Homo Rodeo

Butter my butt and call me a biscuit! Welcome to the sexiest rodeo in town!

THEME: Homo Rodeo Club Night

WHEN: Saturday 22 August, 7pm - 1:30am

WHAT: Mechanical bull with sexiest rider contest, performances from Elle Diablo, Dominica De La Muerte, Flora and more. DJs. Cherry pie eating contest and many more surprises!

WHERE: Studio Take Care - 1 Pitt St, Brunswick 3056

This is a ticketed event.

This event includes a bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

IMPORTANT INFO: OUR VALUES

Take Care is a queer, sex positive studio that stands for love, connection, self-growth, empowerment, self-expression and celebration.

We strive to, and are dedicated to, offering a space that is safe, welcoming and joyous. We seek to support our community with an awareness of people’s varying needs within our space and an ongoing goal of meeting those needs as best as we can.

With a core value of inclusivity, we encourage people using the space to actively join us in our ongoing efforts for inclusivity.

ACCESSIBILITY

Our upper level is accessed via a flight of stairs and is currently not wheelchair accessible.

We are actively seeking funding to improve the overall accessibility of our space and apologise for the current accessibility restrictions of Take Care Social Club.

GETTING TO TAKE CARE

Pitt Street is located on the Lygon Street Tram line, serviced by the number 1 and 6 trams. Lygon Street tram stops are not ramp accessed stops. The closes ramp accessed tram stop to Take Care is Nicholson Street, stop 21 on the 96 tram line which is 950 meters away and requires crossing 4 streets, 3 of which has pedestrian lights.

The closest train station is Jewell Station which is 1.7km away.

Pitt Street has one accessible parking bay, one 30 minute parking bay, six 5 hour parking bays, three loading zones, seventeen unlimited parking pays and one 1 hour parking bay. Parks can be hard to come by on Pitt Street and we recommend Loyola Avenue as a secondary option for parking. No street crossing is required on the walk from Loyola Avenue to Take Care. Parking inspectors do patrol the area.

Take Care has two permanently fixed bicycle lock-up bars at the front of the building.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Studio Take Care acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation, the original owners of the land on which our studio stands.

We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging- as well as to all First Nations communities.

Sovereignty has never been ceded. Studio Take Care pays the rent with monthly contributions to paytherent.net