LGBT Scottish country dance club where beginners are welcome and all dances taught then danced. Friendly and good exercise with a social afterwards.

London - North

7-9pm

Same-sex salsa in Soho.

Queer-friendly salsa classes at Freedom Bar in Soho on Monday nights 7-11pm. 6 pounds for the class (4 NUS) . Free social dancing afterwards from 9pm.

Classes with dance professional. Good music. Nice atmosphere. Good cocktails. Everybody welcome.

London (Central)

7pm - 11pm on Mondays

Weekly hour long gay-friendly classes for all shapes, sizes and levels of fitness. Various central London locations. Also Monday - Thursday & Saturday.

6-8pm

We Will Rock You is set in the future, on a place once called Earth. Globalisation is complete. Everyone watches the same movies, wears the same clothes, and thinks the same thoughts. A safe, happy Ga Ga world.

The Company Computers generate the music and the kids download it. All musical instruments are banned. But resistance is growing.

A hero is needed.

Is the one who calls himself Galileo that man, and can he help them Break Free...?

Legendary band Queen, fronted by the dynamic Freddie Mercury before his death in 1991, have been making music together since the 70’s and have now joined forces with writer Ben Elton to bring their unique sound to theatreland...

London - Central

Mon-Sat 7.30pm; Sat Mat & last Wed of month 2.30pm

Proud Chelsea presents Paris Je’taime, a tender and romantic portrait of Parisian life in 1949, as seen through the lens of premier photojournalist, Ivan Massar.

Never before seen in the UK, this exhibition focuses on Paris’ everyday. Massar’s unsparing yet deeply compassionate eye illuminates the city’s ordinary people, their relationships with each other, their city and their every day.

Inspired by the writings of American philosopher Henry David Thoreau, Masser’s work rejects the idea of the complicated, all encompassing image. His photographs reflect a desire to simplify, to slow things down to one focal point – one moment in time.Massar’s Paris series embodies these components with touching precision. An old man engages in a leisurely conversation with a young boy, a lone woman walks her dog through the Paris streets, two old ladies sit on park bench knitting.

The perfect show for the Valentines period, this nostalgic exhibition highlights life’s most important, but often forgotten, moments – an absolute must see.

London - North

'Salsa' literally means sauce. The kind a Latin Mother makes. It's Hot & Spicy and that's how the dance Salsa is.
The classes provide a unique opportunity for Lesbians & Gay Men to mix and socialize whilst also learning to dance Salsa.

You don't have to come with a partner as a friendly atmosphere has been created due to Salsa-Rosada's method of teaching, part of which entails students constantly changing partners enabling them to becom more versatile dancers whilst making new friends.

London - Central

7 - 8pm Beginners, 8 - 9pm Intermediates

Head to Trannyshack at Madame JoJos for a gender bending night of outrageous entertainment. Celebrating its new home after moving to Madame JoJos from the Soho Revue Bar, Trannyshack features cabaret acts, music, and plenty of debauchery to keep the mixed crowd entertained.

London - Central

10.30pm-03:00am

A subtle, sensitive approach to yoga. The classes include postures, breathing, relaxation and meditation.

They are all mixed abililty groups and are suitable for beginners.

London - North

Mon: 6.30pm- 8pm and Tues: 10.00am- 11.30am

With the election looming, the House of Homosexual Culture asks which way lesbian and gay voters should swing. Hosted by Paul Burston and featuring leading queer commentators, including the Guardian's Julie Bindel, this is an evening of history, political debate and performance.

London - South

7:45pm

Irving Penn was one of the most distinguished photographers of our time. Focusing on his portraits of major cultural figures over the last seven decades, Irving Penn Portraits is a glorious celebration of his work in this genre.

The exhibition includes over 120 exquisite prints, many vintage, ranging from his earliest portraits for Vogue magazine in 1944 to the present day. The variety and significance of sitters in Penn’s photographs is extraordinary. Among those featured in the exhibition are Truman Capote, Christian Dior, Duke Ellington, Alfred Hitchcock, Al Pacino, Edith Piaf and Pablo Picasso.

London - Central

Julian Clary is 50. Join him for an intimate evening - a celebration, no less, of his 25 years in the camp spotlight. Find out how he got there, and why he refuses to leave!

