The Joiners Arms is coming back... but it needs your help
The East End’s legendary gay pub is returning as a community-run venue
Source: dazeddigital.com
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Campaign for new LGBTQI+ venue in Tower Hamlets or Hackney
Campaigners from Friends of the Joiners Arms are bidding to open a new LGBTQI+ venue in Tower Hamlets or Hackney.
United Kingdom Greater London United Kingdom General City Of Amy Roberts Foundation For Future London
Source: eastlondonadvertiser.co.uk
Campaign for new LGBTQI+ venue in Tower Hamlets or Hackney
Campaigners are bidding to open a new LGBTQI+ venue in east London - and are urging people to give their support through a community share offer.
United Kingdom Greater London United Kingdom General City Of Amy Roberts Foundation For Future London
Source: hackneygazette.co.uk
First community-run queer venue to open in London
Queer campaigners launch share sale to open UK’s first community-run queer venue. Community share sale launched after 8 year campaign
Source: qxmagazine.com
Shotgun Carousel Announces World Renowned Guest Performers For Their Springtime Spectacular THE GROTTEAUX
London's most infamous party and performance makers Shotgun Carousel are making a glamorous return to the stage after the pandemic-induced cancellation of their highly anticipated Christmas show.
Source: broadwayworld.com
Things To Do This Weekend In London: 19-20 February 2022
Vikings, violins and half term events.
Source: londonist.com
Things To Do This Week In London: 14-20 February 2022
Half term fun, Valentine's Day, and a new Stonehenge exhibition.
United States United Kingdom Perifereia Kentrikis Makedonias National Maritime Museum South Kensington Kensington And Chelsea
Source: londonist.com
The inspirational rise of drag kings: 'We are smashing down doors left, right and centre!' | Theatre
Drag queens enjoy mainstream success, yet their masculine-dress allies remain an exciting subculture. With so many artists now making waves, that may be about to change
Source: theguardian.com