Where:
Missoula Children's Theatre
425 E Broadway St Missoula, MT
Description:
First Annual Snow Ball: Across the Universe!
Get ready for the very first (and totally free!) Snow Ball, brought to you by Queer Prom MT!
This event is open to queer and allied teens ages 13-18.
This year’s theme is Across the Universe, and we’re transforming the Missoula Children’s Theatre into a dazzling cosmic winter wonderland. Think shimmering lights, galaxy-inspired décor, and a joyful, affirming space to dance, connect, and celebrate together.
A live DJ will keep the music going all night, and we’ll have plenty of snacks and drinks to keep everyone fueled for fun. Whether you’re here to dance under the stars, hang out with friends, or simply enjoy a safe and welcoming community, the Snow Ball is for you.
Come dressed however you feel most yourself—fancy, festive, or fabulously interstellar. All LGBTQ2S+ youth and allies are welcome as we launch this brand-new tradition.
And here’s something amazing: thanks to the generosity of the Missoula community and funds raised at Queer Prom 2025, Snow Ball is completely free for queer and allied youth!
Date & Time: Saturday, November 22, 2025 | 7–10 PM
Location: Missoula Children’s Theatre
Theme: Across the Universe
What to Expect: Music, dancing, snacks, and drinks provided
No outside food, beverages, or weapons.
For the safety of our community, we have a clear bag policy.
Not attending but want to support safe and joyful events for queer and allied youth? You can donate to our all volunteer operated effort here!
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