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Heckin’ Queer presents another edition of:

PUPPY LOVE: A Heckin’ Queer Dance Party!

FLIRTY NON-BINARY FUN | GOOD MUSIC | GOOD QUEERS
SELL YOUR SOUL TO THE DANCEFLOOR | FALL IN PUPPY LOVE

NO GIMMICKS | NO GENDER | JUST DANCE

Spinnin’ all the best in:
That gay sh*t | pop & remixes | bubbly deep house & bass | danceable disco | hip hop jams and allllll the floor fillin’ classics

FEBRUARY MEANS VALENTINE’S AND THAT MEANS THE RETURN OF:

👉🏻🍭✨ FREE CANDY✨🍭👈🏻

ARE YOU IMMUNE TO CUPID’S ARROW?

BECAUSE THE LOVE GOD IS STRINGING THEIR BOW AND AIMIN’ RIGHT FOR YOUR HEART!

GRAB YOUR
-LOVERS
-PARTNERS
-FUK BUDS
-METAMOURS
-PARAMOURS
-ARO SEX PALS
-QUEER PLATONIC FAM
-AND ACE CUDDLE BUDDIES

We’re gonna show Cupid there’s way more to love than
Basic Binch Hallmark Heteromance…

LOOK INSPO:
-Candy Heart Dust
-Revenge Dresses
-The Special Valentine for Your Childhood Crush
-Red, Pink or White Monochromatic Commitment
-Discount Boxes of Chocolate and The Feminist Deconstruction of Rom Coms

LINE UP

HOST:
William Lavinia (IG: @william.lavinia): local party deity dreamboat | naked internet trash | worried dad

DJs:
10-12:30: Johnny B Goode (IG: @gojbggo): Our in-house beau is back to tug on your heartstrings and get you on your feet! He’ll be spinnin’ his seamless mix of upbeat remixes and vibeable house—

12:30-2:30: Hadara [Jenny Laiwint] (IG: @jlaiwint): She’s back to shoot you straight through the heart, with bass! You loved her in July for Summer Heat, and we can’t wait to fall in love all over again as she closes out our night and gets us in the mood–

GO GO:
11PM-1:30AM Babia Majora (IG: @babia_majora): Our Godexx of love is back! Also known as Devon Creme, they’ll be keeping it sweet, casting their spell and taking your monetary, foldable declarations of love all night long 💸✨

HEARTFELT TRASH™ INTERNET PROJECTIONS by Łady Kunterpunt (IG: @ladykunterpunt) spooky clown practitioner | sims addict | self-identified idiot

DOOR: Heath Ritchie (IG: @iam.heathcliff) capable capricorn | hot vampire boi | plant guardian

DEETS:
FEB 8TH
10PM DOOR | $5 | NO ONE WILL BE TURNED AWAY BECAUSE OF LACK $$$, if you don’t have $5 to spare, please come dance anyway, you will be let in!

ACCESSIBILITY:
-Unfortunately The Beaver is not accessible (one step at front door, four stairs leading to bathroom)
-Please message Heckin’ Queer or William Lavinia directly if there is any way we can make this event better for you or assist night of in anyway
-The Beaver has two single occupant gender neutral washrooms
-There are places to sit in the bar area and the patio, as well as a bench on the dance floor

THERE IS NO COAT CHECK AT THE BEAVER

The loyal and lovely staff of THE BEAVER as well as THE HOST are ALL SAFE FOLX TO BRING ANY CONCERNS TO

OPPRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR WILL NOT BE TOLERATED, stay cool, don’t ruin a good dance floor

KEEP YOUR JUDGEMENTS AND LOOKISMS AT HOME THIS FLOOR IS FOR EVERYONE

As we gather in this radical queer space we would like to acknowledge that we are meeting on aboriginal land that has been inhabited by Indigenous peoples from the beginning. As settlers, we’re grateful for the opportunity to meet here and we thank all the generations of people who have taken care of this land – for thousands of years. Long before today, as we gather here, there have been aboriginal peoples who have been the stewards of this place In particular, we wish to acknowledge the Ancestral Traditional Territories of the Ojibway, the Anishnabe and, in particular, the Mississauga’s of the New Credit whose territory we are gathering on today. This territory is covered by the Upper Canada Treaties. We recognize and deeply appreciate their historic connection to this place. We also recognize the contributions of Métis, Inuit, and other Indigenous peoples have made, both in shaping and strengthening this community in particular, and our province and country as a whole. As settlers, this recognition of the contributions and historic importance of Indigenous peoples must also be clearly and overtly connected to our collective commitment to make the promise and the challenge of Truth and Reconciliation real in our communities, and in particular to bring justice for murdered and missing indigenous women and girls across our country.