The Tea Party
Wednesday November 13th, 2019 with Nico and Brianna
Funding Drive!! Rants + Tunes!!

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 15, 10-2am. QUEER Fridays at The Bourbon Room - Drag and Dance Party, @The Bourbon Room. EVERY SINGLE FRIDAY! Local and visiting drag, burlesque, cabaret, and variety performers take the stage to pump up the volume and entertain at this safer nightlife event. Come dance with new friends and chosen family and enjoy cocktails, mocktails, or whatever strikes your fancy. The last Friday of every odd month is our OPEN STAGE - an opportunity for new talent to perform and strut their stuff. Want to perform? Fill out the application form: https://forms.gle/f33GjgLVeAXc5cUf7 Nov 19, 7-9pm. Reconciliation Book Club - Book 2 @UOttawa Careg 107. These monthly book clubs will be following the "Reconciliation Book Club" series spearheaded by Pam Palmater - Mi'kmaq lawyer and Ryerson University professor. This time we'll be discussing Karen Stote's "An Act of Genocide: Colonialism and the Sterilization of Aboriginal Women" At the book club meeting we'll watch a few portions of Palmater's discussion of the book and then have our own discussion about it. As we will only be watching a few portions of Palmater's discussion, we recommend that you watch the full video ahead of the book club meeting. https://www.facebook.com/events/2449571685280212/ Nov 22, 10-2am. Rideau Speedeaus DANCE PARTY & Fashion SHOW, @The Bourbon Room. Queer Friday presents the RIDEAU SPEEDEAUS at The Bourbon Room, hosted by Cyril Cinder! It is a fundraiser and fashion show event, in partnership with our favorite shop in town: Stroked Ego! We, Rideau Speedeaus, value swimming in an inclusive, diverse, fun, open, trustful, safe and supportive environment. We are committed to creating a welcoming, non-discriminatory environment, and encourage the participation of women, people of colour, linguistic minorities, and people with disabilities. Tickets: $10 https://myevent.com/rideauspeedeausDANCEPARTY Nov 24, 10am-1pm. We Mean Business {A Cocktail for Queer Women in Business}, @Jabberwocky Bar 315 Somerset St W. This is the 2nd Edition of We Mean Business: A cocktail Party for Queer Women who are up to big things! We want to connect women at all stages of their careers, in an effort to build connections and opportunities for us all. Let us come together and build a strong and visible network of professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives, business owners, and women in ALL phases of their careers, in all industries. Tickets: https://www.universe.com/events/we-mean-business-a-cocktail-for-queer-women-in-business-tickets-ottawa-HXDRWP?fbclid=IwAR1xBEFJ7LToYvxCdqnOPCBuud6-guRzjUoqLUGSOmQcF3Wod9IzBS4KK6M Nov 24, 1-3pm. Galaxy Families, @Kind Space 222 Somerset St w. Calling all 2SLGBTQ youth 14 and under and their families. Join us for a support and social space at Kind.https://www.facebook.com/events/523063255149118/ Nov 26, 7-9pm. Womxn Demanding Climate Justice, @Bar Robo 692 Somerset St W. Ask Womxn Anything presents a much needed panel for November featuring a night of candid and earnest discussion about our climate with experts from Ottawa. We are lining up a power-packed panel of womxn experts from our community for the panel. Our speakers so far are Diana Beckett, Cherie Wong and many more to be announced shortly. https://www.facebook.com/events/454054078561922/