LGBT Night
Club night, run by The Ecclesia
A queer club night at The Ecclesia for gay and bisexual play across all genders, open to men, women, trans, non-binary and TV/CD attendees, alone, as a couple or in a group. 18+ with Challenge 25 checks.
Collected automatically on 18 Sep 2026
Who can attend, and what it costs
- Who can attend
- Open to couples, solo women, solo men, trans visitors, groups
- Attending alone
- Yes. Solo guests are admitted.
- Minimum age
- 18 and overThe organiser applies this to all its events
- Typical crowd age
- Mostly 18 to 79Stated on the organiser's page
- Price
- Not stated
- Experience needed
- None. First-timers are welcomed.
- Play space
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
The organiser’s exact wording: “Whether you're male, female, trans, non-binary, TV/CD, or something else entirely — if you enjoy same-gender attraction and queer desire, you're welcome here.”
Total cost for this date: more than the ticket price. Not stated ticket. Ticket categories on the event page: single men £15, single women £15, TVs £15, couples (any combination) £25.
How entry works
- Booking and vetting
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Membership
- No membership needed
- ID at the door
- Photo ID is checked at the door.
- Last entry
- Not stated.
Opens the event on the organiser’s own site. Other Nights lists and links but does not take bookings or sell tickets.
What happens
A queer club night at The Ecclesia for people into gay and bisexual play across all genders. The organiser welcomes men, women, trans and non-binary people, TV/CD attendees and anyone else, on the basis of same-gender attraction and queer desire rather than a particular label.
The page describes a range running from male and male to femme and femme, trans encounters and fluid threesomes, and says the space is meant to celebrate pleasure beyond the binary.
You can come on your own, as a couple or in a group. The organiser says people are free to socialise, flirt, play or just watch.
Practical points:
- Runs 8pm to midnight.
- Bring your own bottle. Soft drinks and snacks are provided, along with a range of condoms and lube.
- Challenge 25 applies and all attendees must be 18 or over.
Dress, arrival and conduct
- Dress code
- OtherThe organiser’s wording: “This depends on the event. Some events have specific themes or dress requirements while others are considerably more relaxed. Always check the event listing before attending.”
- Arrival
- Not stated.
- Leaving early
- Not stated.
- Phones and recording
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Consent policy
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Sexual-health policy
- Soft drinks and snacks will be provided, as well as a variety of condoms and lube.
These rows describe the organiser’s published policy, not a guarantee by this site.
Accessibility
Verified by us
- No step-free accessConfirmed by the organiser, 2 Sep 2026
Accessible toilet: Not stated. Check with the organiser.
Seating: Not stated. Check with the organiser.
Quiet space: Not stated. Check with the organiser.
Hearing loop: Not stated. Check with the organiser.
Carer tickets: Not stated. Check with the organiser.
Inclusion
Organiser states: Lgbtq welcome
Organiser states: Nonbinary welcome
Organiser states: Trans welcome
Supplied by the organiser. We publish it as their description, not as a checked fact.
Venue and getting there
The Ecclesia, Glasgow. The full address is public on the organiser's page.
Discreet exterior: Not stated. Check with the organiser.
Glasgow city centre, close to Point A Hotel on Bath Street, with good access by bus, rail and Subway; on-street city-centre parking in the surrounding area (restrictions and charges vary by street and time).
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Collected automatically on 18 Sep 2026.
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