The Tea Party
Wednesday October 30th, 2019 with Nico and Brianna
Funding Drive Edition!!!

Tonight we are asking for your help! CKCU is a non-profit organization and depends on listeners like you to stay alive. Coupled with The Ontario Government Student Choice initiative, the success of this year's funding drive is imperative. If you like our content, if you believe in community radio, if you support our program mission and wish for us to stay on the air please consider donating to CKCU to keep us on air! As always, fre$h & fun tunes to help guide you through this late night tea parti <3 Follow us on Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming content! @TheTeaParty613 Are you a member of our community and want to share your work, voice, talent, event, or opinion at one of our bi-weekly tea parties? Do you have suggestions, questions, or an idea you want us to discuss? Send us an email, we would love to hear from you! TheTeaParty613@gmail.com Events (catch ya there, maybe?) : Nov 1, 9-12am. Capital Tease Burlesque presents Night Circus, @Fatboys Southern Smokehouse 34 Murray St. A glitter of wayward girls lugged bags of fringe and feathers through the front doors of a noisy smokehouse in Ottawa's Byward Market. They tightened their garters and painted their lips blood red and they danced and they stripped for the bar's howling crowd late into the night. Their screams were carried by the wind in the dark streets conjuring new patrons. The show begins on Friday, November 1st at 9:30pm at Fatboys Southern Smokehouse (34 Murray St.). Make reservations for the best view of the show at (613) 695-5599. Fatboys is Wheelchair Accessible. Cover is $15 at the door. Nov 1, 8-1am. FET.NaT avec invités spéciaux. @ Gallerie SAW Gallery 67 Rue Nicholas St. Since founding in 2010, FET.NAT has created a world of unclassifiable music that crosses leftfield punk, trip-hop, free jazz and afrobeat against a backdrop of absurdist humour and the Rock In Opposition movement.TIMEKODE is a soul/sole movement in the capital, and Ottawa's largest, longest monthly tradition of music and dancing. Memetic and Zattar have spent the last 14 years exploring the freshest sounds of yesterday, today and tomorrow across genres, on two turntables. Club SAW is fully accessible + bathrooms are gender non-binary Tier 2 advance ticekts $15 + service fees https://www.facebook.com/events/1827857574011800/ Nov 1, 1030-2am. Marvel Vs DC || 5th Annual Halloween Party. @The Bourbon Room. 5th Annual Marvel Vs DC is here so that you can bring out your inner most geek in anyway possible! Teaming up with Queer Fridays, Marvel vs DC is BACK for the 5th year!! Will you be a hero or a villain? Marvel or DC? Cosplay or your own rendition!? Tickets: $10 Nov 4, 630-11pm. Bloom: Finding Community Care. @Kind Space 222 Somerset St W. Bloom is a support and drop in young adult space for Queer and Trans folks ages 18-30, that focuses on holding space that is intentional. Bloom is dedicated on creating a safe environment to carry conversations around trauma, violence, harm and resilience. Being a queer young adult isn’t easy, either it be finding housing, to employment, to intersectional complexities like race and class, this space is based around your agency and our collective responsibility in the activation and maintenance of creating a safer space through anti-oppression practices. Nov 8, 2-5pm. Climate Rally at the Parliament of Canada, @Parliament Hill 111 Wellington St. Our aim is to bring together as many Canadians as possible to show we are united in demanding a strong response to the crisis, all in the most Canadian way possible: peaceful protesting! If we work together they can't ignore us! Invite your friends and let's make a difference 🇨🇦🏞️🌄🇨🇦 Nov 10, 11-4pm. 6th Annual Feminist Fair, @Horticulture Building 1525 Princess Patricia Way. You can expect from our vendors include buttons, pins, patches, jewelry, clothing, bags, books, zines, prints, art, donuts, plants, and more! Come support local artists! In addition to vendor tables, there will also be tables promoting the work done by local non profits & grassroots organizations. It is a great opportunity to learn more about some of the work done to support womxn and queer folks in Ottawa. Nov 12, 7-9pm. 02: In Our Tongues | November. @The Origin Arts & Community Centre 57 Lyndale Ave. We’re excited to invite you to the second gathering of In Our Tongues, Ottawa’s first Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPoC) reading and art series.Entrance Fee: $5 donation is being asked/PWYC, however no one will be turned away. Nov 13, 7-930. Paths to Parenthood for Trans and Gender Diverse Parents. @Happy Goat Coffee Co 35 Laurel St. This workshop will focus on some of the paths to parenthood for trans and gender diverse people, and will include personal stories and practice advice from a diverse panel of speakers.