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Special Event: JIMBO'S 'JOAN! Can We Laugh?!’ TOUR (A Parody) Past event
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Special Event: JIMBO'S 'JOAN! Can We Laugh?!’ TOUR (A Parody)

Gay men Drag
Wednesday, 04 November 2026 · 7:30 PM Cap City Comedy Club, Austin, United States
Tickets from $39

About the event

JIMBO is a multi-disciplinary performance artist and designer, most known for his drag persona JIMBO the Drag Clown! JIMBO has been featured on three seasons of Rupaul's Drag Race and is the head of his successful design house, House of JIMBO, a clothing brand, merchandise retailer and special events producer. His core values and philosophies centre on choosing joy, sharing happiness and giving love. He is a storyteller and clown with a message of love, tolerance and acceptance. He encourages people to embrace their weirdness and to find strength in their uniqueness and spread awesomeness through what brings them joy. 5124672333

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Crowd: gay

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11506 Century Oaks Ste. B-100, Austin Open in Maps →

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Budget pick
1220 S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704, USA

Restored 1938 motel on South Congress Avenue, Austin, with its well-known neon sign and a kidney-shaped pool.

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4140 Governors Row, Austin

Large 14-storey Omni business hotel in Austin's Southpark area, a short drive south-east of downtown and the Capitol.

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112 Academy Dr, Austin, TX 78704

Small luxury boutique hotel off South Congress in Austin, with pool, gardens and record players in the rooms.

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