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Features / LGBTQ+ Literature

Bristol’s new intersectional feminist journal champions LGBTQ+ voices

Submissions are open throughout February

Features / Drag

A special brand of drag-cabaret

The Shade Pullers and Lash Stackers Social Club returns to The Wardrobe Theatre for two nights

Features / In Memoriam

“Mother hen” of Bristol’s gay community passes away

Peggy Hancock, 1923-2021

Features / LGBTQ+ Bristol 2021

Bristol in 2021: LGBTQ+ Community

What a year to be queer

Features / Trans day of remembrance

Commemorating Trans Day of Remembrance 2021 in Bristol and beyond

“Mourn the dead, fight like hell for the living”

Features / martial arts

The new self-defence workshop empowering LGBTQ+ people

Workshop is the first of its kind in Bristol

Features / Drag

The Boulet Brothers Dragula is coming to Bristol

World famous horror drag tour coming in 2022

Features / Queer Skaters

“A collective and safe space on the Bristol skate scene”

Kindred Folks Crew brings representation for QTIBPOC skaters

Features / Pansy Project

The ‘delicate, defiant’ living art resisting LGBTQ+ hate

The Pansy Project is part of Vanguard x TOward 2030

Features / LGBTQ+

Stark, masterful queer cinema: “Pier Kids” comes to Bristol

Powerful documentary is screening at Watershed from October 8th

Features / Clubs

An introduction to Bristol’s LGBTQ+ scene

Kit Million Ross outlines the best LGBTQ+ clubs, events and support networks in the city

Features / Queer Literature

Young LGBTQ author to launch debut novel in Bristol

Owen B Lewis weaves a beautiful and unique fantasy world

Features / Armistead Maupin

“An Evening With Armistead Maupin” coming to St. George’s Bristol

LGBTQ+ author and activist will discuss his prolific career

Your say / rainbow crossing

‘The reaction to Bristol’s rainbow crossing proves exactly why we need it’

Even in 2021, LGBTQ+ acceptance has a long way to go

LGBT / Sponsored Feature

Preview: The Palace International Film Festival

Bristol’s LGBTQIA+ film festival is back 8 – 12 September

LGBT / Bristol Pride

In pictures: Bristolians enjoy new rainbow crossing

People (and pups!) celebrate queer visibility in the city

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