David’s Disco returns with a bold new twist – a seductive, Studio 54 circus-inspired playground where anything can happen and something always does. It’s where the music never stops, and every move you make helps raise funds for Casey House. Join the festivities for a night of heart, humanity, healing, and dancing that will leave a lasting impact on the community.

On Saturday March 28, The Concert Hall (formerly the Masonic Temple) will transform into a glamourous disco wonderland – a world of low lights, fast beats and electric possibilities. The night promises high-energy fun with drag sensation Kylie Sonique Love, Drag Race All Star Season 6 winner performing centre stage, chanteuse Simone Denny getting the dance floor moving, and DJ Dancing Phil of Yohomo spinning crowd-lifting hits all night long. Expect to lose track of time in the best way. When guests need a break from the dance floor, they can mingle at the open bar, shop the lavish silent auction, enjoy late-night snacks, and participate in a 50/50 raffle.

David’s Disco was inspired by the life and legacy of David Shannon, a Montreal-based 2SLGBTQIA+ activist and journalist who passed away at Casey House in 2018. David chose to spend his final days surrounded by the compassionate, stigma-free care the hospice is known for. His family and friends remain deeply grateful, and are committed to ensuring others receive the same dignity and support. Casey House is expanding its clinical spaces to reach more people who need stigma-free, compassionate health care. With a fundraising goal of $500,000, David’s Disco fuels this mission by supporting programs for people living with, and at risk of HIV.

David’s Disco, Saturday March 28, 2026, The Concert Hall, 888 Yonge St., Toronto, Doors open at 9 p.m.

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Casey House is a specialty hospital in Toronto providing ground-breaking care to people living with and at risk of HIV. Together with clients, staff, peers and volunteers, they strive to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels safe. Casey House offers a growing mix of inpatient, and outpatient services that meet clients where they are in their individual journeys of health and wellness and actively dismantle barriers to care and safe living. As a hospital that strives to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels safe, they’re also tackling the deeply ingrained stigma associated with HIV. With bold ideas and brave partners, they make the humanity of each client the heart of everything they do.

Sir Elton John and David Furnish return as honorary co-chairs alongside fashion legend Jeanne Beker, and philanthropist Paul M. Austin.

About the Author

Bryen Dunn is a freelance journalist with a focus on travel, lifestyle, entertainment and hospitality. He has an extensive portfolio of celebrity interviews with musicians, actors and other public personalities. He enjoys discovering delicious eats, tasting spirited treats, and being mesmerized by musical beats.