When: 7 August and 8 August 2021
Time: 1pm
Where: De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill
Tickets £6, £9, £12
A family friendly drag and cabaret show, brimming with fun and fabulousness for anyone aged 6 and over.
Update: We have an indoor wet weather plan – so you can come to the show rain or shine!!
Join us on the rooftop of the De La Warr Pavilion for a jam-packed programme of dance, drag and music, all mixed together in a show that will keep both children and adults entertained and enthralled.
Featuring performances from Pink Suits, Yshee Black, Rodent, Paris Grande, Vidya Patel plus the debut performance of our very own St Leonards Dance Troupe!
Families of all makes and models can get in on the fun and joy of cabaret at this open-air event featuring some of the best LGBTQ+ and allied performers that the UK has to offer.
This is an outside seated event and will go ahead whatever the weather – so please dress for the occasion.
The De La Warr Pavilion Rooftop is wheelchair accessible. Please see our access page for more details.
Gender neutral toilets are available on ground and first floors.
Sweet & Salty is produced by local arts charity Home Live Art.
10 % of ticket sales will be donated to Hastings Pride
DLWP will be waiving booking fees for this event.
Image: Pink Suits
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