Shelter Hall is bringing back its sell-out Drag Music Bingo for Pride Month, and this time every penny from ticket sales goes straight to Pride Community Foundation.
Taking place on Thursday 18 June, the evening will be hosted by Brighton favourite Alfie Ordinary and promises outrageous singalongs, the biggest prize haul yet, and, if previous form is anything to go by, at least one very enthusiastic conga line.
The prize list alone is worth showing up for. Tickets to Brighton Pride on the Park headlined by RAYE, an i360 Pod Ride, Tipsy Afternoon Tea at the Harbour Hotel, a turtle feeding experience for two at the Sea Life Centre, tickets to any show at The Old Market until the end of July, four premier enclosure tickets to Brighton Racecourse, and two tickets to Drag in the Park on 27 June featuring the legendary Dave Lynn and Drag Race UK finalist Kate Butch.
All proceeds support Pride Community Foundation, the not-for-profit organisation that funds and supports LGBTQ+ community projects throughout Brighton and beyond.
Doors open at 6pm, with bingo kicking off at 7pm. Shelter Hall is at Kings Road Arches, Brighton BN1 1NB.
Tickets are available now via Eventbrite. Book here.
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