What are you doing in MY swamp... AGAIN?! That's right, calling all fairytale creatures for a night of dancing and drag, even BETTER than last year's!
DJ J-Demi will be spinning the swampiest beats all night featuring pop up performances by Justin Toodeep, Dia Monde, Moe Mustacherides and Ruby Ram! We're doing everything BIGGER, more party lights, more thumping bass, more ogre and more green beer! (It is St Patrick's Day weekend of course, and a true ogre delicacy)
Where: Haven Music Hall... Duh!
When: Doors open at 8:00pm, pop up numbers start at 9:30
And don't forget to don your best fairytale garb to grab the best dressed award of the night and a FABULOUS prize! Tickets available $10 advance or if you snooze it will be $15 at the door, so don't miss out on your Happily ever after! THIS IS A 19+ EVENT
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Accessibility
Haven Music Hall is a street-level small music venue without fixed seating. This show is combination standing and seating room only. Our entrance exterior is a 34" wide door that has a small lip/step up from the street. Once inside, our entrance vestibule has three steps up into the space with an interior entrance opening of 70". We have two single-use washrooms with toilets. If you'd like more information about accessing our space please email abigail@havenmusichall.com.
Safer Spaces Policy/Code of Conduct
Haven Music Hall (HMH) is committed to ensuring a safer show experience for musicians, audiences, staff, and volunteers. If you see or experience any form of harassment or abuse please inform the bar staff on site. If you experience harassment or abuse and wish to inform us after the fact please email abigail@havenmusichall.com. This email is read by the HMH owners only and any reports of safety violations will be treated as confidential. Incidents that are reported in real time are written up by the handling staff member and are confidential and kept on file. Abuse and harassment of an audience member, musician, HMH staff, security, or volunteers will result in immediate ejection from the premises, potential probationary period, and potential banning from the premises. As event coordinators we prioritize the experiences of the musicians, staff, and audience members, so patrons who are being disruptive to the performance or bothering staff will be asked to stop their disruptive actions, and may/or be asked to leave the premises.