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Scene Guide: So Many Choices This Weekend

Scene Guide 8Friday

I Love Girls

I Love GirlsA new girls night launches at Geisha Bar.

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Lick Entertainment are launching a new night. The DJ’s include Curlee, P Lilly, Sammi and Melbourne’s Cookie.

Doors open at 10pm.

Night of the Living Dead

The Court Hotel celebrates Friday the 13th with a horror themed night. Pull out your zombie masks, your vampire teeth, your Morticia dresses or maybe just rock up hungover without your make-up on….however you play it make sure it’s SPOOKY!

Starts at 8pm, through till 2am.  Free entry until 10pm. 50 Beaufort Street, Perth.

Must be the Music

Head to Connections Nightclub for their weekly installment of ‘Must Be The Music’. Let their DJs play with you and tease you as they lead you through a journey of disco, house, progressive and even a touch of techno.

Connections Lounge Bar opens at 8pm until 10pm. Free entry until 11pm. 81 James Street, Northbridge.

Saturday

Winter Warmer

Dyke Drama and The Sparrow’s Nestcombine to present an evening of poetry and film.

State Library of Western Australia, 25 Francis Street Northbridge. Starts at 5:45pm.

Sideshow

Step right up come and see the greatest show on earth. Contortionists, strongmen, and other feats of athleticism. Filled with strange creatures, exotic beasts and bearded ladies.

Connections Lounge Bar opens at 8pm until 10pm. Free entry until 11pm. 81 James Street, Northbridge.

 

Sunday

Sundays at Swallow

Drop in a for a great glass of wine and some amazing food plus there is live music.

Open from 4pm, 198 Whatley Crescent, Maylands

Love Sundays

Head to Luxe Bar as Love Sunday’s celebrate their 5th Birthday. Check out their amazing new winter cocktail menu. DJs include Feminem the Future and Rob dB.

Luxe Bar, 8pm  until midnight, 446 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley.

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