A national annual event in February which is a chance for people to raise awareness and celebrate LGBT issues and people. The website is a resource to support all the events and has a calendar to publicise them. There is also the LGBT History month bulletin which keeps you up to date with LGBT matters across the country through out the year. The website itself has both loads of information and ideas and offers links to innumerable other sites that cover LGBT issues, history and events.

Crazy pop party with DJs Boogaloo Stu, DJ DMS and DJ P. Plus regular live performances, sweets and treats.

London

10pm-3am

Play by Ronnie Larsen, inspired by the events which took place in the Jenny Jones chat show on 6 March 1995 and the devastating human consequences of an over-intrusive and exploitative media. A dark comedy satirising the talk show concept, our desperation to be famous and the unexpected consequences.

London

Tue-Sat 7.30pm, Sun 6pm

Lesbian comic Rosie Wilby returns with her new show to reflect on her transition from musician to comedian as art of the National Storytelling Week.

London

8pm

London's longest-running discussion group for lesbians, bisexual and questioning women joins the LGBT History Month programme a quiz about LGBT history.

London

8-9pm

Where previous Loudest Whispers exhibitions have been extensive group shows for over 30 artists, this year the alternative exhibition is more intimate, concentrating on 11 artists largely drawn from the creative art world of Camden and Islington. Established artists include Warwick Stanley, Caroline Halliday, Steve Edwards and Simon Croft. Other artists - Andrew Orford, Daryl White, Pascal Ancel Bartholdi, Martin King, Carolyn Williams and Titus Davies - are all new to the LGBT art world of Loudest Whispers (partnership between Camden LGBT Forum, the Arts Project Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust). The exhibition features photo montage, watercolours, installation, contemporary photography, painting and jewellery. Part of Camden & Islington LGBT History Month 2012.

London

Mon-Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 1-5pm

art of LGBT History Month in Southwark, which is dedicated to tackling homophobia and transphobia in in the world of sport. This event boasts a panel of opinionated politicians, journalists, sports people, activists, show-offs and scenesters as they debate the issues that matter. Tonight's guests are Suran Dickson of Diversity Role Models, plus Bob Ballard, Claire Harvey and Dave Merchant. Refreshments will be served.

London

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Gay singer, composer and pianist Ezra Axelrod in his new pop-rock spectacle, fusing music and theatrical storyteling. Based on true events, the show take audiences on a journey through the 25-year-old artist's outrageous life, from his childhood in the backwoods of the Wild West, through a picaresque adolescence in Latin America, to his new home in London's Soho.

London

7pm doors

A national annual event in February which is a chance for people to raise awareness and celebrate LGBT issues and people. The website is a resource to support all the events and has a calendar to publicise them. There is also the LGBT History month bulletin which keeps you up to date with LGBT matters across the country through out the year. The website itself has both loads of information and ideas and offers links to innumerable other sites that cover LGBT issues, history and events.

London

We are looking forward to our February drinks party, the first of 2012, which will be held at the Cavendish Club at No 5 Cavendish Square, W1. So come and join us and enjoy a complimentary glass of champagne on arrival (7pm-8pm)

5 Cavendish Square is a unique venue, it is the former Spanish Embassy and it has been totally refurbished to provide elegant traditional style combined with the contemporary. It is both a social hub and a cosy retreat which provides excellent service and superb food in a relaxed atmosphere. Overlooking Cavendish Square just behind Oxford Street, it provides a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the West End. You will not be disappointed !

Unashamed luxury and opulence are the keynotes of No 5 Cavendish Square. Velvet, mahogany tones and Louis XIV chairs feature heavily in the interior of this West End private members club (cocktail bar and whisky bar, restaurant, patio garden and roof terrace, nightclub and hotel suites). Other areas within No5 include a VIP lounge and private dining room.

Admission:

1. Members - The Velvet-Club (Events) membership card is £10, valid for 6 months. The Event membership card benefits include: Complimentary entrance for the Member and 1 guest to:

(i) Velvet-Club Drinks Parties held on the first Friday of the Month (7pm-11.30pm) except January. Admit 2. A complimentary glass of wine on arrival (7-8pm)

(ii) Shadow Lounge on the first Friday of the Month (10pm-3am). Admit 2 between 10pm-12.30am. Shadow Lounge, 5 Brewer Street, Soho, London W1F 0RF Tel: 020 7317 9270 .

That's less than £1 per person per event!. Members are required to produce their valid membership card on arrival at Velvet-Club and Shadow Lounge.

2. Non Members - For non members and additional guests, as from September 2nd, there will be an entrance fee of £5 per person to attend the monthly Velvet-Club event, which will also include a complimentary glass of wine between 7-8pm.

Velvet-Club (Events) Membership cards are available by telephoning Catherine on 07913 644 710 who can then process your payment by credit/debit card or at the Velvet Events. Once your payment is processed, you can then collect your membership card on the night, or if you prefer it can be posted to you.

London (Central)

7.00pm-12.00am

Meeting of the Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association with guest speakers Brett Lock ande Ted Brown on the queer history of popular music from the 1920s to the present day.

London

7.30pm

A monthly social for gay men and women living in the Balham area.

London

8pm-1am

The original gay indie night, still going strong. Popstarz inspired a host of alternative gay clubs, but none come close to it terms of scale or popularity. The Indie Ballroom plays indie, rock and alternative anthems. The Pop Lounge plays pure pop from the '80s to the present. The Rave Room plays electro and twisted disco. Plus there are regular PAs and themed parties.

London

10pm-4am

Long-running, monthly women-only club with gay men welcome as guests. Two bars, lounges, chillout areas, heated beer garden and dancefloor. DJs and drinks promotions.

London

9pm-3am

London's biggest commercial gay night is spread over three floors and continues to pack them in, week after week. The main floor features pop and live PAs, The Star Bar plays electro house, The Island and Pop Room plays '80s and '90s. Regular theme nights add to the fun. Admission prices vary.

London

10.30pm-6am

Busy girls' night at London's leading venue for lesbians and bi-women. Resident DJs on rotation DJs Lady Bex and Sandra D play chart hits from classic to current.

London

8pm-3am

Educating OUT Prejudice through the LGBT Lens

- Celebrating our new website the Classroom
- Gender Intelligence, Mermaids and GIRES will explore how to challenge the concept of binary gender
- Disability History Month will explore challenging disability
- HMI/Ofsted will explore how we can use the curriculum to celebrate diversity
- Workshops will explore the lesson plans on the website and there will be an opportunity to view the Rainbow Project films and hear from young people how they are working on the issues ...plus the usual chance to network and Schools out AGM vote in the new committee

London

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The Soho Masses Pastoral Council welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered Catholics, their parents, families and friends to Masses at 5.00 pm, on the 1st & 3rd Sundays of every month, at the Church of the Assumption & St Gregory, Warwick Street, London

London (Central)

1st & 3rd Sundays of every month at 5.00 pm

An irreverent night of fun and frolics hosted by if.comedy Best Newcomer 2007 award nominee, and as seen on BBC 2's Mock The Week, Zoe Lyons.

A consuming brew of comedic delight, this gay friendly night promises a fabulous line up every time.

Sussex

07:30pm

London's only gay and lesbian hockey club trains weekly. New members welcome.

London

12.15pm-2pm