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Annual Benefit Night:

A BIG THANK YOU to DJs, helpers, and everyone came along to Kabu 2009... we raised £1785 for the BCSW charity.

A once a year night with a difference. Two rooms of female DJs playing a wide, wide range of high quality danceable music: electro, funky house, breakbeat, drum'n'bass, techno, disco, bassline and dubstep, soul, party beats, reggae mashup and hip hop. And a can-can troupe to boot!!

Featuring:
Full on décor and projections; the Red Hot Frilly Kickers can-can troupe and the Sirenz dancers; a covered outdoor chillout balcony and the gorgeous Tequila Fairies, plus fruit and ice pops.

Expect a great atmosphere and an up for it crowd!

The charity this year:
Bristol Crisis Service for Women. They offer support to women in emotional distress, and particularly to those who self-injure. More about BCSW.

The venue
Blue Mountain Stokes Croft BS1 3PR

Two rooms, two bars, and large chillout balcony (now covered). New sound systems.

'Kabu' means...

‘Beat of a drum’ in the language of the Lakota Sioux

and according to the Internet:

A kabu is a sweet white turnip eaten in Japan.
It's a Siberian Husky dog.
Ka is Japanese for ‘song’ and Bu ‘dance’, giving rise to the theatrical performance called a kabuki.
In it's shortened form, it's a Fijian word for fog.
It's the title of Ethiopian musician Aster Aweke's album, translated as 'Sacred Rock'.