London - North

8.00PM

Award winning comedy every Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Eat, drink, watch and laugh as 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs on the comedy circuit entertain you.

East Sussex

Doos: Friday 6.30pm, Saturday 6pm/10pm, Sunday 7pm

Same gender tango: an Argentine tango club night for LGBT communities and their friends. Drop in tango class for beginners and improvers. No need to book. Cafe available.

London- South

7:30pm - 9:30pm

The March VELVET DRINKS PARTY has the exclusive use of the St Stephens Club on Friday 5 March (7-12) and, by special arrangement, guests can collect Passes to Shadow Lounge, Europe’s No 1 gay members club.

So come and join us and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine (7-8pm). Drinks will be available in the Bar and the Queenborough Room and Supper will be available in The Garden Room. Enjoy the spirit of the original Victorian townhouse and its lush views over the garden and St James Park.

Club drinks are: Wine: £4.50 per glass, £15.50 per bottle, Beer: £3.50, Spirits: single £3.50 (inclusive of mixer), Soft drinks: £2.25, Bottled Water: £1.00 glass.

Renowned for the quality of its food, Head Chef Alex Wood has created a 2/3 course menu (£20/£25 inc vat + service charge) with delicious choices.

Our members and guests are all ages and professions, a great night to network, flirt and make new friends. There is NO admission charge

If you can’t make it this time, subscribe your email address and we will send you an invitation for the next event!!!

London - Central

7pm - Midnight

2010 is in Brighton again building on last years success. This year we are proud to have a new patron: Dan Gillespie Sells, Lead singer of The Feeling.

Why do we need National Student Pride? University is often the first time people come out and although there are many LGBT students who are comfortable with who they are, there are also a lot of students who are struggling to come to terms with their sexuality. This is why we at Student Pride believe it is important to have a presence on university campuses not only for them but also for the rest of our university communities, to see yes we are here and yes it is normal.

Legendary afterhours with DJs Steve Pitron, Mikey D, The Sharp Boys, Terry Bryan, Paul Christian, HiFi Sean and Paul Martin.

London - South

12midnight-12noon

Out to Swim invites you to take part in its fourth annual swim meet GLLAM 2010 (Gay and Lesbian London Aquatic Meet), from 5-7 March, 2010.

GLLAM 2010 will be held at the Queen Mother Sports Centre, Victoria, from 13:30-20:30.

The meet will feature a full schedule of races and relays with electronic timing, in accordance with FINA rules, as well as a synchronised swimming demonstration.

London - Central

13:30-20:30.

An irreverent night of fun and frolics hosted by if.comedy Best Newcomer 2007 award nominee, Zoe Lyons.

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

Sun 7 March Chris Neill, Rachel Stubbings, Rachel Anderson, Mark Mair
Sun 4 April Pippa Evans, Roisin Conarty, Paul Sinha

For ages 18 + only

Sussex

07:30pm

Fire's flagship night with DJs Paul Martin, Terry Bryan, The Oli, The Sharp Boys, David Jiminez and Gonzalo Rivas playing upfront funky house and electro.

London - South

11pm-9am

Over the last eight years Groove Sanctuary has acquired a reputation as the predominant night for the city’s clubbing cognoscenti, creating that unmistakable groove which opens a sunburst into London’s grey heart; always at the cutting edge, yet always weaving in the finest classics of its genres. A four or five hour set might gather Deep Soulful House, Broken Beats, Nu-Jazz, Latin and Disco into one fluid mix, but even loyal regulars are often surprised by what tunes get pulled out of the bag.

Over the years, an internationally acclaimed list of guesting DJs have included Jazzanova, Peter Kruder, Phil Asher, Patrick Forge, Bugz In The Attic, Gilles Peterson, MJ Cole, Martin Solvieg, Aaron Ross and Quentin Harris, who have all borne witness to the enthusiasm of the dancers, and dancing is what this night is about. The clientele is one of clubland's most enthusiastic. The saying goes: “These people don’t know how to stop dancing”. The floor is a showcase for some of the best groovers around, throwing moves which consistently wow the crowds, and the vibe is as friendly as it is energetic.

*Free before 11pm, £5 after, cash on the door.

London - Central

09:30pm – 03:00am