Seanchoíche (pronounced Shanna-Key-Huh), the storytelling night, is coming BACK to London in June. The event is taking place on 13th June at Peckham Levels, London.

The theme of the night is MISTAKES. All stories told will revolve around this theme. Stories can be personal anecdotes based on your own experience, or the experience of someone in your life, they can be fictional pieces, they can be monologues, poetry or anything that you consider a story.

We will have arranged storytellers on the night, but if you get the urge to stand up and tell a story when you're at the event on the night, you are welcome to do so. Storytellers can contact hello@seanchoiche.com to let us know they are volunteering prior to the event.

'Empathy is remembering that everybody has a story. Multiple stories.' - Kae Tempest

“60 SECONDS, ONE MIC, THE AUDIENCE ARE THE SPEAKERS !!! I HAD SO MUCH FUN LAST NIGHT I NEARLYYYY CRIEDDDDD !!!” – @lemelp

“Wow wow wow. Last night was so so magical. @SpecialGuestLDN has literally changed my view on community and our generation. If you stop to listen to people you can be so inspired.” – @afrocreative

“Such a simple idea but inspiring: emotional, hilarious, motivational & genuinely hopeful.” – @RobinSkyer

"Completely unforgettable. I almost didn't go because I thought it was a 'spoken word' night... it wasn't that at all." – @ruthlssmusic

Special Guest are back with another very special, exciting collab with Peng Femme Jam!

It’s still one mic, one minute, but with a musical twist as the Peng Femme Jam house band will be jamming on stage and responding to whatever you share and do!

Huh?

Special Guest is the open mic night where anything goes. Anyone can take the stage to share anything for 60 seconds. Expect creative talks, shower thoughts, true stories, hidden talents, deep and meaningfuls, and much more.

 How it works:

• Listen, clap, cheer. Support your fellow special guests. 

• Sit back, listen, and enjoy the ride. 

• If you want to, you can take the mic to share anything for 60 seconds. It's optional.

Previously, members of the audience have taken the mic to… share their grandmother’s wisdom, say what they wish they’d said to their ex, dance, announce a surprise holiday, apologise to their vagina, play the nose flute, pun on command, ask for a hug, reveal a tattoo of Phil Mitchell, share their life motto, fulfil their dream to crowdsurf, source baby name suggestions, observe a minute of silence, form a human pyramid, serenade the audience, thank their dad, hand out free plantain, and much more.

Peng Femme Jam is a live-music jam session, for peng people, highlighting & nurturing femme talent! 

Peng Femme Jam (PFJ) was born as a reaction to the male-dominated music/jam scene in London, and designed as a gender-diverse live, improvised event. We aim to create an inclusive and nurturing space for women, queer, and trans global majority musicians to play together and build their musicianship, nurture their creativity and reach their potential as self-sufficient artists/musicians.

Join us for an enlightening talk that explores one of the most significant and often misunderstood, phases of a woman’s hormonal journey: menopause.

In this session, Dr Nicky Keay, a leading expert in hormone health, will guide us through the fascinating science behind perimenopause and menopause.

You’ll discover how hormonal changes can bring about a wide range of symptoms - from hot flushes and sleep disturbances to cognitive changes and emotional shifts - and what these changes mean for long-term health. We’ll also explore how lifestyle choices and Hormone Replacement Therapy can help you navigate menopause with clarity and confidence.

Whether you're experiencing menopause yourself or supporting someone who is, this talk offers clear, science-backed advice and practical tools to help you thrive.

Doors open at 7pm, talk starts at 7.30pm - come down early to grab a good seat!

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Speaker bio: Dr Nicky Keay is a medical doctor specialising in exercise endocrinology and hormone health. Her clinical work centres on supporting women - including exercisers, dancers, and athletes – through hormonal transitions, including managing perimenopause, menopause, and Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDs). Her research on the interactions between lifestyle and hormone networks has been published in peer-reviewed journals. She is the author of “Hormones, Health and Human Potential”, and editor of “Myths of Menopause”. As a member of the British Menopause Society (BMS), she has completed the BMS Principles and Practice of Menopause Care Training and Management of Menopause Certification. Dr Keay provides personalised, evidence-based hormone health advice to help women optimise health, wellbeing, and performance at every life stage.

