Fans of the video sharing app Tik Tok will soon get the chance to meet one of its creators at Rutherglen’s Flip Out arena as part of an anti-bullying campaign.
On Sunday March 15, Kristen Scott – who has 708,000 followers and more than 23 million likes on the app – will be meeting fans and creating content in the facility.
The event is the first step in a city-wide anti-bullying campaign, led by Flip Out, encouraging young Scots to be kinder.
There’s a limited number of meet and greet tickets available across three sessions and tickets include an hour jump and access to the full arena.
Meet and greet sessions are from 10am until 11am, 11am until 12pm and 1pm until 2pm and cost £12 per person.
Flip Out will make a donation to Scotland’s national children’s charity, Children 1st as part of their anti-bullying campaign.
George Gallacher, general manager at Flip Out , said: “This is the first meet and greet event we’ve held at Flip Out Glasgow and we’re really excited about it.
“We’re proud to support homegrown talent like Kristen, too.
“Tik Tok as a platform encourages creativity and joy and that’s exactly what we want to promote within our arena too.
“We’re sure this is going to be a really popular event, so fans better get their tickets quickly!”
Tickets are on sale now and must be bought in advance.
To find out more and to book a meet and greet, visit www.flipout.co.uk/glasgow.
