Name: LEATHERETTE: dyke fantasy den
Start: 2024-08-25 21:00:00
End: 2024-08-26 04:00:00
Location: The Divine

Introducing LEATHERETTE, your brand *spanking* new late night dyke fantasy den, coming Sunday 25 August to East Londons favourite new queer bar The Divine. Referencing iconic lesbian nights of decades gone by, LEATHERETTE promises to step the renaissance into a new era. Spotlighting the hottest FLINTA talent from across the capital, with bass-forward DJs, electric live shows and a hot n sensual sapphic fantasy lounge on the ground floor, with plenty of dark corners to find/lose yourself in. Lineup announcement coming soon Bank Holiday Sunday 25 August 9pm - very late Live performance @ 11pm LIMITED PRESALE TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW: 8 Earlybirds 10 Second Release 12 General Admission

All tickets guarantee queue jump before 11pm. Entry after 11pm will be subject to existing queues.

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