Miss Shapes at Ghetto is a top class indie night out for all those that love a bit of dance to the likes of The Killers, Gorillaz and more old school bands from the punk era. Full of a young trendy gay and lesbian crowd, Miss Shapes is the place to be seen in Soho.
Always attracting an eager crowd of dancers, Miss Shapes at Ghetto will see renowned DJs Sandra D, Yr Mum Ya Dad and Talia and James spinning mis matched indie and pop to keep everyone bouncing on the dance floor.
Ghetto is a innovative gay club with seven different themed nights a week. Catering for all kinds of tastes in music, with bands, indie nights, pop and guest DJ nights, the Ghetto has something for everyone.

London - West

Every Thursday 10.30pm-4am

The Fest is a beerfest themed sports bar, showing all major sporting events on a massive HD projector screen and 3 huge plasma screens.
The Fest have beer maidens dressed in the traditional garb serving steins of ice cold beers from around the Globe. They have poker nights, pool competitions, jelly-wrestling (once a month) and Londons best cover bands from Friday-Sunday, as well as sporting events from around the world.

London

Womens group meets second Tuesday of every month. Please visit the website for more information.

Life Clubs are weekly workshops that helps you to live more, laugh more, earn more and play more.
It's a weekly 90-minute workshop where like-minded people get together, take a snapshot of their life, examine their achievements, and then focus on and create simple goals. It's time to think about life and what you want from it.

London Fetish Fair is a cool, sexy, social & fetish shopping event set against a very welcoming backdrop for the cross-oriented BDSM and alternative community.

Second Sunday of every month 12:00 noon- 18:00 p.m

NG1 is a 750 capacity, air-conditioned super-club comprising of four separate and distinct environments - each one boasting its own creature comforts! Two dancefloors, four bars, a cafe, three separate sound systems and an up-scale atmosphere ensure NG1's appeal to gay clubbers nationwide.
Recently awarded the title of 'Best Midlands Gay Nightclub' by Midland Zone Magazine for the third time, NG1 has an enviable reputation for being the BUSIEST and BEST gay venue in Nottingham.

Nottinghamshire

Every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Each week throughout the summer (until the end of September), on a Thursday evening and a Sunday afternoon, London's only lesbian volleyball club - the Dynamo Dykes - hits Hyde Park in London for a friendly game of volleyball. We would like to invite anyone who is interested to come along and join us - it doesn't matter whether you are very experienced, or have never played before, you're welcome to come down for game and we usually go for a bevvy afterwards. Bring your sense of humour and a water bottle. No previous skill required!

London

Thurs 7-9pm and Sun 4-6pm

Adapted for the stage by American writer Carson McCullers from her novella of the same name, The Member Of The Wedding was originally performed in 1950.
The play’s main story examines the difficult journey of a girl from child to adolescent, while at the same time encapsulating the 1940's Deep South experience for many black Americans. Frankie Adams is twelve, her mother died at birth and her widowed father is completely preoccupied by his business. Frankie is left in the care of the black maid Berenice and has her seven year old cousin John Henry for company. Then her older brother, who is in the army, brings his fiancée home and announces that the wedding will take place at the end of the week, and the lonely and frustrated Frankie convinces herself that when the couple leave town after the wedding they will take her with them.
Tickets - Weekdays and matinees £21.50/ Saturday evenings & last performances £24.50/ Under 26s £9.50/ Other discounts available.

London

Various

The Intercom Trust present the first Free one day workshop for people interested in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Heritage. This one day event will be a fun and informative day for anyone with an interest in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) histories, or those considering putting on an exhibition, event or activity for LGBT History Month.

The workshop will show how history and heritage can, thrill as much as it matters and matter as much as it thrills.

Devon

10am-4pm

Tickets sold online: www.gulbenkiantheatre.co.uk This is gonna be a massive event. Limited ticket sales to 200.. so hurry!

Kent

The show will have the very best service providers and venues from around the region, offering advice and help to make sure your wedding day is everything you want it to be. There will also be two catwalk shows. Entry and car parking is free.

Yorkshire

11.00am - 4.30pm

There is Hervé, the French fashion photographer, Tony, the English white-collar worker in auditing, and Patrick, an American representing international business.

As in every comedy, we are going to look for the differences between those three western businessmen, unwillingly displaying all the well known clichés, all with their different habits and nationalities…. Their different lives? Is it only the mysterious chance that all aircrafts are grounded that unites them?

Set in an airport, deeply related to the world’s most recent history, with a sensorial performance composed with sound and images, the audience will be taken through a journey inside the play. Brought to you by Medialex and Exchange Theatre (The Exchange by Paul Claudel): a very entertaining and contemporary show.

London

2-21 October at 7.45pm (5.15pm sundays)

Where queer film talents meet. Films you have Made, Recorded from Telly, Bought and liked, Got from friends abroad... it is basically a share your films club night...

London (North)

Every Wednesday 8pm

The Ladies Nights has been set up to attract ladies of all ages, to meet up once a month to socialise in a private and safe environment, where a warm and welcoming team hope to keep you coming back each month. We will be happy to discuss parking arrangements, meeting you at the venue entrance, hiring a taxi to get you home safely and any other queries you may have.

Surrey

7.30pm onwards

We will be holding our October Drinks Party “IN THE PIANO LOUNGE” at this stunning Private Members Club which is well know for its fine paintings, impressive collection of books and comfortable furnishings.Enjoy a Glass of Wine with our compliments (guests who arrive between 7-8pm). A great place to network, flirt or to talk shop - your choice !! Dress: Smart casual - Capacity: 200 - Admission: Free - Nos of Guests: 3

London (Central)

7pm-11pm

Badonkadonk is a no-attitude gay and mixed club featuring retro to current indie/pop/disco/eletronica faves in a fab venue by Kings Cross and Angel tube stations. £7 at the door, (£5 with flyer before 11:30pm). Selected bottles: 3 for £5 until midnight.
Music - Retro to current indie, pop, disco and electronica. Expect the unexpected from kitsch trash to seriously cool, with DJ Provocateur ensuring a packed dancefloor.

London

10pm to 3am

The Skin Two Rubber Ball is the world’s premier fetish party. Established in 1992, the Rubber Ball drew people from around the world to a glamourous celebration of fetish style, with fashion shows, art performances and celebrity guests. The event is now internationally famous; it has been featured on television in Germany, Holland, France, Britain and the USA.

London (East)

Various

Back again with some pretty hot new music for the autumn, the Sugababes play G-A-Y again this October. A sure fire hit with G-A-Y goers, the girls are back in town for another gig at one of their favourite venues.

London - Central

23:00

A monthly afternoon session of screenings and discussion for older members of the London lesbian and gay community, Generations of Love at BFI Southbank is a chance for people to share their memories through film. LGBT films are screened, archive clips are shown, and anyone can discuss issues relating to the creation of identity, share their knowledge and pass on their understanding through intergenerational discussion.

London (South)

14:30-17:00

We will be holding the 3rd annual ‘London Gay Fresher Fair’ at London’s Hippest Homo Hangout, the newly refitted Trash Palace bar & club in Soho. The event is the first chance most new students will get to meet freshers from other universities, make new friends and find out what’s happening on the capitals vibrant music, arts and club scenes.

Last years event was a great success and we hope to build on that this year with DJs, goody bags, giveaways, games and more.

London (Central)

5.30pm-10.30pm