A celebration of the Spring Equinox transforms Wake the Tiger into a celestial season of new beginnings
A Meridian Soluna Celebration is coming to St. Philips for a one-of-kind evening to honour the spring awakening with music, mayhem and mischief
Step into a parallel world and discover incredible music, performance and theatre as the lost guilds of Meridia pay homage to the awakening of Spring at Wake The Tiger. On Friday 24 March, from 7:30pm until 1:00am, the world’s first Amazement Park© is inviting the Earth, Water, Fire and Air Guilds (and regular Bristolians who are yet to be Guild aligned) to join the celebration.
Hidden deep within the surreal setting of Meridia’s Dream Factory, a celebration of intellect, creativity and invention will take place as the parallel world revives and reinvigorates after the colder winter months. With live music, DJs and mind-blowing performances ready to take over Meridia, party-goers are encouraged to dress in their Soluna-best. A balancing act between sun and moon, day and night, light and dark – it is a time to celebrate new beginnings.
Entry starts from 7:30pm and there will be a selection of delicious food and drink available to purchase at the bar. Included in the ticket price is complete access to the Wake the Tiger immersive experience with a pre-booked time slot selected during the booking process.
Sales & Marketing Director, Lucy Jarjoura from Wake the Tiger said: “After the phenomenal response to our Halloween Danse Macabre event, it was only a matter of time before we hosted another takeover evening at the Dream Factory. Within the world of Meridia, the awakening of Spring will be in full swing as the natural world enters a new beginning – get ready, Bristol!”
Final release tickets are on sale now and can be purchased over on the Wake The Tiger website for £35.00 + booking fee. Follow Wake The Tiger on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to keep up to date with more news, events and updates.
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