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R.U... Looking?Queer/Gay Mens Sober Singles night. Come and connect, chat, make friends, find love. Online dating is rubbish- lets try meeting people. R.U…Looking is back. We’re back at Bistrotheque in Bethnal Green- AND WE ARE MONTHYL. . The event is like other singles nights popping up, a bunch of guys in a bar (serving non-alcoholic drinks and nibbles) some music, optional light ice breakers, and good vibes- and a bit of twister for good measure. Are you sick of online dating apps? Are you over the endless messaging that leads nowhere? Ghosts and the general hopelessness. Enough. Try something new by taking a chance on the old way. Meeting people in person. With clubs, pubs and events often so geared around the consumption of alcohol “R.U... Looking?” is a new singles night (for queer/gay men) looking to create a space to meet like minded sober guys and people looking for connection love and everything in-between.Rhys “ I went to a sober singles night recently and had a great time. It was refreshing to be in a room full of single guys who had the cards on the table so to speak, for some reason I hadn’t thought about the fact that everyone would be drinking- this was fine but I wondered how it would look if there was a space like this for people who were sober. I also wanted to insert a bit more ice brakers and ways to help connection (that wasn’t a drink) So this is my attempt. I really want this to be a space about connection and maybe even finding love and everything inbetween. I also want to try and foster a genuinely kind and warm space- dating is an anxiety inducing thing so I’m asking guys to leave egos at the door, come in with openess and respect. Let’s communicate and remember we’re all just humans looking.”This is a Sober event for Sober people. We aren’t here to police peoples sobriety. Are you in the rooms? Are you “California sober” What does sober mean to you? We won’t tell you what to do but we ask that you come in understanding that this is and event for people who identify as “Sober” There will be stickers to help let others know info. xx This a Trans Inclusive event xxxx This event is accessible xx About the venue- We are holding R U Looking at in The Cockatoo, an event, performance space and bar downstairs at Bistrotheque in Bethnal Green. For anyone keen to have dinner, the dining room upstairs will open from 6pm and offers a ‘prix fixe’ menu for early, 6-6.30pmreservations or walk-ins and also later between 9 and 9.30pm. In The Cockatoo the bar will serve soft drinks, juices, alcohol free mixed drinks and beer. Full menus and details are available at https://www.bistrotheque.com/ https://www.bistrotheque.com/book18+ EventDoors 7.30Finish 10.30Location: 23-27 Wadeson St, London, United Kingdom E2 9DR.Email- Rhys-hollis@Hotmail.co.ukInsta- @r.u_areyou Feedback: -“You created such a lovey space, it was just really lovely. You created a really safe, friendly space. The cards/questions were great. [-] it was really nice to meet some people especially sober people. It was just a really good event” -“I’ve only been to one or two of these singles nights so I don’t have too many to compare it to but this one was by far the best” -“Oh yes. Thanks for all the beauty. I left with a chap..” Photography & Filming Notice.By buying a ticket and attending an “R.U” event, you acknowledge that photography and filming be happening. This material may be used for promotional purposes, including social media, websites, and other marketing materials. Your attendance constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed, and for your image to be used.If you prefer not to be photographed or filmed, please inform a member of staff upon arrival. Some “R.U”events we explicitly not allow pictures or have anyone for “R.U” documenting.R.U Code of ConductWe aim to create a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive space for everyone. By attending our events, you agree to uphold this Code of Conduct. “R.U” reserves the right to remove or ban anyone who fails to follow these guidelines.Respect EveryoneBe kind and courteous to all attendees, staff, and venue personnel. Discrimination, harassment, or offensive behaviour will not be tolerated.Mind Your LanguageUse respectful and considerate language. Please avoid offensive jokes, slurs, or verbal abuse.Consent is Essential (And sexy)Respect personal boundaries at all times. Do not touch anyone without their clear and explicit consent. Consent may be withdrawn at any time and is an ongoing dialogue.Dress AppropriatelyPlease dress suitably for a social event. Clothing that may be deemed offensive or inappropriate in a public setting could result in refusal of entry or removal.Respect PrivacyDo not share or post images, videos, or personal details of others without their permission.This a sober eventAnyone who is under the influence of drugs or alcohol will be asked to leave.Respect the VenueWe have worked hard to find great venues for our events. Follow all venue rules and treat the space and staff with care. Any damage or misconduct may result in removal and liability for costs.Report ConcernsIf you experience or witness anything that makes you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, speak to a member of staff immediately. Your safety and wellbeing are our top priority.Thank you for helping us create a respectful, welcoming, and joyful atmosphere.Enjoy yourself and be nice to each other.If you have any feedback about a specific even R.U please use this email RU.areyou@hotmail.comThere will be feedback forms at the event also

