Name: HOWL CABARET + rave – theme: PLEASURE!
Start: 2025-03-07 19:00:00
End: 2025-03-08 04:00:00
Location: Colour Factory

HOWL CABARET + rave theme: PLEASURE!

Pleasure belongs to all bodies, all genders, all identities. It is not a privilegeit is a right. HOWL CABARET is a space where pleasure is liberated from shame, where desire is celebrated in all its forms, and where community thrives through connection.

On the 7th of March, HOWL invites you to an electrifying night of sensuality, subversion, and self-expression at Colour Factory. This cabaret edition is an ode to pleasureunapologetic, raw, and revolutionary. Featuring an iconic lineup of queer performers, expect an evening of jaw-dropping artistry, body-positive celebration, and boundary-pushing acts that will make you howl.

Location: Colour Factory, 8 Queen's Yard, London E9 5EN
Date: 7th of March

TIMETABLE:
7PM: Doors open + Happy Hour (cocktails & food) + Host
8PM: Open Mic
9-9:45PM: Show 1
9:45-10:15PM: Interval
10:15-11PM: Show 2
11PM-4AM: Club

LINEUP PERFORMERS:
CAMILLE LEON QUEEN @camille_leon_queen
XANDER @99xanders
RHYS PIECES @rhysspieces_
LAMS @lamsartist_
SATEVA EVA @queensatevaeva
DANNY ASH @medannyash
XAVIER THOMAS @xoxtotx
CHIYO @prinxchiyo
THOMMY GIRL @thommy_girl

LINEUP DJs:
11PM: RYAN LOVELL
12AM: J. ARIA
1AM: MS G
2:30AM: TBA

HOWL is more than just an eventits a movement. As a queer rave and sexual wellness brand, were revolutionising pleasure through experiential events, sex-positive spaces, and taboo-busting education. This is a space where pleasure is reclaimed, where bodies are worshipped, and where desire becomes an art form.

Find liberation through exploration and MAKE ME HOWL!

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