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LEBANON, Ind. — REAL News Central Indiana has discovered an alleged former amateur pornstar and current drag show promoter has partnered with a new sports center that’s offering multiple programs for children. Danielle Hoffman, who owns and operates local businesses such as Pizza King, That Sports Bar and The Echo Room has opened a concessions stand inside The Farmers Bank Fieldhouse, making food for children. Hoffman hosts multiple drag shows at one business of hers that features drag queens who have historically performed in front of children. She also reportedly operated a page on the pornographic site known as Onlyfans as recently as 2021.
Hoffman consistently hosts sexualized drag shows at her Lebanon business called The Echo Room in Downtown Lebanon. She unabashedly posts pictures and videos of the sexualized acts on social media for anyone, including children, to see.
At least one drag queen who Hoffman frequently books to perform at The Echo Room is a man who uses the stage name Brooklyn Burroughs. Burroughs recently performed for children at the Westfield pride event in which kids gave him and others cash tips as they danced provocatively in front of them. Burroughs has also taken to social media to defend drag shows for kids.
Social media posts made by Hoffman also show she was reportedly involved with amateur pornography on the website known as Onlyfans. In a 2021 post to a Facebook page dedicated to promoting amateur pornography, Hoffman wrote, “Pretty new to this looking for subs (subscriptions),” with a link to her alleged amateur pornography page. The page now appears to have been taken down.
Hoffman is originally from South Bend and moved to Lebanon 7-8 years ago. Her mother was the owner of a South Bend bar known as Cheers Pub, which recently came under fire for a massive underage drinking scandal.
While The Farmers Bank Fieldhouse in Lebanon is offering some activities for adults, representatives of the business, including Max Hankins, have frequently referred to it as a “youth sports complex.” The website for the facility offers youth sports, field trips and hires high school aged children.
RNCI reached out to Hankins for comment regarding the partnership. As of publication, he has not responded.
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