A new exclusive women-only club is making its way to the UK and women are way too excited about it. Many welcomed this idea on social media as they expressed their happiness about being able to dress and party without worrying about facing sexual harassment. The club will have a 'strict no men policy' and some people are saying it will be a safe haven for women.
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A new club with 'strict no men allowed' restrictions is coming to Manchester in a few weeks as a part of a nationwide tour.
The Ritz club will be taken over by Lick Events on 7 May with a no men policy that will for sure be popular among women.
According to the company, Lick nights are 'for women, by women' and have a strict 'no men allowed' policy.
The aim of the company is to provide a safe space for women and transgender to party without any fear for their safety.
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The club at the beginning opened in London's Vauxhall district to rave reviews in 2019, and now, they are coming to Manchester - which is set to be popular with fans of the event company.
The Northern event is a part of a tour of UK cities this spring, including the likes of Birmingham and Brighton. More locations are currently under the plan.
The company states that the lineup for the Manchester event has big plans of including DJ sets from Monique B, Janelle Wynter and Miller Black.
Lick Event's TikTok account features a video promoting the night out captioned 'heaven', showing party goers dancing and having a great time.
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As the idea went viral on social media, many women took to the internet to express their enthusiasm over it.
One person said: "You know how I know this works? Because it would never work if it was an all men bar. Men go on the pull. Girls go to have fun."
While another added: "I am a middle aged het man and love this. Women partying with women will be a fun atmosphere."
"It's like all the drunken love in women's bathroom in a club - but it's the whole club!" a third chimed.
Some even hoped that the event would go global: "Wow we should have these in the Netherlands… I would love a night out without being harassed."
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While another pointed out that the event would create a safe haven for those allowed to attend: "This looks so safe and fun. Imagine being able to dress up and not be sexually harassed while trying to dance w/ ur friends."
This new idea of the club exclusive for women is welcomed as the news of sexual assaults and rape continue to threaten women in the UK.
According to The Guardian in 2021, the highest ever number of rapes was recorded in England and Wales.
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