Name: Trans Pride After Party
Start: 2024-07-27 20:00:00
End: 2024-07-28 00:00:00
Location: The Glitch

Join us for a vibrant and inclusive celebration at The Glitch in Waterloo! Following the London Trans Pride march and day of protest, the after-party offers a relaxed and safe atmosphere where everyone is welcome.

What to Expect:

- *Chill Vibes:* Enjoy a laid-back evening with great queer music and company.
- *Inclusive Space:* Celebrate in a cosy independent venue that embraces diversity and supports the trans community. Buy some drinks to continue supporting this amazing community-focused venue.
- *Accessibility :*The Glitch has a step free entrance and accessible toilet. Stim toys and earplgs are available.
- *Community Spirit:* Connect with friends and make new ones in a welcoming, trans and queer-led environment.

Come as you are, and lets make this a night to remember!

**Note:** This is a safe space for everyone, free from discrimination and judgment. Let's celebrate together!

All funds raised in tickets will be donated to a gender-affirming fundraiser selected at random. If you want to submit your fundraiser for selection, please dm us @queerinvasions on Instagram.

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