#troxy

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Day 2313, 22 October 2024

The wonderful Art Deco Troxy in Limehouse, London

Opened in 1933, the Troxy started life as a cinema. It was then used as an opera training school before becoming a bingo hall. It is now a live music venue

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Lorre's Cat Café: Troxy

Troxy technically isn't one of our cats, but he visits our cafe because he's Ugarte's brother, from the same mixed-breed litter. While not as immediately eye-catching as his brother, Trox is far more elegantly athletic. When startled, he doesn't tear about frantically like our Ugarte; instead, he sails around the furniture, turning escape into a form of expressive dance, usually seeking refuge somewhere high up. When captured, he only squirms until you start petting or scratching him, after which he'll turn surprisingly mellow.

Troxy is a YouTube celebrity in his own right, as his humans film him doing all kinds of stunts, often in different costumes.

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FKA twigs at the Artists for Aid charity event in London - 7/4/24

Wearing:

Elastomeric Tower Sleeves by Joel J Hunt

Bandage Bodysuit by Joel J Hunt and Anushka Sanghvi

Horn Bag and Belt by Cathy Meyong

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Siouxsie - Troxy, London 06/09/23

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GINAA GINNAAAAAAA

I am calm

It was filmed in a gay bar “the troxy”

I am calm

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In 2019, Troxy cemented its reputation as one of London’s flagship venues for LGBTQ+ led events, at a time when the number of safe spaces for queer nights in the capital seemed to be dwindling.

The historic East London concert and events venue has a superb track record with clients such as the London Gay Men’s Chorus, Gay Men’s Dance Company, Ru Paul’s Drag Race and Sink the Pink who ended the year with their spectacular New Year’s Eve party.

Arguably, a lot of the success Troxy has achieved has been through word of mouth. LGBTQ+ customers have regularly fed back how impressed they are with the welcoming security and bar staff, as well as promoters and organisers, who feel secure in the knowledge that the management team are on the same wavelength as them and understand the nuances of the LGBTQ+ community.

Troxy has worked hard to create a respectful and welcoming environment for everyone, ensuring that no one is subject to discrimination or harassment of any kind. All staff at the venue are highly trained to create a fully inclusive customer experience, from sensitive security searches to the use of gender-neutral pronouns, and the option of gender-neutral bathrooms.

In taking important steps to becoming a totally inclusive venue, Troxy has worked alongside the Met Police on their anti-hate crime campaign #WeStandTogether which provide visitors with easy ways to report hate crime, as well as implementing training for the management team from the Drinkaware support services.

Troxy is a unique building with character and versatility, that stands out amongst many of the venue offerings in London. This solid sense of self seems to resonate with the LGBTQ+ community because it is a space where anyone can enter and be who they are, as they are, and without judgement. Or as Glyn Fussell, co-founder of Sink the Pink, described it “It’s in a no man’s land and then you walk in and it’s like you’re inside a wedding cake.”

it is a space where anyone can enter and be who they are, as they are, and without judgement.

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Read full article here

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[earthtotanya]

Pinned up and ready to ask “How did we get here?” at the show today. I have to pinch myself every time I remember I’ve been watching Jack for three years now. Time sure does fly when someone’s videos are bringing a lot of light into your otherwise dark life. From 3M to 20M+, @therealjacksepticeye is still my sunshine and I’m still proud af of him. 🖤

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Katya sat on my lap

I’ve never been so happy. I feel like my life is complete.