Name: Femmme Fraiche #045 w/ Michelle Manetti, Minimel, Jeanie Crystal, SAMANTHA & more
Start: 2023-09-09 21:00:00
End: 2023-09-10 03:00:00
Location: Dalston Superstore

SEPTEMBER MELTDOWN As festival season is nearly nigh, weve got an end-of-summer, September meltdown to squeeze the last sweaty Summer moments from before Autumn sets in. On September the 9th, we head back to the mothership Dalston Superstore, with a scorchio jam-packed line-up for you. Weve got all the tasty MMMMMs in the basement, with warm up from East London rising star Minimel plus secret guest headliner M***** (can you guess who it is?) with our beloved resident / promoter Michelle Manetti sandwiched in between the two, all your basement bangers and fantasies are covered. Meanwhile upstairs, High Priestess of Hub 16 resident DJ at Bi Fast and Bi Furious and all-round East London megababe SAMANTHA makes her Fmmme Frache debut, joined by the sass queen and creator of Taboo TV Jeanie Crystal who both sandwich our very own duo of Frachness residents Linzi Symons and Darren Skene on 2 duties with your trash-tastic guilty pleasures. For gogo duties, our firm fave, the fabulous Danni Spooner is joined by Queer House Party royalty Taali, for ass-shakin sexy, sassy, stupendous bar-top antics. Entry is 8 b4 11pm / 10 after (for low salary income please contact us for discounted entry) With a small selection of 5 early bird tickets and a limited number of General Admission tickets for sale online - these allow you Q-jump and are valid for entry until 11pm only. Once these have sold out entry will be general admission tickets available on the door, on the night.

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Our event is aimed as a space for queer wxmn, Trans, NB, and they will be given priority. Allies and friends are welcome, providing they respect the space.

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