Name: The Big Queer Festive Quiz - Tuesday 28th
Start: 2023-11-28 19:00:00
End: 2023-11-28 21:00:00
Location: The Glitch

Ready to get into the festive season with a good old fashioned pub quiz (but make it really, really gay)?

THE BIG QUEER FESTIVE QUIZTuesday 28th November 7pmThe Glitch, Waterloo

Led by Big Queer Picnic pied piper Abi, this quiz will have you join your fellow BQP community members in teams to run at a chance to win fabulously queer prizes and make friends at the same time! A WhatsApp group chat will be created for you to meet friends in advance (linked below), and solo quiz goers are welcomed and will be placed into teams.

Come along, Christmas jumpers are encouraged (the queerer the better) and have a silly evening of quizzing with other members of the BQP community.

As with all BQP events, this quiz is open to queer people of all genders, but centres queer women, trans and non-binary people.

Paper copies of the quiz will be available for those that are D/deaf or hard of hearing. Please choose an access ticket if you need these or have any other access requirements - we'll do our best. to meet these as much as possible.

Low income tickets are available - please ask for the code for these.

Happy quizzing!

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