Disco night for adults with disabilities and additional needs and their carers to dance and socialise in an inclusive space.
Butterfly Club returns to The Drill on Wednesday 4 November, a disco night run specifically for adults with disabilities and additional needs, along with their carers. It's a night for dancing and socialising, and the organisers describe it as a safe, inclusive and welcoming space where everyone can relax, be themselves and enjoy a night out, with the chance to dance, socialise and make new friends in an environment built on acceptance, respect and fun. The night is for ages 14 and over, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.
Its home, The Drill, has a fair bit of history behind it. It was established in 1890 as the city's Drill Hall and served as a military training facility before being converted into a versatile arts and community venue, with a capacity of around 500. That means it's a proper room for a night like this, with plenty of space to move and plenty of room for people to come and go as they like.
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Doors open at 18:00 and the night runs until 22:00, so it's an early start and an early finish that doesn't stretch too far into the night. General admission is £5.00 including fees.
