Sunday Cabaret at The Divine
The Divine 33 Stoke Newington Road, London, United KingdomCabaret on a Sunday at The Divine, a queer cabaret and party space. Showtime is usually around 7 pm, with some shows earlier in the afternoon. Check event […]
The Divine is an exciting LGBTQ+ nightlife space in London. Situated in the vibrant heart of Dalston, East London the venue opened in 2024. It was founded by prominent figures in London’s queer scene, including drag artists Jonny Woo and John Sizzle, and producer Colin Rothbart. This venue has emerged as the spiritual successor to The Glory, a beloved queer pub that played a significant role in shaping London’s aLondon’sve nightlife for nearly a decade.
The Divine is more than just a bar. The Divine is a bar, a lively performance space, nightclub, and cultural hub. Renowned for its bold and experimental programming, The Divine hosts a wide variety of events, including drag shows, cabaret performances, live music, comedy, and late-night DJ sets. The lineup reflects The Divine’s mission to celebrate all aspects of LGBTQ+ creativity. This approach makes it a magnet for artists, performers, and audiences seeking experiences beyond the mainstream.
The Divine stands out for its distinctly underground, inclusive atmosphere. It attracts a younger, artsy crowd and promotes a sense of community that encourages individuality and self-expression. The venue prioritises inclusivity and maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy against discrimination, ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.
The Divine is located near other LGBTQ+-friendly venues in Dalston. The Divine adds to a vibrant collection of queer spaces in East London. This area is often referred to as a new “pink triangle”. As many queer venues face closure due to economic challenges, places like The Divine are vital in supporting and preserving London’s LGBTQ+ culture.
The Divine is a vibrant, community-focused venue that combines nightlife with artistic expression, providing a fresh, unapologetically queer experience in one of the city’s most creative neighbourhoods.
The Divine Opening Hours: Mon 5 pm – 11 pm, Tue 5 pm – 12 am. Wed – Thu 5 pm – 12:30 am, Fri – Sat 5 pm – 3 am, Sun 5 pm – 12:30 am.
Cabaret on a Sunday at The Divine, a queer cabaret and party space. Showtime is usually around 7 pm, with some shows earlier in the afternoon. Check event […]
An alternative cabaret bar hosting cabaret and drag shows throughout the week. Check venue website for tonight’s show at The Divine. Check for tonight’s cabaret show here.
An alternative cabaret bar hosting cabaret and drag shows throughout the week. Check venue website for tonight’s show at The Divine. Check for tonight’s cabaret show here.
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