Monthly pop-up adult nightclub for people with learning disabilities, with resident DJs, at the White Rock Theatre's Studio.
Millie's Nightclub is back at the White Rock Theatre on Friday 18 December, taking over Studio 27 in Hastings. It's a pop-up nightclub for adults with learning disabilities, run by Millie's, a service for young people and adults. The night runs about 180 minutes, it's for ages 18 and over, and carers go free.
Three resident DJs, all with disabilities, keep the music and dancing going throughout the night. Depending on the session, there's often more to it than just the decks: a live band, a local group performance, a themed night, or karaoke. It's held once a month in the theatre's newly refurbished Studio, so it's a regular fixture on the Hastings calendar rather than a one-off.
The night is run with a specific aim in mind: ensuring people have fun while also encouraging independence. That's why there's a small entry fee rather than it being free. It's a space for adults with learning disabilities to get out, dance, and socialise on their own terms.
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On the practical side, entry is £4, paid at the venue and cash is accepted. Doors open at 7pm, and the session runs for around three hours. A few house rules to keep in mind before you head down: no externally bought drinks or liquids are allowed inside, though certain food is. If you're planning to come along, just remember it's an 18+ night, and carers get in free.
