Femme-friendly nightlife spaces to shake a leg at in London

Femme-friendly nightlife spaces to shake a leg at in London

Get ready to skin out at these femme-friendly events – we’ll see you there!

London’s nightlife scene is never short of queer and femme-friendly nightlife events. These collectives and initiatives are creating safe, inclusive spaces for queer, trans and intersex people of colour (QTIPOC) in the capital – the perfect spaces to let off some steam and shake a leg pon di dance floor. From a pyjama party for “sexy ladies” to an award-winning Grammy artist at London’s very own LICK events, this list has got you covered for the best femme friendly and queer spaces in London for you to visit! 

LICK EVENTS [@lickevents]

Credits: LICK EVENTS / Sister Magazine
Credit: LICK EVENTS/ Dice

NEXT EVENT: MYA X LICK, FRI 25 MARCH

LICK events is “By wxmen, for wxmen”. A momentous achievement for QTIPOC nightlife in London, LICK events went from being a monthly club night to securing a fully-fledged venue in the Fire and Lightbox Complex in Vauxhall. Nightlife is changing and has done so over the past 2 years due to the pandemic but LICK remains one of the leading club nights for queer womxn by queer womxn. Grammy award-winning artist MYA is now flying all the way to the UK for LICK’S next event on 25 March – we can’t wait!

SEXY LADY MASSIVE [@Sexyladymassive]

Credit: Sexy Lady Massive / RA

NEXT EVENT: SLM: THE PJ PARTY, THURS 24 MARCH 

Sexy Lady Massive is a club night celebrating women and hosting multi-genre parties, in the sexy lady community. Their opening event, “$weet One Central”, featured womxn-run businesses and female DJs bringing a great vibe to the London nightlife scene. Their next event is a slumber party edition, hosted at a secret location and for all the sexy ladies to have some girly fun!

INFERNO [@inferno_london]

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Credit: INFERNO / RA

NEXT EVENT INFERNO: RAVE 4 SWEAT, FRI 25 MARCH 

“INFERNO is a collaborative club night brought to you by performance artist and DJ Lewis G. Burton. INFERNO has grown into a community space giving a platform to emerging trans+, non-binary and queer artists and DJs as well as showcasing new works by resident performance artists and special guests alike. Curated by Burton they will marry the camp with the underground, pop with techno and the good with the bad, creating an exciting new clubbing environment with a community focus. Expect transgressive performances, spectacular visuals and a killer soundtrack from London’s queer underground.”

NOTOK [@notokclub]

Credit: NOT OK / The Yard Theatre
Credit: NOT OK / The Yard Theatre

NEXT EVENT: NIGHT DRAFTS: NOT OK, FRI 25 MARCH

“Dive back into the glory days of your teenage angst with our Emo Pop Punk party. With music from Panic! at the Disco, Paramore, Willow, Rico Nasty and more – there’s music for every type of EOC (emo of colour).”

PXSSYPALACE [@pxssypalace]

Credit: Pxssy Palace / GUAP
Credit: Elise Rose / Pxssy Palace

NEXT EVENT: PXSSY PALACE PRESENTS FAIRYCORE, SAT 09 APR

“PXSSY PALACE is an arts platform rooted in intentional nightlife, celebrating black, indigenous and people of colour who are women, queer, intersex, trans or non-binary. We provide space to dance, connect and engage, whilst encouraging consent, sexual freedom, pleasure, expression and exploration of our authentic selves.”

MISERY [@miseryparty]

Credit: Misery Party

“MISERY is a mental health collective and sober club night centering healing and joy for queer, transgender, non-binary & intersex Black people and people of colour.”

QUEER BRUK [@queerbruk]

Credit: Queer Bruk / Stay Happening

“London’s go-to Dancehall and afrobeats night for queer POC a platform and club collective, founded in 2018, which attempts to centre and elevate queer people of colour at the very heart of its agenda. Through putting on inclusive LGBT+ club nights infused with Dancehall, Afrobeats and Soca rhythms, the platform aims to create positive spaces where marginalised people from across the spectrum can feel at ease and totally uninhibited by the institutionalised structures that are often at play when it comes to party politics.”

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