Name: Brighton's Oban Lesbian Weekend social & supper club Easter Sunday night out
Start: 2023-04-09 17:00:00
End: 2023-04-10 02:00:00
Location: The Actors

Come & meet other Oban Lesbian Weekenders or just come & enjoy meeting new friends!

Our first Brighton Oban Lesbian Weekend social & supper night out.

EASTER BANK HOLIDAY NIGHT OUT!

Our friendly hostesses will be on hand, so come solo or bring a friend or partner.

* Meeting 5pm / 5.30pm at The Actors pub (formerly The Marley). The Actors has a long history as an LGBTQ women's safe space.
* Dinner 7pm at Sawadee Thai Restaurant.
* Drinks out after, location TBC. Don't plan on being home by 9.30pm, unless you really need to!

Set on St James's Street, Sawadee is a tried and trusted Thai Restaurant. They have a range of dishes starting at under 10.

Check Sawadee's menu HERE.

BOOKING!

To book, we take a 10 deposit that will be deducted from the cost of your meal (so if you only spend 10, there is nothing to pay), plus 5 Oban Lesbian Weekend social & supper club fee.First booked = first served, as we have a limited number of spaces, so that our group is small enough that we can easily mingle.

OUR BRIGHTON SOCIAL & SUPPER IS RUN BY OBAN LESBIAN WEEKEND EVENTS.

Oban Lesbian Weekend is 28th - 31st July 2023 - Think Lesbians, live music, cocktails, castles, ceilidh's, dykes and dancing!

BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT:
MEDIUM BIRD OBAN LESBIAN WEEKEND DISCOUNTED TICKETS www.obanlesbianweekend.co.uk

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