SUNDAYS QUEER MAKEUP CLUB
DATE: 13 DECEMBERTIME: 15H30 - 19HPRICE: € 20; with Stadspas: €5LANGUAGE: EN
Creative Drag Makeup Workshop for Beginners.
Want to learn how to block your brows, nail that dramatic eyeliner, and express yourself through makeup in a safe, judgment-free space? Come hang out with us! We’re two friends who love getting together, experimenting with bold drag-inspired looks, and taking fun photos—and now we’re opening the circle to you. No experience needed!
All materials are included! (Feel free to bring your own products if you prefer!)
Whether you want to try drag makeup for the first time, meet new queer friends, or just get some photos of your creation, this space is for you.
Let’s play, create, and connect!
WHERE: Treehouse NDSM - T.T. Neveritaweg 55-57, 1033 WB Amsterdam, In The Cantina upstairs
SCHEDULE:
15H30 - 16H00 | Arrival, grab a drink & mingle
16H - 18H | Hands-on eyes workshop (Brows + Eyeliner)
18H - 19H | Photoshoot & community hang
If you want to sign up with Stadpas discount send us a DM on instagram or send an email before buying the ticket!
Instagram: @maria__skar / @crea.transmuta
Mail: mariaescarpent99@gmail.com
Space is limited to 8, so save your spot now. 💖✨
HOSTED BY
Maria Escarpenter (Spain, 1999) is a multidisciplinary artist and performer based in Amsterdam.
Their work explores identity, gender, and belonging through performance, storytelling, and visual transformation. Using makeup as a tool for self-discovery, Maria navigates the space between genders and connects with their truest self. Their practice embraces the “inner monster” as a symbol of the parts of ourselves that are often hidden, misunderstood, or rejected, transforming them into sources of strength, expression, and connection.
Catalina "Crea Transmuta" (Buenos Aires, 1992 | she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist, muralist, and fire performer based in Amsterdam.
Shaped by growing up across three different cultures — Argentina, Chile, and Spain — her work is deeply rooted in diversity, rituals, and building creative spaces for community.
Catalina explores creativity through tarot, symbolism, and transformation.
She views makeup as an extension of her art — a creative space where changing your appearance wakes up new characters, movement, and self-expression.
