Name: Transkaters Fundraiser
Start: 2024-07-23 18:00:00
End: 2024-07-23 23:00:00
Location: Rich Mix

Transkaters first fundraiser is here!

Transkaters is Londons first trans+ skate collective, running nights with free entry for trans+ skaters and free beginners and intermediate lessons. We run Londons first dedicated monthly LGBTQIA+ night at BAYSIXTY6 and were a passionate group of trans+ skaters who want to create community and feeling of home for our trans+ skate siblings.

We have some really exciting plans for Transkaters on the horizon and to make our plans possible we need to raise a little cash. Were putting on this deliciously trans night, jam-packed full of LEGENDS, with placard making for London Trans+ Pride from 6-8pm

50% of profits will go to gender-affirming care fundraisers

50% will go to Transkaters, Londons first trans+ skate collective, running accessible nights and events with free entry and lessons for trans+ skaters, with support from Not A Phase

THE DJS: Nadine Noor (Pxssy Palace), Harry Gay (Queer House Party), Prinx Silver (T Boys Club), XZAN (Gal Pals) & Karlie Marx (Neurotica)

THE HOSTS: Cyro, Richard Energy

THE GOGOS: Taali Not Charlie, Wet Mess

TRANS PRIDE PLACARD MAKING: 6-8pm - bring your own cardboard if you can, pens provided (more info to come)

EXTRAS: Raffle (with some seriously exciting prizes )

VENUE: Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Grn Rd, London E1 6LA

TIME: 6pm-11pm

ACCESS: Rich Mix is an accessible venue, with wheelchair accessible toilets, read more about access in the venue here: https://richmix.org.uk/visit-us/accessibility/

FURTHER DETAILS:

This event is 18+

FREE FREE !

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