Name: LOOSE CHANGE presents: It’s Only A Game Show, Girlies!
Start: 2023-03-25 14:00:00
End: 2023-03-25 18:00:00
Location: The Karaoke Hole

Its time to phone a friend babs, because were back with the gameshow to end all game shows*!

After the success of our sold-out festive quiz in December (it was quite a laugh - unknown), LOOSE CHANGE is back for our second daytime party. Survey says: we cant wait!

Taking inspo (but nothing copyrighted, obvs) from some of your fav TV quizzes, were headed back to the Karaoke Hole for an afternoon of fun, frolics and some extra special prizes.

Expect wholesome carnage and a lorra lorra laughs, luvs.

So bring your best Lez Dennis and Hole Edmunds as we go higher (or lower?) and find out if The Price is Tight!

This time around, were raising money to support the very iconic Queer Youth Art Collective, who provide free and engaging arts workshops to challenge isolation and build skills and infrastructure for a resilient, peer-led LGBTQ arts and education culture in the UK. All profits from the event will be donated to support their vital work!

Attendees will all be sat in tables of five. You can purchase a whole table or individual tickets. Those who purchase individual tickets will be matched and sat together

Venue information: Karaoke Hole is a queer venue with gender neutral toilets. Its accessible via a flight of stairs. While it does not serve food, you are welcome to bring in pizza from next door.

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