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Queer Drama Club for Queer Migrants and/or Queer People of Colour📅 Dates: Thursday 5th, 12th, 19th, & 26th February. Thursday 9th, 16th, 23rd, & 30th April. 🕡 Time: Doors 18:00, Workshop 18:30 - 20:30📍 Location: The Green House, 244-254 Cambridge Heath Rd, Cambridge Heath, London E2 9DA⚠️⚠️⚠️ IMPORTANT ⚠️⚠️⚠️Plans changed? Let us know or cancel your ticket. No-shows aren’t sexy and stop others from joining. Repeat no-shows won’t get future bookings.🎭 Are you the drama? Is the whole world a stage to you? Do you know the “Cerulean” monologue by heart? Then our brand new Queer Drama Club is for you. Across February and April, we’ll be running 8 workshops using a whole load of theatre techniques— like improvisation, movement, and voice work—to foster creativity and artistic expression in a safe and inclusive space for queer migrants and queer folks of colour. We’ll be led by Diego Agurto Beroiza, PhD researcher and Applied Theatre practitioner, and over the 8 sessions we’ll get to grips with scene work, dialogue, blocking, and dramaturgy in a relaxed and accessible environment where participants can explore identity, build confidence, and develop performance skills collectively. We’ll be releasing tickets for the April workshops in mid-March, but you can sign up for all the February workshops now. You can sign up to as many as you’d like, but please don’t hog the space if you can’t make it. Upcoming Workshops: 📅 February 5th: Telenovela Fever - Immerse yourself in the world of melodrama where every tear and every slap turn exaggeration into a way of life. Inspired by telenovelas, we’ll parody their overflowing plots to explore camp as a queer aesthetic strategy. 📅 February 12th: Mean Queens - Using real fragments from Mean Girls as stimulus, we’ll dissect and exaggerate the absurdity of teenage hierarchies. Expect cafeteria politics, burn books, and a queer twist on Regina George’s empire. 📅 February 19th: Pop Idols Unplugged - Behind every synchronised dance move lies a capitalist fantasy. We’ll parody pop stardom by creating fake bands too fabulous to fail, questioning gender performance and fame. 📅 February 26th: 10 Things I Hate About Normativity - Take hetero love tropes and flip them like a badly placed wig. We’ll rewrite rom-com scenes to expose the ridiculousness of compulsory heterosexuality and make space for queer desire. 📅 April 9th: Bodies In Revolt - Words are overrated. We’ll explore storytelling through bodies, sweat, and awkward intimacy, turning movement into a political and sensual act. 📅 April 16th: Reality Show Realness - Drag the concept of “realness” through the mud of camp excess. We’ll parody reality shows to reveal how authenticity is staged and commodified. 📅 April 23rd: Queering The Classics - Shakespeare, Chekhov and the gang are about to get a queer makeover. We’ll rethink theatre history by rewriting fragments with camp aesthetics and radical queer politics. 📅 April 30th: Talent Show Of Absurdity - Everyone’s a star, but what happens when your talent is completely useless? We’ll create absurd personas and stage a campy talent show that celebrates failure as fabulous. Come as you are and join us for some dynamic theatre workshops filled with warmth, inclusivity, and celebration of queer narratives. Reserve your free ticket now. 🌈🎭 Stay Connected: Follow us on Instagram @thelovetankcic for updates on this event and other exciting free projects and events you can be a part of. Accessibility Information: 🏠 Accessible Venue: The event takes place on the step-free ground floor, with accessible toilets and wheelchair accessibility. About our FREE events 💜 Our events are free to ensure they remain accessible to our communities. However, organizing them comes with costs. If you’d like to support our work, please consider donating via this link. 💜 To make sure as many people as possible can attend, we ask that you cancel your ticket if you can no longer make it. Failing to show up without prior cancellation takes a spot from someone else and wastes resources, including food and venue costs. We track attendance, and individuals who miss three events without cancelling will be unable to register for our future events. Please be considerate and let us know if you can’t attend. 💜 To ensure a smooth and respectful experience for everyone, please arrive on time. Our events are not drop-in sessions, meaning attendees must arrive at the start time and stay for the duration. We allow a 10-minute grace period for late arrivals - after that, entry will not be permitted as it can be disruptive to the group. Additionally, the entrance is not monitored after the grace period, so there will be no one available to let latecomers in. The event hours are clearly stated in the description, so please plan accordingly. Thank you for understanding and helping us create a welcoming space for all. 💜 Alongside this, we appreciate it if you could respond to any communication by the given response deadline so we can make the necessary arrangements for the event. 💜 By signing up to this event, you agree to be added to The Love Tank’s mailing list. We may contact you by email regarding this event and occasionally send you updates about our programmes, events, and activities. You can unsubscribe at any time.

