Name: tenacity: launch afterparty - oestrogeneration
Start: 2023-06-02 22:00:00
End: 2023-06-03 03:00:00
Location: Dalston Superstore

oestrogeneration is a magazine platform higlighting the voices of trans women and transfeminine people in the uk - it was born out of anger in a media climate where we were constantly spoken of, but never in charge of our own narrative.

we are now releasing our very first print issue; themed around tenacity, the magazine reflects on the inherent strengths and consequent narratives that come with trans womanhood.

after our launch at atlas grinds, we're throwing a party at dalston superstore.

all the way from glasgow, the iconic taahliah will be murdering the basement dancefloor, alongside east london's favourite dj grace sands, multitalented it girl princess xixi and oestrogeneration's very own co-editor harietta.

upstairs, the nation's favourite transexual lucia blayke will bring chaos and c*nt, sexy superstar trojan-tyne will trigger all our wild thoughts & kayodeine's sound wizardry will hypnotise your feet.

++ the sluttiest bitches in town, ella & elouiza, steaming up the bar w their dancing <3

gonna be an unforgettable night of high-femme debauchery, glamour and tenacious dancing.

pre-sale: 8

otd: 10

please note expected entry for ticket holders is before 11pm and will grant queue jump.

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