A club night paying homage to Sir David Attenborough is coming to East London. It’s basically like an episode of Planet Earth that features on London party-goers in their natural habitat and we couldn’t be more here for it.
It’ll take place on Saturday 10th March and you can expect a mix of house, disco, funk and soul – all overlaid with samples of David’s beautifully husky voice. If that doesn’t sound like your dream Saturday night to you then are you even human
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The night is taking place at Hackney’s Oval Space, which will be transformed into a magical rainforest by the people at Good Life, the Leeds based creative events company. There will also be cardboard cut outs of the man himself, along with hundreds of Attenborough masks that will be given to guests.
It’ll basically be an Instagram dream and the chance to wear a groovy outfit, and with tickets only costing £5 (plus a small booking fee) you can’t really say no. You can purchase your tickets here, and a big portion of the proceeds will be going to the World Land Trust, a charity which David is a patron of.
Fans took to twitter to express their excitement:
Why hadn't anyone thought of this idea sooner?
This article originally appeared on The Debrief.