This workshop is available to those who have attended the foundational workshop Discovering Tantric Connection In DEEPENING, we explore a different theme in each session to awaken you more to your authentic gifts, power and nature. We will use breath, movement, sound, touch, massage and meditation to awaken potent lifeforce energies and expand them through the body to nourish, resource, heal and expand. As sensation, pleasure and vitality increases, our perception of what the body is capable of widens. We begin to access more of what’s available to us and as our inner resources emerge, we can stand in richer, fuller awareness of our selves and each other. Tantra brings us into relationship with others and we become each other’s mirrors, teachers, guides and gifts. When safe, relaxed and listened to, the heart opens and can truly know itself as boundless in its capacity for compassion, generosity, wisdom and love. ‘Our real journey in life is interior; it is a matter of growth, deepening, and of an ever greater surrender to the creative action of love and grace in our hearts.’ Thomas Merton Please note that nudity is involved in some of the workshop. This workshop is for you if:- You are curious about understanding more about Tantra- You want to feel deeply connected to your body- You are working on healing from negative experiences regarding your sexuality- You want to become more mindful and more present- You are looking to break out of patterns that no longer serve you- You want more intimacy- You are interested in working with energy - You are interested in better sex, with yourself and with others - You want to integrate sexuality with spiritualityPlease note that as a group, we commit to holding a safe, boundaried, inclusive and respectful space. You need to be able to sit and kneel in comfort. FAQs (frequently asked questions)– Are there showers available at the venue? No and so please come correct and clean to class– I am shy and uncomfortable about being naked in a group. We completely understand this and can assure you that we hold a safe, friendly, inclusive and body-positive space. Any initial nervousness, apprehension, shyness is normal and welcome and temporary and you will soon relax– Are trans men welcome? Yes this class is for anyone who identifies as a man – I’m afraid I’ll get an erection. It is normal if this happens and it is also normal if it does not. Either way, it is not an issue, we just allow the experience of the body without shame or judgement. – Do I need to bring a mat? There are spare mats but you might prefer to bring your own. Please also bring a towel and a bottle of water. – What is the cancellation policy? If you are unable to make a class, please give a week’s notice to get a full refund and 24 hours notice to obtain a credit for a future class. We regret we cannot offer a refund or credit within 24 hours of the class but you can try and resell your ticket via Outsavvy if there is a waiting list.Andy Butterfield is an experienced group facilitator, having run many retreats and workshops for gay men and for the wider community. A respected somatic therapist, mindfulness, yoga and tantra teacher - he integrates the tools he has studied and practised during the last 19 years to help people to access healing from trauma, self-empowerment, growth and transformation.Andy thrives in the process of co-creating community and holding a safe, relaxed and meaningful space for gay and bi men to explore intimacy, connection and joy together. More details are available on his website: http://www.andybutterfield.com

The Divine presents DIVINE COMEDY A new monthly showcase of the some of London’s finest stand-up comedians who are mostly queer but if they’re not they’re guaranteed funny regardless. Tonight is launch night and we have….. JAYDE ADAMS MORGAN REES & MOHSIN ISHAQ Plus the fabulous RACHEL PORTER on hosting duties. Tickets £8/£10 Venue doors 5pm Comedy 8pm – 10pm (incl interval) ACCESS INFOSadly, both floors of The Divine are not currently accessible as we do not have a lift.- The ground floor, main bar of The Divine has level access.- There is an accessible toilet in the main bar.- The cabaret and club space are in the basement of the venue. There is no lift.- There are 17 wide steps down to the basement with handrails on either side, this is where the show will take place.- There are two sets of gender-neutral toilets downstairs, they are not wide enough for wheelchairs.If you need further information, please refer to The Divine ‘About’ page on the website. www.thedivine.co.uk or email us direct on info@thedivine.co.ukPlease note The Divine is a queer venue run by queer people, for queer people and their allies. We operate a zero-tolerance policy towards homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny and discrimination of any kind. Be respectful or you will be asked to leave. Strictly no office, hen or stag parties allowed.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