Testimonials from our guests

Seed Talks created a friendly and inclusive atmosphere, it was a really wonderful experience. Thank you Seed Talks for facilitating such a powerful and important platform. 100% recommend you check out a Seed Talk near you! - Anna F.

Seed Talks have done an incredible job at making insanely cool topics easily digestible and enjoyable to learn about for ones self improvement. It's like Ted Talks, but cooler? And more accessible! - Eva W

I've attended a few of your talks over the past few months and have absolutely loved them so first of all thank you so much for bringing joy and understanding to the world of neuroscience. - Joe F

Experience the future of UK jazz at NYJO's new monthly residency at Peckham Levels.

Each month, a different ensemble of NYJO Emerging Professionals will work with Ahnansé (Steam Down) and a special guest artist from the SE London jazz scene to create a one-off 45-minute set of original music, followed by an open jam session.

Expect bold, original music, boundary-pushing improvisation from London’s top emerging jazz talent.

With collaboration, community, and creative expression at its heart, this residency will create a space where jazz lovers of all backgrounds are welcome.

Alongside NYJO musicians, second in the series will be pioneering tuba player, Theon Cross.

About NYJO:

Also known as the National Youth Jazz Orchestra, NYJO is an organisation dedicated to making jazz and creative music-making more accessible to early-career musicians, young people, and audiences across the country. Throughout our activity, we seek to create a meeting ground between the established and the experimental – the past, present, and future – to build bespoke programmes which cater to lifelong and new jazz fans.

About Theon Cross:

Theon Cross is one of those rare musicians whose vision has redefined their instrument. Through his combination of technical mastery, studio smarts, deep musical knowledge and expansive vision, the power and originality of Theon’s playing has reinvented the tuba’s place in modern music. He has released 2 highly acclaimed albums - Intra-I and FYAH - under his own name as well as the Affirmations EP and Wings single. Throughout the years he has collaborated with the likes of Kano, Theo Croker, The Smile, Little Simz, Stormzy, Jon Batiste and many more. For over a decade he was a core member of the Mercury nominated Sons of Kemet and came up through the Kinetika Bloco and Tomorrow’s Warriors. He studied at Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

Discover the hidden symbols, icons and secret languages of LGBTQ+ history - and the tactics used to silence people. Followed by Q&A.

Welcome to the OneHub Youth Festival!

Date: 30th May 2025

Location: In conjunction with Peckham Levels.

Get ready for a day filled with fun, music, and creativity! The OneHub Youth Festival is the place to be for all young people of Southwark looking to have a blast. Join us for live performances, interactive workshops, and delicious food. Meet new friends, showcase your talents, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

It all starts at 11am and goes through to 6pm in the evening, and you can come to as much or as little as you want. Don't miss out on this epic event - mark your calendars now!

“Bella! Where the hell have you been, loca?”

Hopefully studying up on your Twilight trivia, because quiz night is coming—and it’s going to be immortal.

On 29th May, step into the moody, sparkly world of Twilight for a night of trivia, drama, and the unspoken promise that someone will yell “Say it. Out loud.”

Think you know your Volturi from your veggie vamps? Can you remember Edward’s broody lines without laughing? “This is the skin of a killer, Bella” – yeah, sure, Edward. Sure it is.

Tickets are going faster than a Cullen in a Volvo.

“You better hold on tight, spider monkey” – this quiz is coming in HOT (unlike Edward’s body temperature).

In partnership with Jubel Brewery.

• Doors open at 7:30pm

• Quiz starts at 8:00pm

• Tickets are £3 per person, teams no bigger than 6 people

• First Place: £50 Bar Tab

• 20% off drinks for ticket holders throughout the night

• Food served all evening

Oxford band Low Island announce their third album, bird, produced by Grizzly Bear’s Chris Taylor and due for release May 29th on their own label Emotional Interference. 

The announcement comes with a string of intimate, In-the-Round, album launch parties and a new single ‘spit it out,’ with a video directed by fashion photographer Brian Rankin.

The May album shows will be an opportunity for audiences to experience the music of bird ‘In the Round’ for a string of intimate album launch parties.

