Pique returns to Arts Court this weekend for this year’s spring edition, including an added day of programming with an International Women’s Day focus.
This is Debaser’s second multi-day edition of Pique, which will kick off the festival’s fifth season with more than 15 artists, three stages, and four installations featured across two days of programming starting March 7.

Photo provided by Debaser.
This spring event, featuring groundbreaking performances, art installations, and presentations, promises to highlight women and gender nonconforming people who demonstrate artistic innovation and leadership.
In the lineup are local artists like DJ FIAMMA, as well as out-of-town artists like soulful songwriter-producer keiyaA. There will also be striking installations from Aylin Abbasi and Carmina Miana presented in partnership with Bourse Tontine, playful inflatables by Studio Rat, and the opening of a solo exhibition by multidimensional local artist Bucko in SAW Gallery.
There’s lots to look forward to in this edition, with the festival bringing together club futurism, intercultural ambient-electronic, jazz-hop vanguardism, vocal experimentation, leftfield pop music, drag brilliance, soft sculpture installation, and lots more, according to Debaser in a press release.
Check out the full lineup to see who’s championing these genres to the show:
Friday, March 7
Aylin Abbasi
Bucko
jules filmhouse + Infatuation
keiyaA
Witch Prophet
Saturday, March 8
Arushi Jain
Aylin Abbasi
BAMBII
Bucko
Carmina Miana
FIAMMA
Jayel
Kiki Coe
Meara O’Reilly’s Hockets For Two Voices – performed by Mingjia Chen + Linnea Sablosky Piu
Sunshine Glitterchild
sam blake
Sarah Feldman
Studio Rat
sydanie
ttrills
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Launched in 2021, Pique is a forward-thinking, artist-driven quarterly event series that features eclectic musical, visual, and multimedia artists, produced by Debaser.
As always, Pique is pay-what-you-can and for all ages. Tickets can be found here, with a suggested price range of $45-75. Arts Court (67 Nicholas St.) is accessible, and detailed accessibility notes are categorized on their accessibility page. Pique’s EQUIPE harm reduction team will be on-site to support audience members, and staff and volunteers are trained with harm reduction strategies to help audience members throughout the event.