Alexis Gregory explores grief, psychosis and drug use within the queer community.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

The year is irrelevant, the timeline is incorrect, and the X-Men? They are having a cigarette…Welcome to Kapow. A Comic Book Cabaret: X-Men Days of Future Drag. Enter our world of Mutants, weirdos and icons. Join this league of extraordinary performers from across timelines, dimensions, and varying levels of taste as they unite against the evil far-right agenda in the dumbest way they know how: in a wig, 12 pounds of makeup and stupidity. Expect re-imaginings of your favourite X-Men, from telepathic temptresses, shape-shifting superstars and reality bending heroes. These mutants will bring splits, high camp and probably violate your sense of taste along the way. There will be drama, there will be idiotic behaviour, there may even be a laugh or two to be had. Join this band of mutants as they save the world once again. Not all heroes wear camps…because we don’t have the budget for them… “Mutation: it is the key to our evolution. It has enabled us to evolve from a single-celled organism into the dominant species on the planet. This process is slow, and normally taking thousands and thousands of years. But every few hundred millennia, evolution leaps forward” - Professor Xavier ACCESSABILITY:Sadly, The Divine is currently not fully accessible.The cabaret and club space are in the basement of the venue. Thereare 17 wide steps with slip resistant treads down to the space withsturdy handrails either side.The toilets are in the basement and are not accessible for wheelchairusers.If you need further information, please refer to The Divine ‘About’page on the website. www.thedivine.co.uk Tickets are non-refundable, however if the show sells out, the ‘resell’ feature may be usedBy entering the venue, you are agreeing to the code of conduct expected by the venue & the show. This includes a zero tolerance policy for discriminatory behaviour.If you are unable to respect the venue, the performers and the staff accordingly, you will be asked to leave, and will not be provided a refund.No touching without consentNo TERFS or SWERFSFollow us on Instagram

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

Alexis Gregory explores grief, psychosis and drug use within the queer community.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

This workshop series will enable you to learn some skills and tools so that you can explore connecting with yourself and others through tantric touch and massage. We will integrate tantric philosophy, shiatsu, acupressure, reiki and oil massage. Each workshop explores something different. After arriving and settling with a grounding practice and short meditation, we will lay out boundaries and agreements to ensure a safe and heart-centred space. We will then be ready to climb down deeper into our bodies, opening up, stretching and awakening lifeforce with do-in, qi gong and other movement practices. We’ll then move into sensual connection with each other through gentle and thoughtful exercises, an undressing ritual and some simple bodywork and massage. Tantra is Empowerment. Tantra is Healing. Tantra is Growth. Tantra is Freedom. Tantra is Truth. Tantra is Transformation. Tantra is Realising Self. Please note that nudity is involved in some of the workshop. This workshop is for you if:- You are curious about understanding more about the essence of Tantra- You want to feel more connected to your body and with others through touch and massage- You are working on healing from negative experiences regarding your sexuality- You want to become more mindful and more present- You are looking to break out of patterns that no longer serve you- You want more intimacy- You are interested in working with energy - You are interested in better sex, with yourself and with others - You want to integrate sexuality with spiritualityPlease note that as a group, we commit to holding a safe, boundaried, inclusive and respectful space. You need to be able to sit, kneel and move around in ease and comfort on the floor. FAQs (frequently asked questions)– Are there showers available at the venue? No and so please come correct and clean to class– I am shy and uncomfortable about being naked in a group. We completely understand this and can assure you that we hold a safe, friendly, inclusive and body-positive space. Any initial nervousness, apprehension, shyness is normal and welcome and temporary and you will soon relax– Are trans men welcome? Yes this class is for anyone who identifies as a man – I’m afraid I’ll get an erection. It is normal if this happens and it is also normal if it does not. Either way, it is not an issue, we just allow the experience of the body without shame or judgement. – Do I need to bring a mat? There are spare mats but you might prefer to bring your own. Please also bring a towel and a bottle of water. – What is the cancellation policy? If you are unable to make a class, please give a week’s notice to get a full refund and 24 hours notice to obtain a credit for a future class. We regret we cannot offer a refund or credit within 24 hours of the class but you can try and resell your ticket via Outsavvy if there is a waiting list.Andy Butterfield is an experienced group facilitator, having run many retreats and workshops for gay men and for the wider community. A respected somatic therapist, mindfulness, yoga and tantra teacher - he integrates the tools he has studied and practised during the last 20 years to help people to access healing from trauma, self-empowerment, growth and transformation.Andy thrives in the process of co-creating community and holding a safe, relaxed and meaningful space for gay and bi men to explore intimacy, connection and joy together. More details are available on his website. Picture credit: Christian Buehner

