Club night headlined by Protect Scouse Dolls with a fashion runway, part of the Homotopia Festival 2026.
Protect Scouse Dolls are taking over Invisible Wind Factory on Friday 13 November with Dolls After Dark, a club night that runs a fashion runway alongside DJs and live performances. It's their own night, so they're the ones calling the shots on the music and the runway.
The night sits inside the Homotopia Festival 2026, themed We Come Together this year, which runs from 17 October to 1 December. Homotopia is the UK's longest-running LGBTQIA+ arts and culture festival, and it's been going since 2004. Over those four weeks, it fills the city with performance, visual art, film, music, workshops and club nights, and holds a vigil at Liverpool Parish Church on World AIDS Day. The festival draws on Liverpool's own Queer community, and Dolls After Dark is one of the club nights that makes up the programme.
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So, on the night itself, you've got the runway, the DJs, and the performances all coming from Protect Scouse Dolls. It's a club night in the fullest sense, with the music and the fashion running together rather than one following the other. It's part of a wider month of Queer art across the city, and it falls on the Friday of the festival's second half, well after the opening on 17 October and before the whole thing wraps up on 1 December.
