NorthStar Duo. As a solo artist, she has been granted awards from the Rutgers University Pop-up Arts Programming Fund. She was engaged in artist residencies, including the Connecticut Summerfest—with NorthStar Duo—and, as a solo artist, the Tofte Lake Residency, which offered her the opportunity to further explore collaborative and interdisciplinary artistic practices. In 2025, Adrienne also received a Fellowship award from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

What's the music?

Adrienne Baker (she/her) Flute/Fx

Elijahdā Warner Drag Queen

Attendees

Katherine Kyu Hyeon L. (she/her) Emcee