Name: The RVT Pride Night Party
Start: 2024-06-29 20:00:00
End: 2024-06-30 04:00:00
Location: Royal Vauxhall Tavern

THE RVT PRIDE NIGHT PARTY - SATURDAY 29TH JUNE

WITH BEEFMINCE AND DON'T F**K THE DISCO IN THE RVT AND TUNNEL

8PM TO 4AM

It's the biggest night of the LGBTQ+ calendar and where else would you want to be but at The Royal Vauxhall Tavern?

Following last year's sensational Pride party, we present our biggest event of the year. not only partying inside the iconic venue, but also in the next door railway arch, which will be transformed it into a mirrorball disco sensation with special guest DJ collective, Don't F**K With Disco starting us off, playing the best in vocal disco and house to start and those hunks who funk, the sensational resident BEEFMINCE DJs taking us into the small hours until close

Inside The RVT, there will be great music and some surprises TBA and Don't F**K With Disco DJs from midnight

Watch this space and our social media for more details.

Plus there's an outside space with and extra bar and extra toilets, including a disabled toilet.

Advance tickets are 18, plus booking fee. NO REFUNDS

THERE WILL BE TICKETS ON THE DOOR FROM 8PM

ALL BAGS AND COATS MUST BE CHECKED IN, THERE WILL BE A EXTRA LARGE OUTDOOR CLOAKROOM FOR THIS EVENT AT THE REAR OF THE VENUE

This is a club night, with only a small number of seats inside the main venue, if you have access requirements, please email [email protected]

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