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Queer Open Decks
About the event
Queer Open Decks is a free support and networking event for any LGBTQ+
DJs working within London/Online or those looking to learn basic DJ
skills. Started as a small meet up at the London LGBTQ+ Centre, we are
now a growing community of genre-fluid LGBTQ+ DJs meeting monthly.
Equipment details: We are able to accommodate both Vinyl, CDJs & Digital
DJS (using either USB or laptops – with or without controllers). Sign up
details: During the night, we have 1x 30 minute slots from 6.30-7.00pm &
3 x 20 min slots that you can sign up in advance (on our Outsavvy event
page and instagram bio), followed by 5 x 30 minute slots from
8.00-10.30pm that you can sign up for on the night. The venue will be in
the upstairs bar of Dalston Superstore. RSVP HERE! FREE ENTRY Door
Policy Dalston Superstore is a queer space. We prioritise our LGBTQIA+
customers and will sometimes ask our straight & cis allies to support us
by not taking up room in our venue. Please be conscious of who this
space is intended for and be respectful. Never assume sexuality or
gender identity. We will never ask personal questions on the door.
Low/no income access We reserve limited spaces for those who cannot
afford the standard ticket price due to being on low or no income.
Please email hello@dalstonsuperstore.com to enquire with at least 48
hours notice. Full venue access info is available here
https://transdimension.uk/events/512703
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Our three picks · London
via Booking.comBudget hostel on Greenwich High Road beside Greenwich station, with dorms and a bar downstairs. Gay-friendly mainstream, not gay-run.
Mid-to-upper-priced boutique hotel on Bermondsey Square, south of Tower Bridge, near Bermondsey Street and London Bridge; gay-friendly.
Five-star design hotel on the Strand near Aldwych, known for its rooftop bar. Mainstream, gay-friendly. Address on file needs checking.
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