It’s been a while…. . The world appears to be crumbling, and The Holy Virgin refuses to crumble with it. Join Virgin on an exploration of The Crimes and Punishments of a Sacred Heart- a kaleidoscopic journey through the flames of human atrocity, as witnessed by The Virgin herself, and how we can transform and heal this world through the innate compassion and resilience of our collective sacred hearts. She’ll also be looking like a slut and belting out some new pop bangers. Everything comes with a price- the powers that be want us to believe kindness and compassion are crimes worthy of punishments. So Virgin says- spank me daddy. Punish me for giving a damn. You can crucify my rights like you crucified my son- but you’ll never be able to crucify my Sacred Heart. . Creative writing aside- this is a new solo show, written and performed by recording artist and humanitarian Virgin X. She will be performing new songs from her upcoming music projects, and also debuting new stand up/spoken word pieces. This will be the debut of a show she intends on developing further and eventually taking on tour. THIS EVENT IS IN THE BASEMENT Accessibility:Sadly both floors of the divine are not currently accessible as we do not have a lift.The ground floor, main bar of the divine has level access.There is an accessible toilet in the main bar.The cabaret and club space are in the basement of the venue, there is no lift.There are 17 wide steps down to the basement with handrails on either side, this is where the show will take place.There are two sets of gender-neutral toilets downstairs, they are not wide enough for wheelchairs.If you need any further information please refer to the divine ‘about’ page on the website.www.thedivine.co.ukor email them direct on info@thedivine.co.ukThe Divine Accessibility Info & FAQsPlease note The Divine is a queer venue run by queer people, for queer people and their allies. We operate a zero-tolerance policy towards homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny and discrimination of any kind. Be respectful or you will be asked to leave. Strictly no office, hen or stag parties allowed.

HOMOSTASH returns on April 25th at Colours Hoxton with a sizzling line-up with a Kinky Rave theme. 😈NO STRICT DRESS CODE: dress up, dress down, or just come as you are.Kinky or not, you’re welcome across our dance-floors. The only kink we require? A love of moustaches 🥸2 rooms of pure, unfiltered joy:TECHNO ROOM: resident TAFKANIK + special guests: RUBBERAX (ROTTEN - Berlin/Paris) + B 4MEQUEER DISCO: (Disco/House/Queer anthems): ALEXEI BYZONE, FOUNDCAT, KARINA ELEKTRA, NAWTY NICKY, TELEOPATHFeaturing incredible Gogos: JVST TINA, JOOLS, MARINA & TOTTER. Hosted by JULIAN & DIVA Artist Simon James will be on hand creating live portraits, don’t miss your chance to become part of the Homostash Live Gallery.No matter if you’ve got a ’stache or just love someone who does, EVERYONE is welcome to join the fun. HOMOSTASH is an open, inclusive space - everyone’s welcome

April 25th is ALL about HONCHO / UNCUT This April we wanted to give you an XXX-tra strong, uncut show with the debut of Barber Marco on stage alongside our resident performer hottie Zak Anderson.These boys know how to party and they will be proving to you on and off stage that UNCUT is always tastier. A special XXX-tended set by dj icon and Head HONCHO AAMYKO.If you know anything about HONCHO & our shows, you KNOW we always bring the heat. See you all Saturday April 25thxxx

NEWCLUB GLITCH🫦 A monthly 2-floor dance party. Spinning House to Disco, Euro to Ballroom, Hi-Nrg to Italo & retro dance classics SOUNDS Princess JuliaJonny WooJeffrey Hinton Basement pop-ups from 11pmSHOWS Sateva Eva Letitia Delish 🔊⭐️🔊⭐️🔊⭐️🔊⭐️Free b4 10 / £10 OTD Queue Jump Tix available via Outsavvy THIS EVENT IS ACROSS BOTH FLOORS Accessibility:Sadly both floors of the divine are not currently accessible as we do not have a lift.The ground floor, main bar of the divine has level access.There is an accessible toilet in the main bar.The cabaret and club space are in the basement of the venue, there is no lift.There are 17 wide steps down to the basement with handrails on either side, this is where the show will take place.There are two sets of gender-neutral toilets downstairs, they are not wide enough for wheelchairs.If you need any further information please refer to the divine ‘about’ page on the website.www.thedivine.co.ukor email them direct on info@thedivine.co.ukThe Divine Accessibility Info & FAQsPlease note The Divine is a queer venue run by queer people, for queer people and their allies. We operate a zero-tolerance policy towards homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny and discrimination of any kind. Be respectful or you will be asked to leave. Strictly no office, hen or stag parties allowed.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

Strip off and connect with your body.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

Alexis Gregory explores grief, psychosis and drug use within the queer community.

