Joy Collective Presents: The Pelican House Spring Party!

ADVANCE TICKETS SOLD OUT // MORE OTD! We've held 100 tickets back for sale on the door, so get down early if you've missed out! We're expecting a popular party and may need to do one-in, one-out. Please follow the instructions of our door team if this happens and avoid making noise on the street for our neighbours!  

To celebrate the arrival of Spring, we are THRILLED to welcome a very special guest (!!) to Pelican's dance floor. A local favourite, their killer selections have sent them touring from New York to Tokyo and If you’ve not heard their fearless club sets, you’ve probably enjoyed an earful on the radio… We love their deep unpretentious taste and cannot wait to welcome them - and you all - for an evening of electronic music to remember! 

As ever, vibes will be aided by:

– cosmic sounds from Joy Collective residents Bill Odyssey, Ben Voyage and Rosy Ross
– a killer sound system & live lighting wizardry
– cheap drinks served by our hot Pelican fam
– Safe Only CIC, our trusted peer-led welfare team, looking out for us.

As always, this party is political. Proceeds will be split between our a new community space at Pelican House and supporting social movements in London and beyond, so come along and meet your new comrades for a dance!

Pay-what-you-can* tickets in advance, more OTD. No one turned away for lack of funds. 

*It's an honesty box, so to the wealthy of you who should know better: we see you - and we judge! 

Artwork by our Bella, aka @.o.bella.o.

🎉 !! EVERYONE IS WELCOME: BRING YOUR FRIENDS !! 🎉

Accessibility info:

• The event space is level throughout - the bar, dancefloor and smoking area are all on the ground floor, as well as one accessible WC.

• There is a quiet space available throughout the night, with lift access.

• We sometimes use strobe lighting on the dancefloor.

We work with Safe Only Ltd, a queer peer-to-peer welfare service. If something or someone is bothering you, look out for a member of the team - they’ll be wearing a pink hi vis. They are a lovely bunch, and trained to offer non-judmental advice, assistance and harm reduction.

There will be some tickets on the door - no one will be turned away for lack of funds.