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Cyb3r

Free – book in advance

For the second year in a row, CYB3R is hosting an afterparty as part of the Tramlines Fringe at DINA.

This time, they're doubling the celebrations and throwing their first pride party!

CYB3R is a collective of queer artists that bring hyperpop, electronic and dance music events to Sheffield. Their goal is to provide a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community to party their hardest.

DJs:
Bambi Smith
Gnarkill
Poor Spice

9pm–2am

Please note: this event is now fully booked – join the waitlist.

DINA have sadly announced that they're closing the venue. This weekend will be their last – so be sure to get down and party with these lovely folk one last time if you can!

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