Its Not Right, But Its UOKHUN!

(BGWMC Closing Party)

ITS THE AN END OF AN ERA DARLINS!!! East London Huns unite for BETHNAL GREEN WORKING MENS CLOSING PARTY!! The clubnight that gave you your first take a break magazine spoken word and projected Kerry Katona all over the walls!!! The mothership of UOKHUN is closing down and we are throwing a closing down sale and EVERYTHING MUST GO !!!

Since our first party at BGWMC in 2017 weve gone on to play some of London and Ibizas best and worst venues, become seasoned pros on the raving scene and have recruited some of the most feral acts and DJs in clubland!! The iconic Bethnal Green Working Mens is no more (sob) so we are throwing One Last Dance to say THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC and the memories!! Throwing a classic UOKHUN expect glitter, filth, chaos, bangin tunes and Britney karaoke!!!

With DJS and acts from the scenes best events and local celebs!!!

Dance off your woes grab a wig and head down to the mothership BETHNAL GREEN WORKING MENS JULY 20th!!!

THE night for Homos, Huns and Total Slags! Tickets are starting at a tenner and..

EVERYTHING MUST GO!!!

UOKHUN - Trash Queens of the East queer scene. From notorious toilet raves in Ibiza superclubs to parties in London strip bars and churchy basemants UOKHUN? is a club night run By queer wxmen for everybody. An inclusive, not exclusive party giving an ironic two fingers up to pretentious club culture. Queer hot mess clubbing at its finest.

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