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QUEER FARM CLUBEvery Month we meet up at Spitalfields City Farm, so come and spend the day crafting at the farm, making things for the farm shop, exploring the farm or cooking, and then feast in the evening . What will we be doing?Wander around, say hi to the animals, take in the gardens, chill in the cafe areaHelp out making crafts for the farm shop (this is different every time and is seasonal)Chill reading/knitting/drawing/crafting at the farm for the vibesHelp with the cooking for the feast. Come along just for the feast. SCHEDULE:3PM - 5PM - Farm Time (crafting, cooking, exploring)4PM - THE FARM GATES ARE LOCKED SO ARRIVE BEFORE THEN. 5PM - Feast6:30PM - 7PM - TIDY UP TOGETHER. Help with the feast is always welcome. This looks like chopping and peeling veg. Making salads. Stirring and watching the pot. Tidying/ washing up. Please wash your plates and bowls when you are finished with them 🥰FARM DAYFor the farm day think fun community vibes, enjoying nature, helping out, crafting or having a slow day. For the feast think lovely, cosy, nourishing vibes - coming together with our community to break bread, feel the love and make connections.We will be providing plenty of food, using some farm food to make some lovely vegan GF dishes - but if you can, please bring your own dishes to add to the table. (especially desserts. )Donations are very welcome but if you can’t donate, we still want you at the event. BRING TUPPERWARE FOR LEFTOVERS. THE FEAST TAKES PLACE IN A TENT STRUCTURE SO IT CAN BE CHILLY - There are heaters but please dress warm for the evening temperatures <3ACCESSIBILITYThe event will be taking place in the Safari tent at Spitalfields city farmThe terrain from the entrance to the tent is not completely smooth, some of it is woodchips and some is plastic open mesh sunk into soil, some is cobblestonesThere are ramps into both structuresThere is an accessible toiletWheelchair accessible picnic tables. Click here to see pictures of the venueSOME RULES FOR YOUR VISIT(from the farm)We are happy to welcome Guide Dogs for the Blind, Disability Assistance Dogs, Disability Support Dogs, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, Medical Assistance Dogs and Seizure Alert Dogs provided that:They are fully registered, kept under control and accompanied by their owners.Owners must show the relevant Identification Cards upon entering the Farm and all assistance dogs must wear their identifying jackets whilst on site. ID card and jackets are a part of the regulations for all Registered and Trained Support Dogs in the UK.There may be times when our livestock is loose on site, usually between 3-4:30pm - during which time the assistance dog will need to be supervised in the tent away from the animals passing throughOn the farm everyone should wash their hands before putting them near their mouths (eating, sucking thumbs or smoking). Full hand washing facilities are available at the farm.Children should be supervised at all times.Feeding the animals is not allowed unless approved by a member of staff or part of a planned activity.No chasing, throwing things or shouting at the animals.Wear appropriate clothing, e.g strong shoes/trainers, not open-toed sandals.

