BASTID’S BBQ 

Aug. 13 // 3:00 pm 'til late
The Birdhouse 44 W 4TH AVE.

• Ticketed 
• 19+

DJ and producer Skratch Bastid is hosting BASTID'S BBQ for the first time at Vancouver Mural Festival. Promising good music, good food and good people, this travelling day party has grown considerably since its inception in 2010, hosting events in 20 cities around the world both as a standalone event and in conjunction with major activations like Austin’s SXSW, Miami Music Week & House Of Vans.

  • • Terrain: Pavement and cement, outdoor area slightly slanted.

    • Mobility: Wheelchair accessible.

    • Restroom Facilities: Gender-free washrooms, accessible stalls available.

    • Seating: A variety of different types of seating including high top chairs, couches and picnic tables are located around the site.

    • Public Transportation: 12 min walk from Olympic Village Skytrain Station.

    • Parking: Paid street parking in the area.

    • Furry Friends: Only service animals are welcome on our site.

  • • It doesn't matter who you are, who you love or how you identify, you are welcome here. Oppression, judgment, and harassment are not. We have a zero tolerance policy for any and all forms of discrimination and harassment.

    • Please be mindful of the energy you bring to this space.

    • While having a good time we ask that you please drink responsibly, consent is mandatory and respect personal space.

  • The Buddy System is a grassroots effort to combat rape culture, provide harm reduction, and enhance the safety of dance parties and events. Buddies will be wearing neon shirts and are NARCAN trained. They are carrying sealed water bottles, condoms, lube, granola bars, tampons, and more. They will run interference if someone is receiving unwanted attention, can help folks in need to find a way home, and generally serve as go-to support people should any problems arise.

  • The Birdhouse is a live music and performance venue under queer and trans ownership in Mount Pleasant. This is a 2SLGBTQIA+ safe space. Please be extra mindful and respectful of the energy and attitude you bring in to this space, especially as non-queer folks and allies. Washrooms are gender neutral.

    We acknowledge that this event takes place on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples – the sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh), and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations. We ask that you take a moment to consider the history of the land that we gather on, your relations with local Indigenous people and what each of us can do to foster meaningful reconciliation now and into the future.