Social distanced events: What’s coming up?
If you’ve missed going out as much as we have, then you’ll be pleased to know that 2020 isn’t a complete write-off. Just as we thought our social lives were doomed - distanced events have saved the day.
Going out shouldn’t be scary, which is why we’ve rounded up the best events with COVID-safe guidelines in place:
Disco Bottomless Brunch @ Dog and Whistle
When?
26th September
2pm-4pm or 4.30pm-6.30pm
What to expect:
For £35, you can enjoy three courses and unlimited bubbles. This week's guest is under wraps for now, but to give you an idea of who it might be -last week it was Glitterbox's Smokin' Jo. You’ll be seated under beach umbrellas, fairy lights and disco balls – the perfect way to end your summer.
COVID-19 measures:
As well as having a one-way system – each ‘pod’ will seat a maximum of six people and have space surrounding them. There will be marshals to ensure social distancing takes place.
LoveJuice Backstage Opening Party @ E1 London
When?
Every Saturday from 3rd October
2.30pm-9.30pm
What to expect:
After months of patiently waiting, LoveJuice is finally back on stage for the first time since lockdown and will be every weekend. We can only expect good things – especially after hearing the line-up which includes Sammy Porter and Saffron Stone. Tickets start at £7.50.
COVID-19 measures:
According to their website, the event will be held at a “smaller, limited capacity” and tables will be restricted to a maximum of six. There will also be hygiene stations and reminder signs.
Dance on Arrival: Winter Sessions and Friends @ The Cause
When?
11th October
12pm-5pm and/or 5.30pm-10pm
What to expect:
If their summer shows were anything to go by, we know you’ll have a great time. Located at The Cause in London - the stage and seating area are set in ‘tunnel underground vibes.’ They'll be serving street food, and a long list of cocktails will be waiting for you on arrival (including daiquiris, mojitos and pornstars). The tables will be fully heated, so there’s no need to worry about the cold. The tickets start at £25.
COVID-19 measures:
Guests will be seated at tables of six.
Solace @ Orange Yard
When?
26th September
1.30pm-9.30pm
What to expect:
This socially-distanced event features an exciting line-up including AJAX and Rhys the Kid. Celebrating three years of Solace - it will be held at Orange Yard, a venue which only opened last year in Soho. Tickets start at £40 for a table of four.
COVID-19 measures:
Guests will be sat at tables with a maximum of six people at them and groups must also arrive together. Table service will be provided.
Hotbed @Dog and Whistle
When?
29th November
Times TBA
What to expect:
Hotbed is coming to Hertford very soon for their winter special. The event is broken up into day and evening tickets, each with their own line-up. Whilst guests enjoy Dog and Whistle’s food and drinks - DJs such as Billy Cocks and Larry Langan will be playing. Tickets cost £50 including everything in a package.
COVID-19 measures:
Food and drink packages will be ordered before arrival to ensure social distancing. Tables will seat a maximum of six people to keep within Government guidelines.
Written by: Megan Milstead