When: Saturday 17 July 2021
Time: 9pm-12:30am
Where: Goods Yard, Folkestone Harbour Arm
Tickets £5
We are thrilled to have been invited by Folkestone Pride to host the official Pride after party with our first Salty of 2021!
As always we will will be presenting an eclectic programme of exceptional queer performance including daring drag, experimental vocals and iconic dance routines.
Artist performing include Pink Suits, Midgitte Bardot, The Nightbus, Adam Frost, Miss Hernia, Katy Baird and Dita Garbo.
Plus DJ REV spinning her favourite tunes.
Salty is an inclusive space for LGBTQI+ folk and their allies to come together, dance, have fun, and enjoy some unforgettable queer performance.
Please note: This is an outside seated event for tables of maximum 6 people in line with government guidelines. Masks must be worn at all times when not seated.
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