LOS ANGELES—TGirl Nights on Wednesday announced their returning sponsorship of the Best Scene Award at the upcoming 2017 TEAs. They’ll be hosting a special Grooby Girls night this Saturday for their official Super Bowl Party at Hamburger Mary’s in Long Beach, Calif.
“TGirl Nights is thrilled and proud to sponsor the TEAs in what will be our sixth year,” said producer Jamie Jameson. "It has become such a premier event and I enjoy the evening and connecting with friends. It’s the Best of the Best!"
"As LA's largest trans club events, having a partnership with Jamie and TGirl Nights has proved beneficial for our community. Her events provide a safe, fun environment," added Grooby’s Marketing and Editorial Director, Kristel Penn. "She is passionate in her support of the TEAs and we love her and her events."
This Saturday's event will feature popular Grooby Girls Tori Mayes, Sofia Ferreira, Isabella Sorrenti, and Nadia Love.
Jamie Jameson’s TGirl Nights hosts two of the most popular trans events in Southern California: TGirl Tuesdays and TGirl Saturdays. Their weekly Tuesday party and their special first of the month events are held at the Hamburger Mary’s in Long Beach. Visit their official website at TGirlNights.com for more information.
The TEAs (also known as the Transgender Erotica Awards), now in its ninth year, celebrates the accomplishments of the trans adult industry and its performers. From its humble beginnings as an online competition started by Grooby, the TEAs are now a three-day event that includes a pre-party, fan convention, and awards program.
The 2017 TEAs will be hosted by viral sensation and TEA Lifetime Achievement winner TS Madison at the Avalon in Hollywood. The pre-party will be held on March 3 at the Bardot, the fan convention will be held on March 4 at the Avalon, and the awards will be held at the Avalon on March 5. The Avalon and its connecting property, the Bardot, are located at 1735 Vine St, Los Angeles, CA, 90028. Discounted pre-sale tickets are available for purchase at theTEAShow.com.