Low Island are an independent band from Oxford, UK. Their first album reached #5 in the UK Independent Chart, finding them champions in 6music’s Chris Hawkins (‘beautifully produced’), Radio 1’s Jack Saunders (‘stunning’) and Apple Music’s Zane Lowe ('incredible band…if you were to put together Radiohead, LCD Soundsystem, Caribou and Glass Animals’). They have been supported across the US' KEXP, KCRW, Australia's Double J, and Germany’s DLF Nova and NDR. Rolling Stone, in an interview with the band, lauded their ‘pop instinct with avant garde ambition,’ with Line of Best Fit describing the band as ‘arena ready.’ They have previously supported artists including Hot Chip, Friendly Fires, Django Django, TEED and The Boxer Rebellion. They have performed at festivals such as Glastonbury, Lollapalooza Berlin, Openair Zurich, SXSW and Prague’s Metronome. 

bird is Low Island’s third album, due for release 29.05.25 on their own label, Emotional Interference. 

We will be exploring how movement can provide connection, resilience & hope. The event will include a therapeutic movement workshop led by Camps Breakerz co-founder Ahmed Alghariz; a panel discussion with Ahmed and Palestinian dancers & artists; live music and dance performances; DJs, MCs & rappers; and a Get Down for Gaza breaking competition.

SOUNDS LiKE CHAOS presents Ballyman, a powerful short film by Faruq Adigun, exploring the blurred lines between psychosis and spirituality. Directed by Roisin Feeny and co-produced with VIDEOfeet, Ballyman follows Deji, a young Black man from South East London, as he navigates the city cloaked in his balaclava. As his mental state deteriorates, a new path of self-discovery begins to unfold one that’s as isolating as it is enlightening.

Film Screening
Live Music from Rezon8 + Faruq Adigun
Small Group Discussions on Black male mental health

This is more than a screening it’s a space to reflect, connect, and vibe. Expect honest conversations, atmospheric sounds, and a cinematic experience that lingers.

All are welcome

VIDEOfeet is a Hertfordshire-based film and video production company that blends artistic innovation with technical expertise in short-form promos, narrative films, artist moving image, and documentary-style film.

SOUNDS LiKE CHAOS is a radical youth arts collective based in South East London. We make work that is responsive to our time, creating urgent, accessible, cultural interventions through the lens of our collective. Together we are reimagining the future of our communities through creating new devised performances and developing new diverse artists and arts leaders, employing, supporting and commissioning the next generation of emerging artists and change makers.

Age Guidance: 15+

Content Warning: The evening will include discussions of mental health with potentially strong language. The film contains drug use and explores mental health and psychosis.

Access: This event is Relaxed. You are free to make noise, leave and re-enter the space as you please. The venue is also step-free.

Join us at Peckham Levels for a showcase of powerful creative expressions from individuals drawing on their lived experience of mental health and wellbeing.

Held during Mental Health Awareness Week, this interactive event will feature a range of creative expressions, including poetry, artwork and performances, alongside a set of co-created zines developed by lived experience experts, Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) consultants, researchers and postgraduate students at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN). Together, they have developed three bold and thought-provoking zines exploring mental health, diagnosis, stigma and spirituality.

Expect an evening of engaging talks, open conversations and artistic expression in a relaxed setting with drinks and nibbles. Whether you have lived experience, work in mental health, or are simply curious to learn more, this is a space for you.

The event is hosted by the Psychosis and Mood Disorders theme and the Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement core programme at the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre.

“60 SECONDS, ONE MIC, THE AUDIENCE ARE THE SPEAKERS !!! I HAD SO MUCH FUN LAST NIGHT I NEARLYYYY CRIEDDDDD !!!” – @lemelp

“Wow wow wow. Last night was so so magical. @SpecialGuestLDN has literally changed my view on community and our generation. If you stop to listen to people you can be so inspired.” – @afrocreative

“Such a simple idea but inspiring: emotional, hilarious, motivational & genuinely hopeful.” – @RobinSkyer

"Completely unforgettable. I almost didn't go because I thought it was a 'spoken word' night... it wasn't that at all." – @ruthlssmusic

Huh?

Special Guest is the open mic night where anything goes. Anyone can take the stage to share anything for 60 seconds. Expect creative talks, shower thoughts, true stories, hidden talents, deep and meaningfuls, and much more.

 How it works:

• Listen, clap, cheer. Support your fellow special guests. 

• Sit back, listen, and enjoy the ride. 

• If you want to, you can take the mic to share anything for 60 seconds. It's optional.

