QUEER PROM: HOMECOMING Didn't go to your Prom? Or didn't go as your true self? Do it again. Do it right. Do it Queer AF. Queer Prom is back, and what better way to celebrate than by throwing our very own Homecoming! Expect a night of drag and cabaret, DJs playing the best 90s and 00s pop, queer bops, pop punk and emo anthems. And you can have your photo taken at our very special Queer Prom photo booth so you can take home memories of the prom you always wanted! Grab your dates and your crowns because at Queer Prom - were all royalty! DATE - Saturday 14th October TIME - 10pm - 2am VENUE - Colours, Hoxton TICKETS - From 10 ACCESSIBILITY INFO: The street to the entrance lobby of Colours is step-free. There are 5 steps down to the Main Bar space. Colours have an incline stair lift with a capacity of 300kg to the right of these steps, making the entrance to the Main Bar space step free. After this, the Live Room, where the event will be held, and Accessible Toilets are step-free. The Live Room also has a lowered access service space. If you have any further questions please email [email protected].

PA's/Carer's will receive free entry. Please add your paid ticket plus a PA/Carer ticket to your basket before checking out.

We also have a limited number of free tickets for those with no recourse to public funds - please message/email us to request these.

SAFER SPACES POLICY:
Queer Prom events are created by and for the LGBTQ+ community but allies are welcome. Allies, remember whose house you're in and remember that respect is fundamental. Queer Prom will not tolerate homophobia, transphobia, biphobia, racism, sexism, ableism or any other form of bigotry. We will also not tolerate sexual harassment. If you are made to feel unsafe or uncomfortable at any point during our events, please let a member of the team know.

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