We do not organise or endorse these events ourselves. Events are organised by individuals or groups who want to celebrate LGBT History Month; the organisers of each event are solely responsible for their own event. We publish these details for your own information only.
This is an opportunity to ensure that the contemporary stories of Bristol's LGBT people are recorded as part of the ongoing history of the city's people - we would appreciate your contribution to this to help us develop our archive for present and future generations, as these stories are currently under-represented in our Museums and Archives collections.
Paul's work ranges from the dark gothic comedy of the acclaimed "Brenda and Effie" novels, through Sci-Fi novels in the Doctor Who series, to gritty teen fiction such as his controversial 2002 book "Strange Boy". Places are limited and can be booked by contacting Andrew Cox, Reading Manager at Bristol Libraries.
Creative writing workshop with author and lecturer Paul Magrs. Paul's work ranges from the dark gothic comedy of the acclaimed "Brenda and Effie" novels, through Sci-Fi novels in the Doctor Who series, to gritty teen fiction such as his controversial 2002 book "Strange Boy".
Join author and creative writing lecturer Paul Magrs to learn why the Literary Review called him "one of the smartest, darkest imaginations in contemporary fiction" and the Independent describe him as "A latter-day Roald Dahl". Paul's work ranges from the dark gothic comedy of the acclaimed "Brenda and Effie" novels, through Sci-Fi novels in the Doctor Who series, to gritty teen fiction such as his controversial 2002 book "Strange Boy".
Rainbow Source is LGBT radio for Cornwall and beyond. We are doing a series of programmes over the month on LGBT history, having guests and special presenters.
Wandsworth LGBT Forum invites you to Wandsworth LGBT Film Season 2010. As part of the season, we are hosting films at The Exhibit Cinema every Thursday in February. This is part of LGBT History Month in Wandsworth. The programme of films is as follows: 04 Feb - Transamerica 11 Feb - By hook or by crook 18 Feb - Bent 25 Feb - Boys don't cry
Tickets are £ 5 each; reduced to £ 3 each when you dine at The Exhibit Restaurant on the night you wish to see the film. 3 Courses £ 15 - 2 Courses £ 12. It is strongly advised that you book up in advance for this event. To book call: tel: 020 8772 6556 We look forward to welcoming you at The Exhibit, Balham for the LGBT Film nights.
