I've just learned of some "transfag" nights in London.
The first one is "T-Boys Club";

They recently were trying to put on an event in the Boston Music Room in Tufnell Park. But oh no! Unfortunately they got bounced from The Boston (I think because The Boston is a bit rough) - but to make it up to the organisers, they were offered the larger capacity space upstairs, The Dome. They happily accepted and were even able to release more tickets, but did note the venue wasn't accessible as it's a Victorian building with a small staircase. The comments were not happy;

So they had to release an apology;
We’d like to apologise for the issues surrounding the venue change and for how this was communicated.
We acknowledge that accepting the move to a non-accessible venue was not the right decision and the way we communicated the change generally was insensitive. Our intention was never to offend or alienate anyone and for this we are truly sorry.
We’ve taken time to read all your feedback and reflect, in order to learn from it. We’ve informed Boston Music Room of the situation and we’re still trying to fight to get the original accessible venue back. Our Tboys x Byenary party will be postponed unless we find a wheelchair-accessible venue with a ~350 capacity on 8th July. We won't be going ahead with The Dome. If we are unable to find an alternative accessible venue, ticket holders will be contacted and refunded.
Previously we contacted 16 live-music accessible venues in London. Most of them were already booked up. We are open to any venue suggestions for other accessible spaces you may know about and value input from the community. Please feel free to DM us/email us we would appreciate your support in making this event happen and be open to all.
We really appreciate the community’s input. We have learned from this and will strive to do better in the future and continue to listen to the community. All of our T-Boys events for the rest of the year have been booked in accessible venues and we commit to keeping it so in the future. We once again want to apologise for the upset caused. We will do better.
If their venue wasn't fully 100% wheelchair accessible and step free, they were prepared to cancel it while self flagellating about how awful they were for momentarily considering a venue with a small flight of stairs.
But hooray, they found one in the end, Rich Mix in Bethnal Green. So here's some photos from the night!








Removed from context, I wouldn't have been able to tell this wasn't a lesbian club night somewhere in East London around 2015.
Anyway, onto the next club night - Testo-Hunkie! This one has a permanent venue, the Matchstick Pie House, which is a single arch under a railway bridge in Deptford.

One of the things they do at this night is arm wrestling competitions - "open to tops, bottoms and sides of all genders";



and performances from the "Chop 'em Dales"



along with a stall from G(end)er Swap, "the first LGBT clothing outreach program in the UK"

but they also dance, too!



That last one goes by "Sexy Daddy Lori", and is one of the organisers - TestoHunkie would like you to donate to their top surgery GoFundMe! In fact, all profits from the night are distributed into various trans GoFundMes - with names like "Sexy Chest Fund", "Tiddy Get Riddy Fund" and "(Re)Moove My Milkers Fund" - and any trans masc person who'd like a slice of the pie can ask the organisers for a share.
Tickets £5 or £8 for allies (but there's a pay-it-forward ticket structure, likewise with T-Boys Club that reserves tickets for those with low or no income). Their running costs are slightly higher, as they have an access fund for anyone who cannot handle the 5 minute walk from the nearby train and overground stations (so they can order taxis).
They also recently did a fundraiser with Queens of Peckham, a basketball team based in South London for "non-binary and trans people and women".