Queer Ecstatic Dance for Queer Migrants and Queer People of Colour📅 Saturday, 11th of April 2026⏰ Doors and warm-up: 1:30 PM🎶 Dance session start: 2:00 PM🏁 Finish: 4:30 PM📍 Social Yoga, Studio 91, Glow Court, 43 Rookwood Way, Fish Island, London E3 2XF⚠️⚠️⚠️ IMPORTANT ⚠️⚠️⚠️Plans changed? Let us know or cancel your ticket. No-shows aren’t sexy and stop others from joining. Repeat no-shows won’t get future bookings.Join us for an energising and heart-opening Queer Ecstatic Dance session designed specifically for queer migrants and queer people of colour. Led by the amazing Dirish Shaktidas 🌿 - a renowned expert in ecstatic dance and yoga, and author of Chakrasize Your Life - this event will offer a safe, non-verbal, substance-free space for authentic self-expression and connection.What is Ecstatic Dance?Ecstatic dance is a free-form movement practice that helps you step out of your head, away from overthinking, and into your body. It’s a powerful way to ground yourself, release tension, and get deeply in touch with your emotions - all through the rhythm and flow of your own movement. With no judgment and no need for words, it creates an environment where you can express yourself freely and connect with others in a meaningful way. 🧘🏽‍♂️💫 Important: Spaces are limited, so please only sign up if you’re certain you can attend. If you can no longer make it, kindly cancel your spot or inform us so we can offer it to someone else. 🙏🏽 FAQs: 🚿 Showers: Free showers available. 🚴‍♂️ If Cycling: Leave your bike outside at your own risk. 🛤 Getting There: Conveniently located near Hackney Wick Overground station.👣 Footwear: No shoes allowed. Please be either barefoot or wear socks. 👕 Outfit: Wear something comfy for dancing. There are changing rooms available. Come for an afternoon of movement, connection, and celebration - we can’t wait to see you there. ✨💖 Stay Connected: Follow us on Instagram @thelovetankcic for updates on this event and other free community events. Accessibility: 🏠 The venue is fully accessible. 🔊 The session will be led in English. About our FREE events 💜 Our events are free to ensure they remain accessible to our communities. However, organizing them comes with costs. If you’d like to support our work, please consider donating via this link. 💜 To make sure as many people as possible can attend, we ask that you cancel your ticket if you can no longer make it. Failing to show up without prior cancellation takes a spot from someone else and wastes resources, including food and venue costs. We track attendance, and individuals who miss three events without cancelling will be unable to register for our future events. Please be considerate and let us know if you can’t attend. 💜 To ensure a smooth and respectful experience for everyone, please arrive on time. Our events are not drop-in sessions, meaning attendees must arrive at the start time and stay for the duration. We allow a 10-minute grace period for late arrivals - after that, entry will not be permitted as it can be disruptive to the group. Additionally, the entrance is not monitored after the grace period, so there will be no one available to let latecomers in. The event hours are clearly stated in the description, so please plan accordingly. Thank you for understanding and helping us create a welcoming space for all. 💜 Alongside this, we appreciate it if you could respond to any communication by the given response deadline so we can make the necessary arrangements for the event. 💜 By signing up to this event, you agree to be added to The Love Tank’s mailing list. We may contact you by email regarding this event and occasionally send you updates about our programmes, events, and activities. You can unsubscribe at any time.

R.U... in the mix?This is a sharing circle for mixed race people to come together and share are experiences, discuss and connect. Every shade is welcome, it’s a space to share about your experience if you are not mono-racial. Meeting monthly the format of the group is a 15/20 min talk from a guest speaker who will share on a topic and/or their experience and then attendees will be invited to share back on whatever they choose for approx 3 mins. There will be a relaxed socialising time after which where attendees can have further discus and connect. Rhys: I can only speak for myself when I say that growing up mixed race had affected every facet of my identity. Too much to begin to talk about here. I walk into groups often filled with people who have a mono racial identity.. I’ve come to realise that mixedraceness is its own identity and I’m craving a space with other people who share this identity. Even my mixed race-ness will be different to the multitude of other mixed race experiences but I am want to connect with others who have the same or similar identities. This is my attempt to make a space for such connection. xx This event is open to anyone who identifies as mixed race xxxx This event is accessible xx This is a donation based cost for this event, please pay what you can and any money goes to cover the cost of the room/tea coffee and future events. Sunday April 26th. . 18+ EventDoors 3pmFinish 6pmLocation: 86 Caledonian Road, London, N1 9DNEmail- Rhys-hollis@hotmail.co.ukInsta- @r.u_areyou Photography & Filming Notice.By buying a ticket and attending an “R.U” event, you acknowledge that photography and filming be happening. This material may be used for promotional purposes, including social media, websites, and other marketing materials. Your attendance constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed, and for your image to be used.If you prefer not to be photographed or filmed, please inform a member of staff upon arrival. Some “R.U”events we explicitly not allow pictures or have anyone for “R.U” documenting.R.U Code of ConductWe aim to create a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive space for everyone. By attending our events, you agree to uphold this Code of Conduct. “R.U” reserves the right to remove or ban anyone who fails to follow these guidelines.Respect EveryoneBe kind and courteous to all attendees, staff, and venue personnel. Discrimination, harassment, or offensive behaviour will not be tolerated.Mind Your LanguageUse respectful and considerate language. Please avoid offensive jokes, slurs, or verbal abuse.Consent is Essential Respect personal boundaries at all times. Do not touch anyone without their clear and explicit consent. Consent may be withdrawn at any time and is an ongoing dialogue.Dress AppropriatelyPlease dress suitably for a social event. Clothing that may be deemed offensive or inappropriate in a public setting could result in refusal of entry or removal.Respect PrivacyDo not share or post images, videos, or personal details of others without their permission.This a sober eventAnyone who is under the influence of drugs or alcohol will be asked to leave.Respect the VenueWe have worked hard to find great venues for our events. Follow all venue rules and treat the space and staff with care. Any damage or misconduct may result in removal and liability for costs.Report ConcernsIf you experience or witness anything that makes you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, speak to a member of staff immediately. Your safety and wellbeing are our top priority.Thank you for helping us create a respectful, welcoming, and joyful atmosphere.Enjoy yourself and be nice to each other.If you have any feedback about a specific even R.U please use this email RU.areyou@hotmail.comThere will be feedback forms at the event also

