Friday 4 November, Liverpool
PIN UPS @ The Gallery
The 'Cruising for Art' themed annual Homotopia festival kicked
off this week in Liverpool, showcasing an array of art by queer and
LGBT artists. Pin Ups, the joint exhibition by Sadie Lee and
Matthew Stradling explores queer icons opens this Friday at The
Gallery, a free exhibition, it runs until early in the new
year.
More info here.
Friday 4 November, Belfast
KARNIVAL @ Kremlin
No nonsense pop, house and commercial dance mixed with a healthy
dose of camp at Belfast's premier gay bar this weekend for their
weekly Karnival club night.
More info here.
Friday 4 November, Cardiff
DYNAMITE @ Bar Icon
Boasting that it'll be "the most explosive party atmosphere in
Cardiff", celebrate bonfire night with a variety of firework
inspired cocktails and a mix of dance, pop and club-chart music at
the swanky Bar Icon in Cardiff.
More info here.
Saturday 5 November, Liverpool
LAVENDER GIRLS @ Homotopia, Unity
Theatre
Homotopia's comedy set Lavender Girls invite you to join them
for an alternative Guy Fawkes' night, with a mix of comedy from
Rosie Wilby, live music from indie band Zorras, live poetry
and music performance from Caz & Britney. And DIVA ed, Jane
will be somewhere in the audience.
More info here.
Saturday 5 November, London
FANNYPACK @ Korsan Bar, Shoreditch
Pick up some glow-sticks and head to Fanny Pack; themed
'adventures in neon', this club night encourages you to 'shake your
moneymaker' to early 90s Britpop through to hip-hop, with the likes
of Scat Man, Salt 'n' Pepper and Babylon Zoo. Forget fireworks,
make your own colours.
More info
here.
Saturday 5 November , London
Liberté - Back With a Bang! @ Brixton Clubhouse,
Brixton
Liberte is back with a bang this Guy Fawkes' night. Packed with
party anthems, RnB/ mash ups/ bashment/ house/ rare grooves and
reggae, this is an eclectic night for an eclectic range of
women.
More info
here
Sunday 6 November, Birmingham
INVISIBLE @ Mac, Cannon Hill
Park
Written by Sayan Kent, this play explores isolation and
'invisibility' that faces Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic
bisexual, gay and queer women in Birmingham. With three stories of
three different women, Natalie, Mira and Zaynab intertwine their
stories in these three plays. This is part of Birmingham's annual
Shout festival.
More info here.
