LGBT

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.

Underground house and techno courtesy of Markus Homm, Mauro Ferno, Mestivan and Samantha Blackburn.

Sister Mary Clarence spins funky house and dance anthems.

Resident DJs spin house and commercial chart.

Monthly informal event for transgender people and their partners, family and friends. A welcoming environment for a chat and a cuppa, plus film screenings for those who fancy it.

Sexually explicit, homoerotic drawings and paintings.

Pauline Boudry and Renate Lorenz present their droll, trans-temporal films which carefully re-present the 'other' and the socially outcast.

DJ Jamesy plays commercial dance and house.

A social evening for FTM transgender people to meet and talk.

A monthly group meeting for MTF transgender people.

Cheesy pop night, formerly at the Polo Lounge.

Trajal Harrell performs a stripped down, solo version of Twenty Looks imagining dance history as it might have been.

Lip-sync drag performance from boychild, a young black transgender artist who re-appropriates mainstream fashion and hetro-pop to change its meaning completely.

A table chat about why the lives of gay people are more likely to be affected by drugs than that of their straight comrades.

Vogue’ology examines the roots of the House & Ballroom Scene and discusses its response to intersecting race, gender, sexuality and class oppressions with womanist theologian Eboni Marshall Turman.

Vogue’ology examines the roots of the House & Ballroom Scene and discusses its response to intersecting race, gender, sexuality and class oppressions with womanist theologian Eboni Marshall Turman.

DJs David Clark and Jamie Blyth help you end your week in explosive style. Musically, anything goes!

Will Viper spins electronica, disco and mutant-pop.

A chance to meet members of the LGBT community who share a passion for books.