Name: Femmme Fraiche #050 w/ Pretty Privilige, Dinah Fire, Holy C, bad pal lili, Michelle Manetti & more
Start: 2024-07-19 21:00:00
End: 2024-07-20 03:00:00
Location: Dalston Superstore

A Friday Night KIKI!

Were on party no 50 Can you believe it! and this time, for our first time ever, were throwing a Friday night Kiki instead of our usual Saturday night shenanigans, but with all the usual sexy trimmings. Summertime madness on Fri 17th July down at the mothership Dalston Superstore.

In the basement, we have a special guest all the way from Montreal Pretty Privilige hosts a FLINTA party/mix series microraveand is resident DJ for Montreal's premiere kink rave LATEXand were super excited to have her join us as part of her European tour. Joining her is Holy C who has been setting fire to queer dancefloors across London. Nodding to their Afro-Caribbean and British roots in their music selections, they were one of Body Movements emerging artists back in Feb and theyll be opening the basement for us on the 17th, followed by our trusty resident Michelle Manetti.

Then up top we see the return of our Fave NYC doll Dinah Fire, ready to bring her explosive bangers back to London for her third appearance with us. Then we have a debut from bad pal lili an exciting new DJ from South London bringing a fresh & percussive mix of global party sounds to superstore who promises us 2 hours of campy club edits & afro baile bops.

Opening duties is our fave duo of Frachness, Fmmme Frache residents Linzi Symons and Darren Skene on 2 duties with all your trash-tastic faves.

For gogo duties, we have our all time-fave the icon Danni Spooner and with another Femmme Fraiche debut, from Than The Freak whos a regular at our events and ALWAYS brings the party, with killer lewks, immaculate vibes and hi NRG. expect ass-shakin sexy, 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.

*We operate a zero tolerance policy*

Our event is FLINTA focused and 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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