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Motion launches Keep Bristol Moving campaign
With a huge number of students turning 18 during the pandemic, the night club recognises that many have missed out on an essential rite of passage into club culture and the city’s prestigious dance music scene.
In new research conducted by them, Motion found that 90% (88%) of young people feel that clubbing helps them connect with people and improves their mental well-being.
However, a recent study by Keep Hush revealed that Gen-Z’s interest in clubbing post-pandemic fell to 25%, showing that a large portion of people are missing out on the benefits of the club music scene.
is needed now More than ever
In an effort to address these issues, Motion has launched its Keeping Bristol Moving campaign, kicking off with a short film which is a love letter to Bristol’s nightlife and the moments which connect people.
Alongside this, the club will undertake a series of pop-up events, live streams, student promotions and giveaways.
They have also launched a competition to win a number of prizes, including one of their exclusive ‘Dance Cards,’ – which gives you guestlist to any Motion/Marble Factory event up till March 31st 2023.
Other prizes include:
- NYE Motion/Marble Factory event tickets x4
- Nozstock 2023 Weekend Ticket (Friday entry) x1
- Love Saves the Day weekender tickets x2
- Eldorado 2023 festival tickets x2
- Tokyo World Festival Saturday & Sunday ticket x1
- Tickets The Blast Summer show of choice x4
- YARD 2023 x4
- £100 bar tab (event of choice)
- £50 Voucher to Jacobs (Streetwear)
- Cut at Jacobs Barber
- £50 Pirate Studios Voucher
- £50 Oowee Voucher
Booker at Motion, Travis Derrick said: “With such a massive number of students recognising the importance of going out for their mental well-being, we want to make sure we’re doing everything we can to make sure no one is missing out on the nightlife scene in Bristol (and beyond).
“Motion is such a huge part of the Bristol scene, but it doesn’t come without the city’s gems which many students will discover during the first years of university.
“We love Bristol and want to make sure that this year’s intake of students, especially the ones that missed out on their early clubbing years, do as well.”
To find out more and to enter the competition, click here.
Main photo: Nic Kane
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