A event held at Strange Brew on Wednesday 6th October. The event starts at 19:30.
We are very excited to welcome you to a celebration for the launch of Shon Faye's powerful new book: The Transgender Issue - An Argument for Justice
The publication of this much anticipated work signals the beginning of a new, healthier conversation about trans life. It is a manifesto for change, and a call for justice and solidarity between all marginalized people and minorities. Trans liberation, as Faye sees it, goes to the root of what our society is and what it could be; it offers the possibility of a more just, free and joyful world for all of us.
Hosted by Travis Alabanza
Q&A with Shon & Órla
Music provided by MICA
*Organised in association with Thorny*
Times
Doors at 7.30pm
Start time: 8pm - performance, readings and Q&A, followed by book-signing and music til late
Books will be available to purchase
We have a bar offering alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages as well as teas, coffees and bar snacks
Tickets
£8 full price ticket: for those with a stable income, able to comfortably cover all their essential needs - or -
Pay What You Can: for those who have low- or no income.
Please choose what to pay based on your financial circumstances. We want to ensure this event is accessible to everyone who wants to attend, while ensuring the essential costs can be covered. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds, and if this is a barrier for you please email [email protected]
Accessibility
The venue is step-free and wheelchair accessible throughout with a separate accessible WC, an ambulant WC and all-gender WC facilities.
For any specific access requirements, please email [email protected]
There will be 2 experienced door staff throughout the event
Getting to Strange Brew
We are located in Bristol City Centre on Fairfax Street. underneath NCP car park
Buses: All bus routes come to the centre, the nearest bus stops are Nelson Street (approx 1 minute walk) or The Haymarket (approx 5 minute walk)
Trains: Nearest station is Bristol Temple Meads (15 min walk / 6 min cycle)
Parking: NCP car park on Fairfax Street. Limited on-street paid parking may be available
Covid Policy
To help protect visitors and staff we ask that all attendees show an email or text confirmation of a negative lateral flow test (taken on the day) on arrival. We will also accept proof of double vaccination. Drinks can be ordered from the bar, although we do respectfully requests that masks are worn when at the bar
Entry requirements:
The publication of this much anticipated work signals the beginning of a new, healthier conversation about trans life. It is a manifesto for change, and a call for justice and solidarity between all marginalized people and minorities. Trans liberation, as Faye sees it, goes to the root of what our society is and what it could be; it offers the possibility of a more just, free and joyful world for all of us.
Hosted by Travis Alabanza
Q&A with Shon & Órla
Music provided by MICA
*Organised in association with Thorny*
Times
Doors at 7.30pm
Start time: 8pm - performance, readings and Q&A, followed by book-signing and music til late
Books will be available to purchase
We have a bar offering alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages as well as teas, coffees and bar snacks
Tickets
£8 full price ticket: for those with a stable income, able to comfortably cover all their essential needs - or -
Pay What You Can: for those who have low- or no income.
Please choose what to pay based on your financial circumstances. We want to ensure this event is accessible to everyone who wants to attend, while ensuring the essential costs can be covered. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds, and if this is a barrier for you please email [email protected]
Accessibility
The venue is step-free and wheelchair accessible throughout with a separate accessible WC, an ambulant WC and all-gender WC facilities.
For any specific access requirements, please email [email protected]
There will be 2 experienced door staff throughout the event
Getting to Strange Brew
We are located in Bristol City Centre on Fairfax Street. underneath NCP car park
Buses: All bus routes come to the centre, the nearest bus stops are Nelson Street (approx 1 minute walk) or The Haymarket (approx 5 minute walk)
Trains: Nearest station is Bristol Temple Meads (15 min walk / 6 min cycle)
Parking: NCP car park on Fairfax Street. Limited on-street paid parking may be available
Covid Policy
To help protect visitors and staff we ask that all attendees show an email or text confirmation of a negative lateral flow test (taken on the day) on arrival. We will also accept proof of double vaccination. Drinks can be ordered from the bar, although we do respectfully requests that masks are worn when at the bar
Entry requirements:
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