Sapphic Sounds Presents: Back to the 90's
Description
"Wannabe" dancing with the sapphics "baby one more time"?
This is THE queer throwback party you never knew you wanted đâ¨
On Friday 26th June from 10PM, weâre taking it back to the 90âs at The Mothership on Shortland Street where nostalgia meets queer joy, big energy, and iconic vibes all night long.
Expect hot girl music with no bounds delivered by a curated lineup of TÄmaki Makaurauâs finest. 90s bangers reworked and reimagined in a way youâve never heard before, with dance woven through the night bringing the energy, attitude, and edge.
Get ready for the Sapphic Siren dance crew to heat up the club & Drag King Romeo Blanco to dazzle the stage.
This is a space made by queers, for queers. A space to be loud, proud, and fully ourselves. Come ready for dancing, flirting, hyping each other up, and celebrating the era of pop icons, denim, and drama.
Dress up encouraged! 90âs realness in all it's glory. Think spice girl, emo, rave, indie, sporty chic, preppy, grunge... hello jorts and plaid anyone? This is your moment to serve a lewk. Weâll have a photographer capturing all the iconic fits and best dressed spot prizes, so donât hold back.
Doors open 10PM. Limited door sales available.
Save the date, gather your crew, and weâll see you on the dance floor đżđŞŠ
Please note this event is strongly 18+. By attending you agree to follow our community guidelines. By attending you consent to us capturing promotional content of the event to be used on our social media. Refunds will be accepted until 1 day before the event.
FAQs
- What are the Sapphic Sounds Community Guidelines?
When attending a Sapphic event, please respect our community guidelines (the bottom line? You can serve c*nt, but you can't act like one x)
Consent is KEY: Always ask for enthusiastic consent before engaging in any physical contact or interactions. No means no, and boundaries must be respected at all times. For our club nights, we also ask you to please respect our DJs and artists: no touching and no song requests. Please respect their creativity and talent.
Zero tolerance policy: We have zero tolerance for any hate and discrimination. Any form of hate speech, offensive behaviour such as racism, transphobia, fatphobia, homophobia and misogyny will not be tolerated.
Report any concerns: If you experience or witness any behaviours that make you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, please report to security, bar staff or Sapphic Soundâs staff.
If you are found to have breached these guidelines, you may be liable for immediate removal from the venue with no ticket refund available.
- Who are Sapphic Sounds events for?
Sapphic events cater to our FLINTA whÄnau (Female, Lesbian, Intersex, Non-binary, Trans and Agender people), a group that is often underrepresented in mainstream events and nightlife spaces. Our aim is to create a safe, inclusive, and celebratory environment where this community is centred.
Wider members of the LGBTQIA+ community and allies are always welcome to attend, as long as they are respectful, mindful, and supportive of the space weâve created.
- Can I get a refund if I can't come anymore?
Absolutely queen, life happens and we are happy to provide you with a 100% refund up to one day before the event. Simply request it through your Humantix account, and it will be automatically processed for you, no questions asked x
- Do you have any community concessions you could offer?
If the ticket cost is a barrier for you, please message us directly to access a community concession hellosapphicsounds@gmail.com or DM on instagram @sapphicsound. We encourage you to use this if you need it, no questions asked!
If you are in a position to purchase a full-price ticket, we also ask you to be mindful that this helps support community members who may need concession access.
- How do I get there?
The Mothership is right in the heart of Aucklandâs CBD, so itâs super easy to get to whether youâre taking public transport, walking, or grabbing a ride.
If youâre catching public transport, there are heaps of bus options along Queen Street, and WaitematÄ Station is just a short walk away if youâre coming by train.
Walking in? Easy â if youâre already around the CBD or Queen Street, youâre basically there. Itâs nice and central, so you wonât have to go far.
If youâre driving, thereâs some on-street parking nearby and a few parking buildings around the city. Just keep an eye on the signs for limits and fees.
We definitely recommend public transport, rideshare, or carpooling if you can. And if youâre planning on having a drink, make sure youâve got a safe way to get home sorted â Uber, a sober driver, or public transport all the way.
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