London club Gallery teams up with BLOND:ISH’s ‘Bye Bye Plastic’ foundation
The foundation’s long-term goal is to eliminate single-use plastic in the music industry
West London club Gallery has announced a partnership with BLOND:ISH’s eco-conscious foundation Bye Bye Plastic.
BLOND:ISH launched the foundation in 2020 with the stated aim of helping eliminate single-use plastic in the music industry and creating a greener future for touring musicians.
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The collaboration will see Gallery continue its commitment to not using single-use plastic and looking into new ways to reduce the venue's environmental impact. It will also see £1 from every glass bottle of water sold donated to the foundation. It launches on June 19 when Blond:ish plays at the venue.
“Creating a greener future through the music industry and nightlife is really important to us,” says founder Barth Rougier. “We’ve already eliminated single-use plastic from our drinks service so partnering with BLOND:ISH and Bye Bye Plastic to work on future initiatives and help spread the word of the foundation’s work is an exciting prospect for us.”
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Gallery opened in April on West London’s Kensington High Street and has welcomed Prospa and William Djoko to its booth with upcoming sets from Seth Troxler, Pete Tong and Nic Fancuilli.
Find out more about Bye Bye Plastic here.