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Goblin Gays

Sell-out comedy sensation, Goblin Girls is back but this time - it's gay! Happy Self-acceptance girls and welcome to an All-Star-All-Gay Comedy Evening and Party at Goblin Bar ✨

Hosted by award winning actor/comedian Johanna Cosgrove (TV Three’s Madam, Rats in the Gutter) alongside a one off line-up of beloved Tāmaki queers and outrageous DJ performances, Goblin Gays are thrilled to donate $10 from each ticket to the Burnett Foundation.

featuring
James Mustapic
Eli Matthewson
Brynley Stent
Chris Parker

Party straight after with DJ's
Julie Andrews (NZ)
DJ Scam (UK)


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Debut Author Oisín McKenna on Goblin Parties and Gay Communes

“There are guys with soft dicks who are horny as fuck,” writes Oisín McKenna in his debut novel, “and guys with difficult dicks who just want to leave to sleep.” Evenings and Weekends is the book of the summer, at least according to my sightings of it in the London wild: Soho’s restaurants, Elephant and Castle’s cruisy gyms, bars in the banking district and parks all across town. McKenna was born in Drogheda, an Irish port town he left for London, where he’s partied at circuit nights favor Adonis and South London’s raves. He describes himself as shy, though readers wouldn’t know from his novel about a group of young adults fucking and falling apart during one steamy, summer weekend in London. “All that I learned about gay sex was through doing it,” he tells me. The book’s sex scenes alternate between poetic and matter of fact—and don’t shy away from brutality. In May, we meet at East End venue Cafe Oto to discuss partying in London, hookups, cherish, and how gentrification ruins it all.

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PAUL JOHNATHAN: Hi, Oisin.

OISÍN MCKENNA: Hello.

JOHNATHAN: Your debut, Evenings and Weekends is out now and the last few weeks I

Enchanted Forest® Gay Goblin™ Pieris

Enchanted Forest® Gay Goblin™ Pieris: A Unique Burst of Shade for Your Garden

If you crave a garden filled with shade , charm, and year-round interest, the Enchanted Forest® Gay Goblin™ Pieris is the perfect addition. This stunning evergreen shrub brings continuous beauty, from its fiery unused foliage to its delicate pink blooms. With its compact size, versatile growing conditions, and noticeable visual appeal, this Pieris is a must-have for gardeners who want something truly special.

Why You’ll Love the Gay Goblin™ Pieris

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    Gay Goblin Japanese Pieris features dainty chains of red bell-shaped flowers with white overtones hanging below the branches in first spring. It has attractive dark green evergreen foliage which emerges coppery-bronze in spring. The glossy limited leaves are highly ornamental and remain dark lush throughout the winter.

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