Previously, members of the audience have taken the mic to… share their grandmother’s wisdom, say what they wish they’d said to their ex, dance, announce a surprise holiday, apologise to their vagina, play the nose flute, pun on command, ask for a hug, reveal a tattoo of Phil Mitchell, share their life motto, fulfil their dream to crowdsurf, source baby name suggestions, observe a minute of silence, form a human pyramid, serenade the audience, thank their dad, hand out free plantain, and much more.

Have you ever wondered what our dreams and imagination can say about our inner psychology? Join Seed Talks for an illuminating introduction to the psychology of Carl Jung and his groundbreaking ideas about the creative, healing power of the unconscious.

A founding father of depth psychology, Jung was a maverick thinker, artist and visionary whose ideas were ahead of his time. His extensive studies of ancient religions and mythologies, alongside his deep dream work, brought him to the edge of sanity. Through this work, he developed the pioneering concepts of the collective unconscious, the archetypes (including the shadow and the self), synchronicity, individuation, creative self-realisation and more.

This talk will explore key Jungian concepts in relation to how Jung combined ancient Eastern wisdom with Western psychology. You’ll learn how this can be understood as a form of ‘sacred science’ reflecting the spiritual crisis of late-stage capitalism and how Jung’s thought places us inside a larger reality transcending space and time. We’ll look at the instrumental role of imagination, dreams and symbols in Jung’s approach to psychoanalysis, including his innovative technique of active imagination or ‘dreaming awake’. We’ll consider how Jung’s psychoanalysis is still relevant today as a powerful, transformative tool to access the unknown and facilitate creativity in support of both individual and collective growth.

Doors open at 7pm, talk starts at 7.30pm - come down early to grab a good seat!

Dr Rachel Newsome is a Jungian-based writer and teacher. She holds a doctorate in applying Jungian psychoanalysis to creative writing and is the founder of Depth Writing With Dr Rachel, a holistic creative learning programme aimed at supporting transformational growth. Dr Rachel has a background in the media and academia as a former editor of arts & culture magazine Dazed & Confused and a lecturer with twenty years’ experience, respectively. She is an Associate of the Higher Education Association and an Editorial Board Member of the London Arts-Based Research Centre. Her research has been published in international academic journals and she is Co-Editor of the forthcoming Routledge publication The Creative Psyche: Between Spirit and Matter. Her monthly Depth Writing With Dr Rachel dispatches on travels between worlds via the arts, culture and all things Jungian can be found on Substack.

Two of the most exciting talents on the London jazz scene join us in Peckham for a night of dancefloor-focused, jazz-inflected sounds performed live and in the round.

Axel Kaner-Lidstrom is a trumpet player, bandleader, composer and director of London's epic Levitation Orchestra. A regular on the London jazz scene, Axel played with legendary US saxophonist Gary Bartz as part of leading UK spiritual jazz ensemble, Maisha, as well as touring internationally with the likes of Celeste.

Marla Kether is a bassist, producer and DJ. Exceeding 35 million Spotify streams as a session bassist, Marla released her highly-anticipated debut EP ‘All That We Have’ in November, championed by Crack Magazine, Jamz Supernova and many more. Her musical career is as diverse as her influences, with a unique blend of live percussion, Theo Parrish-style groove, and driving basslines and guitar riffs inspired by her West African heritage. The EP was heralded by Bandcamp Daily as some of ‘The Best Electronic Music of November 2023’, and the closing track ‘BTR2’ is one of DJ Mag’s Top Tracks of 2023.

“Marla Kether has to be one of the most exciting talents to emerge this year. She’s already well established as a successful session bassist, but her own productions are a revelation, joining house, disco, post-punk, and heavy doses of Afro-Brazilian groove into something completely her own.” - Bandcamp Daily

Axel & Marla's bands will include some of the best improvisers in the capital, including Levitation Orchestra's Plumm and James Akers, Javi Perez of Zurito and Cykada, plus Mark Mollison (Loyle Carner, Yazmin Lacey), James Wilson (King Krule) and Portuguese drumming sensation Zoe Pascal.

Don your sequins and studs and come on down to a very gay hoe-down in Peckham!

Learn how to line dance with lessons all night long. No experience needed.

The Queer Line Dancing crew will be leading (very sexy) beginner level line dances all night long, plus they'll be teaching the basic two-step for some gender-free partner dancing.

Lessons start at 7:30pm. Dances learned at the start will be run throughout the night to different songs—so don't miss out!

Browse through zines and meet publishers at UAL's fourth intercultural zine fair!

