Queer House Party is camp, sexy, inclusive, and it’s live-streamed to you every Friday.
Resident DJs Harry Gay, Wacha and Passer bring you the bops, and they have an online chat hang-out hosted by the legendary Liv Wynter! It gets better – every week we have different special guests, drag queens and performers broadcasting their fabulousness straight into your living room!
This week they’re collaborating with the incredible United Strippers and their online strip night Cybertease and cabaret queens from SCARRLET-burlesque. Both groups will be blessing your screens with stunning dancing and performances throughout the night.
QX supports and stands with Queer House Party statement, ¨There is a historic understanding and solidarity between queers and sex workers as a result of a shared experience of marginalisation. With sex workers and strippers losing all of their bookings we’re collaborating with the Strippers Union on this night and then the day after at Cybertease. We are exchanging our services as an act of solidarity.¨
See you there!
More Queer House Party Info:
What is Queer House Party?
Born on the first Friday of lockdown, Queer House Party started with the aim of bringing solidarity and release to our community, and every week hundreds of us party together into the early hours. You can share your video, chat with other guests and REVEL in the sheer queer beauty of our house party.
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How does Queer House Party work?
Just before we go live at 21.00 we’ll send out a link on our socials that will transport you into the party. You can choose to share your video and dance along or just watch everyone else partying. You can also chat with other party guests in the main thread or send private messages 😉
We’ll be joined by performers each week who are spotlighted as a full screen, meaning we can all watch together.
Accessibility
Queer House Party is BSL interpreted by Max (@wheeliequeermerbabe).
In solidarity with our sober friends, we ask you to decant your drinks into cups and not take any substances on camera.
Please respect one another; do not assume anyone’s gender, ask for pronouns if you are unsure.
We do not accept prejudice based on religious beliefs, language ability, class or gender presentation. We do not tolerate ableism, ageism, body shaming, biphobia, fatphobia, homophobia, misogyny, racism, transphobia or xenophobia.
If we see anyone who is doing any of the above you will be removed from the stream and banned from Queer House Party.
Zoom is not a private space, and there are incidences where trolls have invaded public zoom meetings. We monitor the space constantly and will strive to ensure that this does not occur, but as with any public internet space, there is a risk of this occurring.
