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My Little Pony rave lands at Rhino Room in August with DJs and cosplay competition
Saturday 8 August 2026Rhino Room
A My Little Pony themed rave is coming to Rhino Room on 8 August, featuring DJs spinning pop hits and show-specific tracks, themed cocktails, and a Best Cosplay competition with venue vouchers and plushies as prizes. The event is 18+ only and requires photo ID at entry, with tickets available exclusively through the official event listing.
Somewhere between a nostalgia trip and a full-blown costume party sits the My Little Pony rave, an event that takes the friendship-is-magic ethos of the beloved cartoon and pairs it with a proper club setup. DJs will run the night, spinning pop party hits alongside tracks pulled straight from the show's world, and the whole thing is built around dressing up rather than dressing down.
Cosplay is central to the concept. There's a Best Cosplay competition on the night, with venue vouchers and plushies up for grabs, so anyone who's been sitting on a Rainbow Dash or Twilight Sparkle outfit has a reason to finally wear it out. Expect the usual rave trappings of lights and a packed room, but with a distinctly technicolour, cartoon-bright twist.
Themed drinks are part of the pitch too. Pegasus Pop, Maximus Moonshine and Spirit Sipper are the specialty options on offer, each leaning into the show's mythology rather than just slapping a pony sticker on a standard cocktail list.
Behind the scenes, the organisers are also recruiting for the event itself, calling for DJs, designers, photographers, content creators, influencers, videographers, video editors, photo editors, door staff, event hosting staff and event managers. Anyone interested is asked to inbox the event page directly rather than contacting venues.
A few practical notes worth flagging before anyone locks in plans. This is a drinking age only event, so photo ID is required at the door, and there are no refunds once tickets are purchased. The organisers are also firm on ticket authenticity, urging patrons to buy exclusively through the official link on the event listing rather than through third-party resellers or private sellers, whose tickets can't be verified.
On accessibility, the organisers say they can't guarantee every venue will suit every patron, but they're committed to accommodating needs where possible, including companion tickets, and recommend contacting the venue directly for specifics.
The listed end time for the night is described as an estimate rather than a hard finish, so the advice is to arrive early to catch everything on offer rather than risk missing features later in the night.
Details on the specific venue and date weren't included in what's been released so far, so keep an eye on the event listing for confirmation before making plans. What's clear already is that this isn't a quiet nostalgia singalong. It's a themed rave with real production behind it, aimed at anyone keen to bring their inner pony fan out for a proper dance.
Details are correct at the time of publishing. Events can change or be cancelled, so please confirm dates, times and prices with the venue or ticket seller before booking.