If you’re interested in zines and publishing, come along to UAL’s next Intercultural Zine Fair, showcasing zines and publications made by students and staff at UAL and external publishers from South London, including PageMasters, BOOKS Peckham, The Feminist Library, The Mosaic Rooms and more.

There will also be the chance to join workshops and talks throughout the day.

Whether you’d like to exchange zines with others, network with local publishing professionals or just take a look at UAL’s zine collection, join us on the day to celebrate the huge variety of zines being made by artists and designers at UAL and beyond!

Life… is a Karaoke Kabaret and you have not lived until you’ve been!

Centre stage, screens on all sides and under the iconic club lights of Peckham Levels. This is the Church of Karaoke*, the safest & most empowering space imaginable.

Whether you’re a karaoke regular or brave first-timer - this is the sign you’ve been waiting for.

Come and sing your heart out solo or with your pals on Thursday 8th of May.

BOOK NOW!

*disclaimer, not a cult... yet.

Karaoke Kabaret is brought to you by writer, performer, bisexual icon Temi Wilkey.

The Women’s Institute of Peckham are a group of women who get together once a month to have fun, make new friends, learn new skills, support the Peckham community and – most importantly – eat cake!

Held every 1st Wednesday of the month, the meetings are aimed at providing a varied programme for members including speakers on a variety of subjects, activities, craft lessons, and projects to support women in the local community.

Join us for a night of laughing out loud and new comedy as City Academy students take to the stage!

Show your support for the Stand Up Comedy Intensive students as they debut the skills and material they've learnt during their course.

Doors 8.00pm | Show 8.15pm

Chiminyo Presents: NRG 6

Since the sold-out 5th addition of NRG back in November, we have been so excited to see what Chiminyo brings for number 6. And this line-up definitely does not disappoint!

Bringing together some of the finest London musicians from across the electronic and jazz spectrum, they'll come together for one night only to present an evening of improvised groove & spontaneous energy (NRG).

• Afla Sackey (Percussion/Gyile/Atenteben)

• Christos Stylianides (Trumpet & FX)

• Lewis Moody (Synths)

• D'Monk (Synths/MPC/Effects)

• Rosetta Carr (Bass/Synth)

• Chiminyo (Drums/Electronics)

  + a DJ set from Cosmo Sofi

These guys have toured the globe many times over and released music under their own names/projects and alongside many esteemed musicians, including the likes of Tony Allen, Sampha, Sun Ra Arkestra, Gary Bartz, Nubya Garcia, Ibibio Sound Machine, Franc Moody... the list literally goes on forever.

Remember to bring your finest NRG (energy) as these gigs are recorded and released on Chiminyo’s label NRG discs. Head over to the NRG Discs Bandcamp to hear and support the previous albums.

Embark on a transformative journey in neuroscience, learning how to harness emotions for a thriving life in this captivating talk with Q+A.

Doors open at 7pm, talk starts at 7.30pm - come down early to grab a good seat!

ESS SESSIONS: EMMELINE/EAVES WILDER/SEREN/HALLE CASZ/ISSA ODYSSEA/FIZA + DJ BABY GUINNESS

The community showcase of up-and-coming talent from women and non-binary people in music returns to Peckham Levels.

Spoken word artist and alternative hip-hop performer Emmeline set up ESS Sessions in 2024, as a community night for female and non-binary musicians to showcase their skills, and discuss their experience of the industry. Emerging out of those conversations was the overwhelming need for a space in London where people could come together to create and perform, whilst being adequately supported. ESS Sessions at Peckham Levels is the group’s first live foray, and will feature performances from 7 up-and-coming musicians and DJs, with a strong interactive and community-driven focus.

Join us for some amazing music going late into the night, and to support a great cause. 

Emmeline:

Emmeline is a singer/songwriter originally from West Yorkshire now living in London, making spoken word and alternative hip-hop. She initially caught the attention of super producer Fraser T Smith (Stormzy, Adele, Dave), and had since gone on to release 3 projects, most recently her mixtape 'Shapes, Shadows, DVDs' with Lewis Recordings. In the past two years she has opened for The Streets, as well as playing Brighton's The Great Escape, and will in 2025 be heading to Austin for SXSW. Her blend of lyrical mastery with sharp delivery, and unique genre focus has gained her over 200 plays on UK Radio, including a live session with BBC Introducing's Emily Pilbeam, and interviews with other champions like Lauren Laverne and Cerys Matthews. 

