LGBT History Month 2006
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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.

Tuesday 20th February

Jazz Night  at the Bartok featuring Mark Jennett Jazz Quartet and Jan Ponsford
This evening sees two of the LGBT community's best known jazz artistes at the Bartok club in Camden. Jan Ponsford is hailed as one of the UK’s best and more original vocalists whose sensibilities stretch further than the norm, effortlessly covering jazz, south American and eastern European influences — a blend

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now considered de rigueur for jazz vocalists, with Jan herself being credited as an originator of the style.

She performs and records with some of the world’s finest musicians, and features alongside the Greats in the book ‘Singing Jazz’. She also has her own section in the Virgin Encyclopaedia of Jazz, and is in the Penguin Who’s Who of Jazz.

Born and raised near Cambridge, Mark grew up singing along with Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald and watching Hollywood movies on TV - an experience which now explains his uncanny ability to remember the verses of countless standards. An early career as a boy soprano came to grief when he realised that no one looks good in a surplice. After blundering through a number of jobs in education and the arts - he met Carol Grimes who persuaded him to try singing beyond the confines of his living room. Mark has sung at the Vortex, the Spice of Life and Pizza on the Park and worked with such musicians as Dave Wickens, Issy Postill, Alison Rayner and Malcolm Earl Smith. He appears regularly with Carol Grimes and has recently formed his own quartet which made its club debut at the Vortex in July 2006.

Time: 8 - 11 pm
Venue: The Bartok
Venue address: 78/79 Chalk Farm Road, London NW1 8AR
Train: Chalk Farm
Public event?: Yes
Name: Camden LGBT Forum
Disability access: Venue is accessible
Other info: The event is free


LGBT History Quiz Night
A not-too-serious quiz about LGBT people, things and events

Time: 8.00 start
Venue: The Lord Roberts Pub - in the Green Room
Venue address: 24 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AN
Public event?: Yes
Name: Nottingham Lesbian and Gay Switchboard
Organiser's email: notts@lgswitchboard.fsnet.co.uk
Phone number: 0115 9348485
Disability access: notts@lgswitchboard.fsnet.co.uk
Other info: £1 entrance charge. A buffet will provided. The winner gets a prize.

Queer cook Book experience!
LGBT YP under 19 are invited to join us for 4 evenings of gay cooking.

Time: 5.30-7.30
Venue: Manchester Lesbian and Gay Centre, 49-51 Sidney St, Manchester M1
Directions: off Oxford Road, behide 8th Day Cafe
Train: Oxford Road
Venue phone number: 07900 680 725
Venue email: info@lgym.org.uk
Public event?: No
Name: Tess Gregson
Organiser's email: tess@lgym.org.uk
Phone number: 07900 680 725

LGBT Youth History
A chance for young people aged 14 to 25 years old to learn about famous people from history and to plan a costume to dress up as someone famous from history for our Saturday event!

Time: 7.30pm-10pm
Venue: The Lesbian and Gay Centre, (by the 8th Day Cafe off Oxford Road), 49-51 Sidney Street, Manchester
Directions: Its off Oxford Road near the BBC, and directly opposite the new entrance for Manchester Met University Student Union.  Look for All Saints Park which is just opposite Sidney Street. Our building has a purple fram and backs onto the 8th Day Cafe
Train: Oxford Road Train Station, 42/43/142/143 busses/wlking distance from Piccadilly Train Station
Venue phone number: 0781 398 1338
Venue email: info@likt.org.uk
Public event?: Yes
Name: Amelia Lee
Organiser's email: info@likt.org.uk
Phone number: 0781 398 1338
Disabled access information: Amelia Lee
Other info: All welcome!

LGBT Speakeasy
Terrence Higgins Trust, Equality South West & Bristol City Council’s Rainbow Group invite you to a live debate. The Speakeasy will give lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, Trans people, family and friends the opportunity to debate a wide range of issues including health, ethnicity and age.

Time: 7 - 9pm
Venue: Bristol City Council Conference Hall, College Green, Bristol BS1 5TR
Directions: From Bristol Temple Meads train station follow signs to Clifton. College Green is at the bottom of Park Street
Venue email: info.west@tht.org.uk
Public event?: Yes
Name: Simon Nelson
Organiser's email: simon.nelson@tht.org.uk
Phone number: 0117 955 1000
Disabled access information: Simon Nelson

The Night Watch
An open discussion of lesbian and gay perspectives in reading fiction. Using Sarah Waters' book 'The Night Watch'as a point for discussion. This is event is free and open to all.

Time: 7:30pm
Venue: Beeston Library, Foster Avenue, Nottingham NG9 1AE
Directions: www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=52.9268&lon=-1.2176&scale=10000&icon=x
From City: No 36 city bus from Victoria centre or No 5 Trent Barton bus from Friar Lane.
Train: Beeston Bus Station: 2 minute walk
Venue phone number: 0115 9255168
Venue email: beeston.library@nottscc.gov.uk
Public event?: Yes
Disabled access information: 0115 9255168
Other info: the event is FREE!

‘LOOK BEYOND THE LABEL - BREAKING THE SILENCE FOR LGBT YOUNG PEOPLE’ - A SEMINAR ON HOMOPHOBIC BULLYING

Ian Warwick (Senior Research Officer, Thomas Coram Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London). Speaking about his qualitative research on different school’s responses to homophobic bullying Q & A facilitated by Joel Korn Youth & Statutory Liaison Worker.

Time: 7.00 – 9.00pm
Venue: The Metro Centre, Unit 401, 49 Greenwich High Street, Greenwich SE10 8JL
Directions: The Metro Centre. For map and location details see: www.metrocentreonline.org
Train: Greenwich Station DLR/ Mainline fromLondon Bridge
Venue phone number: 020 8265 3311
Venue email: joel@t-metro.co.uk
Public event?: Yes
Name: Joel Korn
Organiser's email: joel@t-metro.co.uk
Phone number: 020 8265 3311
Disabled access information: Organiser/ Administrator
Other info: Please RSVP by Friday 16th February 2007.

LGBT History Month celebration (until 23rd Feb)
Display.

Time: during office hours
Venue: Athenaeum House (foyer), Children's Services Dept offices, Market Street, Bury BL9 0BN
Train: Bury Interchange (Bus/Metrolink)
Public event?: Yes
Name: Philip Jones
Organiser's email: Phil.Jones@bury.gov.uk
Phone number: 07957587825
Disabled access information: Tim Pyzniuk, Athenaeum House, 0161-253-5638.
Other info: Display materials put together by members of Bury's Tackling Homophobic Bullying Group. Contact Philip Jones (details above) for more info.

The Big Debate
A mass debate Kilroy-style about issues affecting LGBT people in 2007.

Time: 7pm
Venue: Q:alliance @ The David Baxter Centre, 63 North 7th Street, Milton Keynes MK9 2DP
Directions: here
Train: Milton Keynes Central
Venue phone number: 01908 241528
Venue email: gareth@qalliance.org.uk
Public event?: Yes
Name: Gareth Pacitti
Organiser's email: gareth@qalliance.org.uk
Phone number: 01908 241528
Disabled access information: gareth@qalliance.org.uk
Other info: Suggested £1 donation for entry.





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