Want to know how to get the best from your breasts or chest?
Join Sh! and The Love Tank for a collaborative and interactive workshop on boobs & moobs on Saturday 16th of November, where we'll explore breast health, pleasure and joy.
The workshop will last for approximate one hour and includes a how-to for checking your breasts or chest for undesirable lumps & bumps by the wonderful folx at Macmillan Cancer Support, followed by a fun guide to breast, chest and nipple play by Sh! sex educators Renee Denyer & Evie Fehilly.
For information: this workshop is about exploration of your own breasts and/or chest. It does not involve touching of other participant's bodies. Participants are recommended to wear loose-fitting top clothing. Participants will not be naked.
TICKETS
- When: Saturday 16th of November at 2.30pm
- Where: Rose Lipman Building 43 De Beauvoir Road, London N1 5SQ
- Price: FREE
- Book Here: Simply the Breast
- Spaces are limited so advance booking is essential
- Due to the content of this workshop, this event is *not* suitable for cis men.
Presented in partnership with The Love Tank
delivering direct health promotion services including outreach, web based interventions, one to one support, + peer support
In partnership with Macmillan Cancer Care
This event is part of The Love Tank's Love Hub at Fringe! Film Fest 2019.
About Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Fest
Fringe! is a film and arts festival rooted in London's queer creative scene and welcoming everyone. Fringe! is not-for-profit and run by a team of passionate volunteers. From feature films to experimental art, workshops to interactive walks and wild parties to tickle every one of the senses. With a signature blend of eye opening movies, DIY and experimental work, the thoughtful, the provocative and the strange, Fringe! will be packing out cinemas, art galleries, pop-up venues and basement clubs.
Fringe! Fest was launched in 2011, by a group of queer creatives as a community response to arts cuts carnage. Their mission was to offer a dynamic, representative and unmistakably fresh alternative to other film and arts festivals.
