Name: Free Range: Queer Open Mic and After Party
Start: 2023-10-21 20:00:00
End: 2023-10-22 00:00:00
Location: The Glitch

A brand new, open-mic night and afterparty celebrating queer performers at The Glitch!

Join us for a monthly open stage, dedicated to showcasing the incredible talents of queer performers, hosted by none other than the friendliest face in drag - Bi-Curious George.

Stick around when the open-mic ends for a karaoke/lip-sync after party, filled with cheesy hits and unabashed queer joy!

Tickets will be available by donation on a pay-what-you-can basis, and all proceeds will be split evenly among the performers, making it a fair and nurturing event for all involved.

Performers will have the spotlight for 5-10 minutes and will range from new performers to seasoned artists alike, all eager to showcase their latest material and grow as artists.

If you would like to reserve a table, please do so by donation below (remember, all proceeds are split between the artists, so donate as generously as you can!). Otherwise, turn up on the night and pay what you can!

This event is part of our Saturday Nights at The Glitch series, sponsored by Lost and Grounded Brewers. Find out more about the project here.

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