We are fundraising to put on the first ever Camp Trans in Scotland!

Camp Trans Scotland is a community-led, DIY, sober camp organised by trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming people. It will be a chance for the attendees to be surrounded by trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming people, to be in nature and to be affirmed in their gender journey. To make Camp Trans Scotland possible, we need funds to hire the venue, buy supplies such as food, and organise/subsidise travel to make getting there as accessible as possible. We greatly appreciate those who contribute in any way to making Camp Trans Scotland possible, including you who come along to one of our fundraisers!

We have a fantastic, varied line-up of queer and trans musicians, dancers, drag artists, poets and more. Please come along to enjoy, spend time with your community and support your trans siblings (allies welcome too!).

Accessibility info: this venue has an accessible unisex toilet, ramp access for the main entrance, venue door and stage entrance. This venue has a capacity of 60 standing and some seating will be available for those who need it.

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