Fat Prom: 2 Years of Fat Liberation London!

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CALLING ALL GALACTIC BABES, COSMIC ROYALTY, AND SUPERNOVA SWEETHEARTS! Can you believe Fat Lib London is 2 years old? We can't either - and we can't think of a better way to celebrate than this <3

It’s time to slip into your sparkliest, most gravity-defying lewks and blast off to a night where we celebrate FAT JOY across the galaxies! 💫 This is Fat Prom: Taking Up Space, an interstellar celebration marking two glorious orbits around the sun for Fat Liberation London. Whether you're a moonbeam, a glittering galaxy, or a radiant nebula, you are welcome exactly as you are.

🌠 THE VIBE:
Prom—but make it fab, food-inclusive and FAT. Think dances and games, sashays and starbursts, all held in a safe, unapologetically fat-centred space where every body is celebrated. We'll even be voting in a royal court! If you've ever had a prom ruined by anti-fat discrimination, this is your cosmic do-over. The galaxy is watching—and it’s obsessed with you. 🌌

🍴 THE FUEL:
✨ Delicious Egyptian platters from Koshari Street—beef & chicken shawarma, falafel, quinoa and more
✨ Soft drinks provided (but feel free to bring your own booze—it’s a BYOB kind of rocket ship!)
✨ Goody bags for guests with treats and treasures from across the fat cosmos
✨ Entertainment, games and a DJ to keep you orbiting all night long
✨ Royal court prizes for celestial looks, radiant energy and out-of-this-world vibes

🛸 Come solo or with your galaxy gang - or bring a fat-friendly date!
👑 Dress up, dress big, dress you

💖 This is our space. Our night. Our universe.
Join us as we celebrate the limitless beauty of fat people taking up space—loud, proud, and glowing.

ACCESSIBILITY:
Our location is wheelchair accessible, at street level with a fully wheelchair accessible toilet and there will be plenty of seating too—feel free to DM us on instagram @fatliblondon with any venue-specific questions and we'll get answers over to you. See the main space in the pic—it's so cute!

💫 Fat Prom: Taking Up Space—because we were never meant to shrink.