Name: SAFFRON CHERRY QTPOC CABARET: 1ST BIRTHDAY
Start: 2024-04-25 21:00:00
End: 2024-04-25 23:30:00
Location: Paradise Palms

Saffron Cherry turns ONE!!! Come celebrate the anniversary of Edinburgh's first all-queer POC Cabaret, hosted by everyone's favourite hunky himbo Butch Ca$hidy!

Join us April 25th in Paradise Palms for a stunning queer lineup of QTPOC artists and performers. All QTPOC and allies are invited to share in this celebration of QTPOC artistry, performance, and joy with us.

If you aren't able to afford a ticket please DM us, we have a limited number of free tickets available, QTPOC will be given precedence. There will also be a limited amount of full-price tickets on the door.

Doors: 9pm

Show starts: 9:30pm

Accessibility:

There is a small step to enter the venue. There is no disabled toilet (toilets are down 2 flights of stairs), but its possible to use the disabled toilet in Boteco (bar) next door.The show is mostly seated, with standing room by the bar. If you need a seat for accessibility reasons, DM us and we can reserve you one.The venue music volume outwith the show can get fairly loud at times, so if you have noise sensitivity, earplugs may be a good idea to bring.

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