Name: DREAM CHEST - Vic’s Top Surgery Fundraiser
Start: 2023-10-05 18:00:00
End: 2023-10-06 01:00:00
Location: North Laine Brewhouse

Vics Top Surgery Fundraiser

5th October 2023 / North Laine Brewhouse (Brighton) 6pm - 1am

Transexuals, friends, allies and everyone in between, get ready for DREAM CHEST to help raise money for Vics gender-affirming surgery!

What to expect:

+ A free drink upon entry with your ticket!

+ Top tier hosting from Iona Boat

+ An amazing Drag performance by Bobby Dazlar

+ Live music sets from 7pm from the likes of MFLC (Miri), Scarlett Fae, George Hannington, Pops Hawkes, JAG.U.R (Holly), Ocarina, Marty D with Legs

+ DJs sets by Alex from Dykes on Decks and Selvasistema taking us through until 1am

+ A raffle at 9pm (10 a strip) with prizes of worth over 500 (art prints, tattoo vouchers from @insacioustattoo, @squarepegtattoo, @aj.sunshine.tattoos, @pipwintertattoo @lenn.ycloud a knead massage voucher, a brewery tour for 4, bottomless brunch for 4, a free piercing voucher, 50 @holyhell_uk jewellery voucher, wild side barbers haircut, sculpt daddy slix haircut, liberty rose art, breakfast painting by Mel Barrett, an inclusive outdoor portrait session by queer photographer Helen James and more!!)

Doors at 6pm

Performances from 7pm

TICKETS

General admission is 10 which includes a free drink. 10-15 for allies and those who can afford to give a little more.

ACCESSIBILITY

The Northlaine Brewhouse has a wheelchair accessible front and side entrance and the space is flat and stepfree. There is also an accessible toilet. The event will be seated and standing but if you would like a seat please drop me a message on instagram @squarepegtattoo and I will make sure to reserve you a seat to watch the acts. If you also dont have the funds and would really like to attend to show support please send us a message and we can work something out

Event artwork by @squarepegtattoo

Ticket link

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