A strictly ‘no men allowed’ club night is coming to British shores

More 'no men allowed' club nights are scheduled to take place across the country

A nightclub in Manchester will be hosting a 'no men allowed' club night as part of a nationwide tour. Lick Events will be taking over the Ritz nightclub on May 7 for its women-only night. The company say that their nights are "for women, by women" and have a strict "no men allowed" policy. The idea is that women and trans people are given a space where they can party safely. The no men allowed nights have been running for a while now, with the first ones taking place in London's Vauxhall district in 2019. Lick nights are also scheduled to take place in at Concorde 2 in Brighton (April 30) and The Mill in Birmingham (May 6). The lineup for the Manchester event will include DJ sets from Monique B, Janelle Wynter and Miller Black. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb5e7n7AvfK/

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One person commented: "You know how I know this works? Because it would never work if it was an all men bar. Men go on the pull. Girls go to have fun." Another wrote: "I am a middle aged het [heterosexual] man and love this. Women partying with women will be a fun atmosphere." "It's like all the drunken love in women's bathroom in a club - but it's the whole club!" a third added. Several others voiced their love for the idea, with one person from the Netherlands saying they would love a similar night there and to have a "night out without being harassed." Related links:

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