A 12-hour daytime Pride party with disco, house and techno music, presented by Homostash.
Patterns hosts Pride Day Party: Just Keep Moving on Saturday 1 August, a twelve-hour daytime Pride party presented by Homostash. It's a long stretch of music that runs through the day rather than the night, with disco, house and techno on the go from start to finish.
Patterns sits at 10 Marine Parade, right on the seafront. It opened in 2015 and has since grown into a safe space for the city's underground club culture as well as a small live music venue that punches above its weight. The building stands on the site of a former art deco hotel and carries a deep musical heritage: Ted Potters Music Bar and the infamous Escape Club both called this spot home. The club has also been nominated for best club at the DJ Mag awards.
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Because it's a daytime party, you can get in early and stay as long as you like without having to wait for the sun to go down. The music moves across disco, house and techno, so the sound shifts throughout the twelve hours rather than sticking to one gear. Homostash is the name behind the whole thing, and the party is free to enter, so there's no ticket to sort in advance — you just turn up when you're ready.
