Queer kink market with erotic LGBTQIA+ small businesses, fundraising for trans charities and raffle prizes, hosted by Lee Peart, ages 18+.
Deviants Market returns to Komedia on Sunday 29 November with Night Of The Living Deviants, a queer kink market that brings together a range of erotic LGBTQIA+ small businesses under one roof. It's a daytime affair rather than a night out, so if you're usually out late on a Sunday, this flips the script: doors open at 10:30 am in the Komedia Basement, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN.
The market is built around the stalls, where you'll find a variety of erotic LGBTQIA+ small businesses selling their work side by side. It's a good spot to browse and chat with the makers, and it's just as much about meeting like-minded people as it is about what's on the tables. Beyond the shopping, the day raises money for trans* charities and fundraisers, with raffle prizes up for grabs throughout.
Running the show is Lee Peart, a compere who's been described by reviewers as warm, funny and sharp-eyed, and who keeps things moving across the day. The whole thing is open to anyone 18+, and because it's a market rather than a ticketed show, you can drift in and out when it suits you.
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So, if you're in Brighton on the last Sunday of November and fancy a morning or afternoon spent among queer erotic businesses, that's the one. Doors open at 10:30 am at the Komedia Basement, and it's 18+.
