Brighton UK
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Two long-established Bars in Brighton UK are closing? Is this a sign of the future for the LGBTQA+ community?
On Friday 7 August, less than a week after the largest Pride event in the UK, the Charles Street Tap bar in Brighton (UK) announced it would close after 25 years. A few days later, the R-Bar also announced that after 21 years, it would soon close. Both these venues sit on Brighton’s seafront looking…
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THE COAST IS QUEER : The UK’s Biggest and Brightest Festival of LGBTQ+ Literature : IS BACK
The UK’s Brighton & Hove’s festival of LGBTQ+ writing returns on 9 October for four days of lively and insightful conversations, panels, workshops, performances and films, celebrating some of our best and brightest LGBTQ+ writers at Brighton’s Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts. Now in its seventh year, The Coast is Queer creates a…
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THE QUEER BEACH is a queer mixed media exhibition at SEAS, UK celebrating LGBTQ History Month
SEAS (Socially Engaged Art Salon) is planning to celebrate LGBTQ History Month with a new mixed media exhibition THE QUEER BEACH. Curated by Dr Gil Mualem-Doron the project explores the strong connection between queer people and culture and the seaside – between a fringe, sometimes marginal community, and this frontier space. It cruises…
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Queer Photography II: Identity Displaced, a collaborative exhibition of LGBTQIA+ artists
Queer Photography II: Identity Displaced, is a collaborative exhibition of LGBTQIA+ artists for Photo Fringe’s 2022 festival “Real Utopias” at the Leward Centre in Brighton UK. It’s a sequel to last year’s exhibition, Queer Photography: A non-definitive survey. This new exhibit explores and deconstructs the many facets of queer identity, highlighting how the…
