Rumour has it….., the new club night for the LGBT clubbers was a huge success at Funfair on January 29, raising £205.17 for the Rainbow Fund in the process.
Organisers were taken aback by the numbers attending on the opening night which resulted in some people having to queue outside in the cold and rain to gain entry.
This has been remedied and you can now get fast track entry by going to Facebook.com/rumourhasitbrighton and following the links…., while the foyer of the club has also been altered to make entry quicker and more efficient.
The promoters would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who supported their conscience clubbing concept and donated so generously to the Rainbow Fund. Sexy door hostess’s Britney Fierce and Gia Massacre were relentless in keeping everyone reminded of the charitable nature of the evening, shaking their buckets while encouraging everyone to have fun.
The next soiree is back at Funfair on Friday, February 26 where, brace yourselves, DJ Lady Lola is in the house, and she is on a mission to play her music in the outrageous, in your face style that only Lola can. DJ King K returns with Michelle Griffen plus all the way from Dublin for the evening, is special boy guest DJ Citizen Black.
Doors open at 10pm and the party goes right through until 4am. Remember the warm up party is in Dr Brightons who are offering 2 for 1 cocktails and a free shot with each queue jump ticket. When they say a free shot this is an appropriate time to put money in the charity bucket.
Entry to the club is still free between 10 and 11…this is another appropriate time to put your money in the charity bucket!!
Once again the organisers will be collecting on behalf of The Rainbow Fund who through their grants programme give grants to LGBT/HIV organisations in Brighton and Hove who provide effective front line services to LGBT people in the city. In other words the money goes to those organisations most in need.
