Dear Lolas,

As Winter season gets closer and the weather gets chillier by the day weve teamed up with our friends Harem Of No One to offer you a sizzling hot party full of shows and vibes. Hold your horses as we present SEXSCANDALOUS!

Lady Ol presents SEXCANDALOUS will take place on Saturday, November 12th at the BGWMC and it promises to be another great night of cheerful community vibes, music, and, entertainment.

On the music front residents Los Alejandros will be joined by Jesus Redsoul making his second appearance behind the decks. The threesome will spin their usual mix of Latin pop, Spanish dance, and Euro bangers. They know what turns you on!

Our special guests Harem Of No One will bring their raw energy to the party as they take our stage by storm. Cazeleon, Darlink Dick, Queen Dner and Sheker Par will reveal their most daring side to an open-minded audience whilst Lady Ols Morgana Noir, Lola McQueen and Nikita Nipone will provoke with their numbers.

Dress-code is SEXCANDALOUS, which means you would make an effort to look daring, sexy, slutty, trashy, or whatever turns you on. We suggest black leather and derivates, see-through garments, lingerie, harnesses, thongs, lycra, PVC, etc anything goes as far as you are comfortable wearing it.

Be respectful of each other. Ask for permission before touching our performers, and seek consensual interactions.

Enjoy the ride!

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VENUE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & OTHER INFO

Advance tickets only guarantee entry until 11.30 pm

Last entry with or without a ticket is at midnight.

Please arrive early, this is a short night and shows start at 10pm!

Please bring ID

DISCLAIMER

Refunds are only possible if the event gets canceled.

We dont offer refunds after any potential changes including venues and line-ups.

We will not tolerate abusive treatment under any circumstances and will prosecute violent customers with legal action if necessary.

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