After 6am, LGBT

Resident DJs spin pop and dance while plucky punters are invited to demonstrate their talents for a shot at a cash prize.

Marching on an empty stomach is never a good idea, so fill up beforehand at the LGBT centre's annual breakfast, plus there's music and entertainment to get into the swing of things.

The performance artist Jonny Woo hosts this colourful and madcap show, featuring internet star and cult figure, Charlie Hides, appearing with his cast of divas and celebrity impersonations, as well as other guest performers.

The annual shindig returns with all the usual elements: gather from noon at the Scottish Parliament, before the march sets off at after speeches, winding its merry way up the Royal Mile and along George IV Bridge, before terminating at Bristo Square, where there'll be entertainment in Teviot and a performance space…

Informal meet-up for gay or bisexual men over 40.

A chance for gay and bisexual men over 40 to meet others in an informal setting.

A debate on the sex trade with Rhoda Grant (Labour MSP and proposer of bill to criminalise buying sex) and Richard Lucas (of SOLAS) sparring with Laura Lee (Sex Workers' campaigner) and Douglas Fox (of the International Union of Sex Workers). Followed by a Q&A.

Ann Cvetkovich looks at the possibilities of a queer community politics and how aspects of queer life and intimacy are depathologised to create new modes of creative survival.

Resident DJs play pop from the 1990s to now.

Resident DJs play pop from the 1990s to now.

DJ Julio Bravo spins power pop, disco, 1980s, R&B, old skool, Motown and hip hop.

DJ Robby D spins commercial dance, pop and R&B.

DJ Julio Bravo spins dance music from the last four decades.

DJ Sandra D and guests spin pop hits.

DJ Sandra spins pop, chart and dance.

Simon Le Vans, Andy Almighty and Sean Sirrs spin disco, electro and house, plus The D E Experience performs live.

Fun and music, featiuring Miss Marigold Addams,

DJ Bam Bo Tang spins urban anthems, chart, retro hits and pop classics.

Be as bad as you can be at Polo's thoroughly wicked Saturday night, with DJs David Clark, Preston Connor and Gavin Watson.

Smokin' Jo plays house, pop and dance music.

Resident DJs spin pop, chart and retro.

Chicago and acid house courtesy of Robert Owens, Normski, Josh Caffe, Society DJs and Class of 808 DJs.

Terre Thaemlitz's four part audio and video work on his theme of Soulnessless investigates medical gender transitioning and patriarchal gender constructs, hauntings experienced by undocumented Filipina(o) workers in Japan, electronic audio devices used by nuns in convents and the secret anti-war functions of all-male…

Terre Thaemlitz reads from Soulnessless – Introduction and discusses whether seeing transexuality as an unbecoming rather than a becoming would allow a kind of deprogramming in relation to ideas of the self, the soul or religion.

Live football, a free jukebox and party sounds.