In this live radio and in-person event, Gushing with Gabby: on London’s Lesbian Renaissance, Gabby will interview Alex Loveless, co-founder of Lesbian bar La Camionera, An(dre)a Spisto, a neuroqueer clown, performance artist and co-producer of Brazilian Wax XXL, a sex-worker led queer Latinx dance party, and Shivani Dave, co-founder of the radically grassroots Dyke March.

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Bloolips’ seventh show: Living Leg-ends, with radical drag legend Lavinia Co-Op. Unfinished Histories presents a live reading of sections from the original script and rare video footage while Lavinia shares her experiences of working on the original production.

Fruit Machine TALK - Andrew Lumsden: Queer Journalist

Fruit Machine - Queer Hackney History Walk with Dan de la Motte. A Queer walk of Stoke Newington ending the tour at The Outsiders Gallery to take in their current exhibition FRUIT MACHINE, the artworks of 1970s GLF activist Andrew Lumsden. 

🎉 Celebrate LGBTQ+ creativity and community with Stonewall Housing! Join Stonewall Housing, Queer Noise and The QPOC Project for an unforgettable night of music, poetry, and drag!

Fruit Machine TALK - Andrew Lumsden: GLF Activist

Join the Queertopia: Business & Partners LGBTQIA+ Forum: Shaping Inclusive Workplaces & Services

Come and join Arcola Theatre Queer Collective as we explore and celebrate queer plays from the last 25 years performed at Arcola Theatre. We shall be reading extracts and performing sections from some of our favourite plays, followed by DJs in the bar.

ParaPride celebrates our powerful disabled community with a spectacular line-up of performers proudly showcasing disability talent, an interactive panel discussion, and a spacious networking area for everyone to socialise and feel safe

Join the Arcola Theatre Queer Collective as we celebrate 25 years of groundbreaking queer plays performed at Arcola Theatre. Come and try your hand in our PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP and share your thoughts on the plays we shall be performing extracts from!

Join the Queertopia Community Forum – A Space for LGBTQIA+ Residents in Hackney

This LGBTQ+ History Month, The Common Press is hosting a free evening of Pride and Protest on 5th February, from 7 PM - 9 PM, at VFD Dalston / Outsiders Gallery.

'At the Rainbow’s End' is a verbatim play based on interviews with older LGBT people about their experiences of homophobia and transphobia while receiving ‘care’. Presented as a script-in-hand performance with Q&A.

No Drama! - A shady look at the history of Trans-representation on the big screen, from Hollywood to indie filmmakers. A fabulous panel of industry experts will discuss good and (often) bad portrayals and with the audience will create a Manifesto of demands for future filmmakers.

The Belt Of Venus is an immersive video installation designed to provide a space for Trans+ attendees and allies to come together. Bring Flowers if you can.

For Trans Day of Remembrance, Trans Sauna are running a special edition of this sauna event where trans+ people have the space to grieve with their community and remember those that have been lost.

Join Pecs Education as they mark Trans Awareness Week with a free strength and conditioning gym class for all trans/non-binary bodies followed by a very special community quilting workshop!

Byenary Events are taking over the Goldie Saloon for a night of dimly lit back alley debauchery…

Grab your friends and come join us at The Common Press Bookshop for the Faggamuffin Bloc Party or stream on Mixcloud Live!

Join us for an exciting evening showcasing Core Arts LGBTQIA+ artists, musicians and poets plus invited friends.

A free zine launch event remembering the GLF TS/TV & Drag Queen Group of ’72 at Fort London. The night will include talks, readings and badge making.

An afternoon of film screenings and interactive workshops hosted by Stonewall Housing Trust at the Rio Cinema, Dalston. Find community, support and empowerment at "Pride and Protest in the Cost of Living Crisis”.

How can drag be performed differently and understood in a truly global and decolonised sense?

How can drag be performed differently and understood in a truly global and decolonised sense?

ParaPride returns to Hackney to mark LGBTQ+ and Disability History'. Hosted by Hoxton Hall. More detailed information will follow in 2024.

Delivered by Ballet Queer’s Jonathan Watkins, The Queer History of You Through Movement is a practical movement workshop that explores queer identity through dance.

A celebration of Bloolips radical drag theatre company, formed in 1977 by Hackney-born performers Bette Bourne, Lavinia Co-op and others.

A live radio show with an audience exploring the importance of queer and POC spaces with go-to photographer for London’s queer and POC nightlife Bernice Mulenga, and founder of legendary club night Pxssy Palace Nadine Noor. Ending on a very special live DJ set by Nadine.