All Arts

All Arts

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E.D.E.N. Film Productions

We are an award-winning social enterprise and an independent video production company based in Sheffield actively involved within the LGBTQ+ community, running free filmmaking workshops both online and in-person alongside running events and screenings. All our activities aim to further equality and tackle discrimination and inequality through the power of Read More

Sol Cafe

We are temporarily closed We are getting ready to bring you some new goodness! Sol Cafe is an LGBTIQ+ pay as you feel grassroots cafe where everyone is welcome regardless of their situation. Get involved, share your skills! We are always interested in new ideas or ways to make the Read More

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Homotopia

Homotopia is a Liverpool based arts and social justice organisation making art, interventions and participation that inspires and unites communities. Every November Homotopia presents an annual festival of local, national and international LGBTQIA+ arts and culture. It is the longest running LGBTQIA+ arts festival in the UK. Read More

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Cameye Arts

At Cameye Arts we believe in sharing the voices, telling the stories and supporting the wellbeing of under-represented communities through creativity and conscious practices. We offer creative projects & services that harness the transformative nature of creativity to empower individuals on their journey of self-exploration and expression. Cameye Arts is Read More

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African Queer & Creative

African, Queer and Creative is a community-driven initiative that supports and provides career advancement insights, and opportunities for creative queer Africans and queer Africans seeking asylum, refugees and immigrants. We do this by organising networking events, exhibition opportunities, creative workshops , creative walks, project collaborations amongst creatives and African lgbt Read More
Phone: 7877718792

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Queer Asia

‘Queer’ Asia is a network of queer identifying scholars, academics, activists, artists and performers. It is a platform for inter-Asia collaboration, dialogue and research on issues affecting people who self-identify as LGBTQ+ or belong to other non-normative sexualities and gender identities in Asia, or Asian diasporas and beyond.’Queer’ Asia organizes Read More
Phone: 07478 693002

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Queer East

Queer East aims to shine a spotlight on the East and Southeast Asian LGBTQ+ community and amplify the voices of storytellers, activists, academics, and those who dare to challenge laws and social norms across Asia. Through a curated cultural programme that highlights the modern queer landscape in Asia, we invite Read More

Shaded Writers

SHADED WRITERS IS A SPACE FOR QUEER- TRANS- BLACK & GLOBAL MAJORITY WRITING co-founded by PJ Samuels (they/them) poet, activist, educator, & co-founder of the writing community ‘Speak The Word’. Adam Lowe (he/him, mostly) award-winning writer, educator & publisher from Peepal Tree Press with 21 years’ experience mentoring & supporting Read More

Sheppey is Ours

“Sheppey is Ours!” is a queer, disabled and neurodivergent lead community organisation that hopes to build a more intersectional Isle of Sheppey. We believe Sheppey should belong to everyone who calls the island home, no matter where they’re originally from. We want to help people claim their right to where Read More

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The Marra Project

The Marra Project is a not-for-profit organisation which aims to reach and support queer, neurodiverse, and disabled people through providing sober spaces to connect in the North East, particularly in Durham. ‘Marra’ comes from the pitmatic dialect of Northeastern English mining communities, meaning your friend or best mate who has Read More