SUNDAY CABARET WITH THE D.E. EXPERIENCE SUNDAY 26TH APRILSunday Cabaret at The RVT is always great fun and this week it’s the cabaret icon, the legend in their own mind… the one and only D.E. Experience. There’s no one quite like Edna, an extraordinary performer, unlike anyone else you’ve ever seen, with outrageous laughs and big songs and today you get 100% Edna, unfiltered and uncensored. THERE WILL BE TICKETS ON THE DOOR FROM 4PM ON THE DAYDoors are at 4pm, Edna will be on at 5.45pmWith DJ Simon Le Vans This event is 18+Advance tickets are £11 plus booking fee. No Refunds.PLEASE NOTE: This event will be mostly standing with only a very few seats in the venue, first come first serve. If you have access questions please contact dave@vauxhalltavern.com. ALL BAGS AND COATS MUST BE CHECKED IN TO CLOAKROOM DANCING ON THE STAGE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK The RVT is an LGBTQ+ venue, please respect our space. No hen/stag parties

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Mimi Chanel Presents: Songs With the Sirens. 💋 WHAT’S HAPPENING, GIRL? 💭An intimate night of live music with three of your favourite showbiz goddesses, featuring the hits of pop, rock, r&b, musical theatre and many more. 👠🎤✨ During this evening of dazzling talent, you will not only hear these incredible artists perform a selection of hits, but you will also get to know about the artists, understand their stories, hear their messages and learn their vulnerable truths as Queer artists who have carved out trailblazing careers. 💘🥰 Whether you love a pumping beat, like to rock out, go nuts for a show tune, or want to experience a moving ballad, our divas are giving you EVERYTHING, okurr. 💅🎶 WHO ARE THEY, THOUGH? 💭🌹Mimi Chanel Mother of the iconic House of Chanel and the crown princess of East London, Mimi is a force to be reckoned with. Fresh off the Dragged to the Musicals tour where she performed alongside RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’s favourites Divina De Campo, Veronica Green, LeFil, and musical prodigy Viola.This all-singing all-dancing diva will leave you gagged and thirsty for more.IG: @themimichanel 🌹Boudica Founder of the South London showbiz spectacle The Bohemia Ball, this diva is no exception to her namesake. A blazing star in the constellation of drag with a voice that would rival the industry rock belters, Boudica is our punk princess. Oh, and did we mention that this diva makes her own fashions? Crowns and corsets and gowns, oh my. Come and witness this gothic goddess in all her glamour.IG: @boudica_the_queen 🌹LunaWords cannot really define the incomparable voice of Miss Luna. Often referred to as ‘the voice of Soho’, she frequently pays tributes to the heavyweights of thew industry such as Mariah and Whitney, and we have a feeling those girls would be applauding with us. Whether it’s a party anthem or a heart wrenching big ballad, this superstar always delivers perfection.IG: @itsluna__official

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

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Need to unwind after a tough day on the job?Call into Bunker Bar on your way home for a drink and some man-on-man action. Release that stress, the old-fashioned way. We’ll be joined by the crew from Human Chemistry - filming in the back-room and bringing their signature horny vibe to the entire venue.Coat-check included in your ticket price.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Mike Bartlett’s classic play returns to the stage.

James Holmes stars in romantic comedy about looking for love after 60.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

The all-male ballet company is back in town.

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James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

The all-male ballet company is back in town.

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James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

The all-male ballet company is back in town.

Check out the latest events at one of London’s busiest sex-on-premises venues.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

The all-male ballet company is back in town.

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A unique way of tackling loneliness and disconnection.

James Akka makes his case for Head Boy.

A double-bill of political satire.

The all-male ballet company is back in town.

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