Eaves Wilder:

Eaves Wilder began songwriting around the age of eight, harnessing an early obsession with 60s soul and jangle pop, and the reverb soaked landscapes of Lush and The Cocteau Twins. Wilder’s inspirations are endless, but it was the riot grrl movement that first blew the doors open for her, proving what was possible if she could just write with honesty and power, letting her supposed imperfections shine. “Hookey,” Wilder’s forthcoming debut EP, details her story so far. Hidden behind dreamy shoegaze guitars and delivered in Wilder’s sweet voice, her lyrics are honest, direct, and deceptively cutting.

Seren:

Seren is a young artist with an undeniable voice and a gift for songwriting. Her music takes inspiration from the best of soul and folk music, infused with a love of storytelling and a keen ear for melody. At its heat her music celebrates the simple joys and complicated vulnerabilities of our ordinary lives.    Seren is already making a name for herself as a talented singer and songwriter. In her short career so far she has performed at venues such as Koko Camden and The Other Songs x Ivors Academy night at The London Palladium, created music for the Mastercard X Brit Awards advert and signed her first publishing deal at the start of 2024.

Halle Casz:

Halle Casz is an 18 year old alternative pop artist from London. Her music consists of a fusion of pop, dance and R&B with lyrics that encapsulate the experience of young women in today’s society. Creating music with upcoming producer Cassell Beats, Halle Casz transforms her poignant lyrics into danceable records. Halle Casz began her creative journey performing in several professional television and theatre productions before honing her creativity into being an artist. Halle Casz made her debut performance at 229 London in Great Portland Street for In The Making presents Inside Track Live. Halle Casz has a unique performance style combining her creative abilities with music, dance and filmmaking.

Issa Odyssea:

Originally from Gothenburg, Sweden, ISSA ODYSSEA is a London based singer-songwriter and multidisciplinary artist. Rooted in poetic lyricism, with influences of alternative R&B, lofi and indie soul sonics, her songs are layered with distinctively emotive vocal melodies and genre-bending production. Since her debut project in 2019, she’s released a high quality catalogue of songs, as well as directed and produced her own visuals, revealing her unique vision and creativity. Over the past few years, ISSA’s been establishing her place on the live music scene; performing at iconic venues across the city whilst writing and recording new music. Calling it her favourite work to date, she’s set to release her sophomore EP in spring 2025.

FIZA:

FIZA, a singer, songwriter, and guitarist from North West London, is making waves with her emotionally resonant vocals, intricate guitar work, and heartfelt lyrics. After gaining recognition through a Sofar Sounds session in Edinburgh, she has performed in cities across the UK and beyond, including London, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Newcastle, Santa Barbara, and Los Angeles. FIZA is also a regular performer at Sofar Sounds London, further solidifying her presence in the live music scene.

Her debut single, Pieces, was named BBC Introducing Radio Scotland’s Track of the Week, with hosts Phoebe Inglis-Holmes and Shereen Cutty predicting great things for her. The track was also featured on BBC Asian Network, with many calling her a rising star.

FIZA has supported Skinny Pelembe on tour, played at the Edinburgh Fringe, Edinburgh Hogmanay First Footing, and even collaborated with AllSaints for a special London Fashion Week performance. Her talent has earned praise from Right Chord Music, Podcart Music Blog, and The Vinyl District, who named her UK Artist of the Week for her "velvet" voice and a melody that could “melt butter.”

+ DJ Baby Guinness:

Join us for a night of incredible independent music. Don't sleep on booking tickets!

Are you ready to slay this fang-tastic Buffy Pub Quiz?

Head back to Sunnydale High for a night dedicated to everyone's favourite teenage vampire hunter. Assemble your very own Scooby Gang as you tackle totally killer trivia for the chance to win a £50 bar tab. The stakes have never been higher!

Get ready for a trip into the Hellmouth as you battle tough rounds based on your favourite characters, demons and soundtracks, that you can really sink your teeth into! What are you waiting for? We have a lot of work ahead of us...

In partnership with Jubel Brewery.

• Doors open at 7:30pm

• Quiz starts at 8:00pm

• Tickets are £3 per person, teams no bigger than 6 people

• First Place: £50 Bar Tab

• 20% off drinks for ticket holders throughout the night

• Food served all evening