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February 2020
Camden & Islington LGBT History Month
forum+ is very proud to showcase the largest line-up of events celebrating LGBT History Month in the UK. The 2020 festivities centre on the themes of ‘Poetry, Prose and Plays’ with events for everyone to enjoy across Camden and Islington. From guided walks in Islington, to LGBT+ under-fives’ story book mornings; from plays by LGBT writers to queer poetry readings; from the Loudest Whispers Art exhibition to the LGBT Film Day at the British Museum, it’s a month brimming with events. Please read…
Find out more »Intercharity LGBT+ Social
Monthly social for people working in the charity and third sector.
Find out more »‘Queerstory’ Stonewall Housing LGBT+ History Month Ball
Stonewall Housing are delighted to present Queerstory; a night of infotainment honouring the first LGBT+ History Month of the new decade. We’re kicking off our events for 2020 in style. Come along and celebrate LGBT+ History Month with us in the gorgeous Earth Kitchen in Hackney. It will be a night of infotainment and Queerstory with 2 film screenings, live performances, DJs and beautiful spoken word. If you’re still on your feet, at 10pm we clear the runway and the…
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March 2020
COLOURS Youth Festival
A FREE day long event for LGBT+ young people of colour aged 16-25, to celebrate and explore identity, get creative and connect with other young people from around the UK. This year the festival is taking place on Saturday 7th March in Manchester! Young people aged 14-16 are welcome but only if attending with a youth group/youth worker. For more information, please email: coloursyouthuk@gmail.com To register for your place at the festival, please CLICK HERE
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The Cultural Legacy of Stuart Marshall: Drawing on the television work and cultural activism of British artist, activist, educator, curator and arts organiser Stuart Marshall (1949-1993), artist, writer and researcher Conal McStravick will consider the role of British television in developing new kinds of LGBT+ Cultural activism, particularly in the context of the global AIDS pandemic.
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