Name: Melodrama - The Queer Alt-Pop Tumblr Party
Start: 2024-11-16 20:00:00
End: 2024-11-17 00:00:00
Location: The Glitch

Come join us for our second Melodrama, a new alt-pop party, inspired by 2010-2015 Tumblr! Feel free to dress to the theme if you would like, but no strict dress code is enforced. Here is a pinterest board with some loose inspiration.

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MARINA (and the Diamonds), Florence & The Machine, Lorde, the Last Dinner Party, Halsey, The Black Keys, Twenty One Pilots, Tame Impala, Arctic Monkeys, Glass Animals, Alt-J & More

The Glitch is a wheelchair-accessible non-profit bar, that offers an intimate party experience for up to 75 people. Think pub night with dancing and drinks - not quite a club night!

Note: If you want to arrive early there are discounted happy hour cocktails (2-4-1) from 5-7 PM! Just note that we will be clearing the venue from 7:30 - 8 PM to move furniture and set up, but you can temporarily wait outside at the picnic tables.

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Accessibility: The Glitch has a level floor for the bar, dancefloor, and most seating with an accessible bathroom. There is a second standard bathroom that has level access. A small section of seating will be available throughout the night. The cloakroom and wellness area will be downstairs. If you need assistance to take your coat or bags downstairs, please ask when we scan your ticket. There is an outdoor area just outside the front door on the high street. There will be moving coloured lighting, but no strobe effect.

COVID-19: We encourage folks to test before coming out, and to please stay home if you are feeling unwell.

Last entry: 10 PM

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