Gay London Life | Mar '26 Edition - Magazine - Page 18
Have Yourself
Something
Sweet: Honey
Honey Lands at
Electrowerkz
A new Friday night is pouring into North
London this March as Honey Honey makes
its debut at Electrowerkz on Friday the 13th
March, 2026, running from 10pm until 4am.
The brainchild of Ian, DJ Cactushead, Honey Honey is built around a simple
background, or experience on the scene, build genuine connections, a place
idea: a properly curated, music-led night where the energy comes from the
to chat and catch up with plenty of room for a proper, sweat it out boogie with
decks outward. Expect a confident blend of house, hits, and joy!
mates old and brand new.
Electrowerkz in Angel is the perfect launchpad. Its industrial architecture
and multi-room layout create an atmosphere that feels expansive yet
Running until 4am, this is a full Friday session in the making - one that
starts sweet and builds into something far more intense as the night unfolds.
intimate, while the venue’s formidable sound system ensures every drop
lands exactly as it should. It’s a space made for movement - and Honey
Honey Honey
Honey will very much use it.
Friday 13 March 2026, 10pm–4am
As this is its first outing in Electrowerkz, the team is creating a night
Electrowerkz, 7 Torrens Street, EC1V 1NQ
that’s going to feel properly warm and welcoming, built on a kindness-first
Nearest station: Angel
energy but with zero dull moments. The whole point is giving lovely people
Tickets and more information on their
the freedom to fully let loose and have a great time, whatever their shape,
socials @clubhoneyhoney
Trans Pride Kent 2026
Kent’s first - and the country’s only county-wide - Trans Pride lands at Westgate
Hall in Canterbury on Saturday 28 March 2026, bringing a full day dedicated to
connection, visibility, and community support. Designed as a grassroots Pride with
real purpose, Trans Pride Kent focuses on linking the county’s trans community
with peers, local services, and LGBTQ+ allies in one welcoming space.
Across the day, you can expect community stalls, guest speakers, live acts,
and opportunities to meet organisations offering practical support. The aim is
simple: strengthen networks, share resources, and celebrate trans lives across
Kent and beyond.
Trans Pride Kent is the brainchild of LGBTQ+ activist Shea Coffey, co-founder
of Medway Pride Radio and Rainbows over Medway, alongside her wife Sarah.
Recently joined by Jordan Chan director of Swale Pride and founder
of Queer Kent Life - the team brings
together experience, activism, and
genuine grassroots energy.
Doors open at 10am, with tickets
essential. Whether you’re part of the
trans community, LGBTQ+ family or
an ally wanting to show up in person,
this is an important addition to Kent’s
Pride calendar.
Saturday 28 March 2026
Westgate Hall, Canterbury
Tickets and updates via Facebook
& Instagram: @transpridekent
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