MOZF is BACK! Yes that's right! We aren't pollen your leg. The Spring Edition of MOZF is here. So it's time to turn over a new leaf and blossom on Zidane's Floor with your new buds, or just find a budding romance

You MAY as well come and spring back into action at East Londons quarterly night run by female & non-binary footballers!

With our usual mix of fiery pop bangers and camp classics, our DJs are guaranteed to burn the goddamn house right down

May 3rd 2024
10:30 3 am
@ The Yard, E9 5EN

5 UNWAGED

9 EARLY BIRD/LOW WAGED

14 ADVANCE

19 HERO

15 ON THE DOOR

Advance tickets guarantee entry before midnight, your ticket is valid all night but you may have to queue if you arrive after midnight.

Some free tickets are reserved for those that can't afford to pay, if you need one of those please email [email protected].

MOZF aims to be a place to celebrate our wonderful and diverse footballing community. Whilst the team cannot control everything, we aim to be open and honest with our patrons and create a safe(r) space. We have a zero-tolerance approach to racism, sexism, classism, ableism, homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, and all other prejudice, discrimination or invasive behaviour. If you need immediate support or assistance during the event, you can find someone from The Yard team wearing a pink armband, or find someone from the MOZF team.
If you have any queries with regards to our safe(r) space policy, or would like to read full details of this policy, please get in touch with [email protected].

Full details of The Yard safe(r) spaces policy can be found here: https://theyardtheatre.co.uk/safer-spaces-policy/

ACCESS:

The entire venue has level access and is fully wheelchair accessible. Hearing dogs and guide dogs are welcomeThe toilets are all gender-neutral and there is an accessible toilet for wheelchair users with a wide, outward-opening door. There is a large outdoor space that is fully wheelchair accessible There is no access to a quiet space separate from the main venue or smoking area.Lighting will be club lighting meaning low light across the entire venue, toilets and smoking areaThere are seating areas both inside the venue and in the smoking area. If you require seating with back support inside the venue please get in touch with [email protected] to arrangeSupport workers/assistants will be provided with a free ticket, please contact [email protected] if this is something you require. There is no hearing loop induction availablePhotos of the space and a floor plan can be provided on request. If you have any access requirements or questions about the event and venue that are not listed above, please get in touch with [email protected]

All proceeds from the night go to non-profit football club Goal Diggers FC. GDFC is committed to making football accessible, affordable and inclusive to women and non-binary people.
www.goaldiggersfootballclub.com

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