Feminist Variety Show at Royal City Brewing Co.

Date: Saturday, April 29
Doors Open: 7:30 PM
Show Start: 8 PM
Location: Royal City Brewing Company
Address: 199 Victoria Rd S, Guelph ON

Tickets: $30*
Buy Tickets HERE

Amanda Muise
Angela Josephine
Ben Gorodesky
Ishra Blanco
Lex & Pepper
Mabe Kyle
Mary Wyga
Nimmi Kal
Olive von Topp
Tammy the Brown
The Optimal Tease
Siyobin Blanco
And more to be announced!

There is a large curb in front of the venue. There is a ramp and accessible parking spot near the U-Haul rental facility. You are also able to enter through the rear entrance of the brewery on York Road, there will be an accessible spot marked with a pylon.
We aim to create a navigable space for those who use mobility aids.

This show will include low-lighting, loud music, cheering and bright stage lights (no flashing).

The seating will be at small tables and there will be chairs with backs and arms.

We will also have ear plugs available at the event for those who are sensitive to sound or have sensory processing issues.

There will be food and drink available for purchase.

If you have a question or suggestion regarding accessibility please email us at [email protected] as we are always looking for ways to improve.

Email [email protected] or message us if you are interested in volunteering!

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Feminist Events by Siyobin is a Guelph-based event planning company that is dedicated to dismantling the patriarchy through an intersectional feminist approach. Siyobin aims to create more inclusive spaces while supporting and celebrating marginalized creatives, organizations and business owners.

Siyobin Blanco is a well-respected and award-winning multidisciplinary dancer, activist, community organizer and Reiki Master. She dances primarily with Invoketress Dance in Guelph, ON. She is a queer person of colour with an invisible disability. She uses all of her avenues of creativity as a platform for social justice, representation of intersectionality and healing.