London
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After a (despicable) visit by The Orange Man , the UK now deserves some US Gay Royalty : Miss Dina Martina
Like in so many countries around the globe right now, the UK is going through a wave of anti-American sentiment for very obvious reasons. Not helped by the Orange Man boasting he could get the two parts of Ireland to reconcile within weeks, or dismissing Prime Minister Burnham as “the mayor of a town” and…
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Queerguru reviews QUEERIOSITIES showcasing the work of more than 50 LGBTQIA+ artists, makers in Peckham, SE London.
Queeriosities returns to London for its 2026 edition on October 2–4, showcasing the work of more than 50 LGBTQIA+ artists, makers and small businesses at Copeland Gallery in Peckham, SE London. Founded and led by curator Davy Pittoors, Queeriosities is a travelling platform that elevates LGBTQIA+ creatives expressing their identities through art, craft, and design.…
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LGBTQ Guided Tour of London’s legendary HIGHGATE CEMETARY where famous gays are laid to rest
Queerguru is a big fan of queer history, especially when people in the LGBTQ+ community tell it. So we are delighted to tell you that Peter Herbert, the Curator Manager of The Arts Project and now a regular Queerguru Contributor, has a real treat in store. He is organizing an early Autumn 75-minute guided tour…
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Queerguru’s Peter Herbert revisits THE BLACK CAP: A LEGENDARY LGBT PUB IN CAMDEN TOWN LONDON
Doff your black cap and salute one of our great pubs that has bucked a current worldwide trend for accelerated closures of LGBT venues. London’s famous The Black Cap has returned after a shock closure in 2015 when the pub, which spawned over 1,000 nights of “Palladium-style drag acts,” closed overnight. During these eleven years,…
