An evening Pride Event with networking and panel discussions

The culmination of 2024’s Classical Pride, the London Symphony Orchestra and conductor Oliver Zeffman celebrate LGBTQ+ classical music in this diverse programme presented by Nick Grimshaw.

Classical Pride presents Julius Eastman’s Gay Guerilla, a free performance in the Level G foyer with an ensemble put together by violist Stephen Upshaw.

A Proud Future features the star performers and composers from the LGBTQ+ student bodies of London’s conservatoires.

My Beloved Man – a celebration by the Fourth Choir, London’s LGBTQ+ classical choir, of the love affair between Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears.

Celebrate stories that build worlds in 100 words—featuring new writers from the Gay Authors Workshop anthology, “FLASH DANCES”.

The largest Pride event in the city, including parades, city-wide celebrations, and community.

Pre-pride party with Soufiane Ababri private view, welcome drink upon arrival, and entertainment from Drag Rockstar, ENVY! All profits in aid of the Albert Kennedy Trust.

A talk hosted at the London Metropolitan Archives that dives into the oldest document in the collection that speaks directly to LGBTQ+ history

A talk hosted at the London Metropolitan Archives that dives into the oldest document in the collection that speaks directly to LGBTQ+ history

Bring your besties, bring your date, bring your office mates- it's a raucous night of fun, bingo, drag performances, DJs and outrageous campery with something for everyone.

Exploring the winding streets of this unique corner of The City of London, we discover gay bars from the 1700’s, scandalous ancient cruising grounds, the secrets of queer life in Roman times, plus the many contributions the LGBTQ+ community make to the contemporary city today.

Join City of London Guide Warren Forsyth to explore 2,000 years of LGBT+ history in an hour. From the same sex love of Roman Emperors and Royalty we celebrate how our community has overcome legal prejudice, embraced life on land and at sea and risen to the highest levels within the City of London

Queer 80s cinema nights hosted at the Barbican to celebrate pride month

Come join us for a fun and casual evening filled with tech talk, networking, and connections!

Join Kentro Capital in the Nexus Building on June 26th for an inspiring brunch event with Caroline Paige MBE!

Pride Drag Brunch is back but this time with a Taylor Swift twist! Join us for an afternoon of non-stop Taylor Swift bangers, 90 minutes of bottomless bubbles, high tech mini golf, delicious brunch dishes, and yes, of course, a Swiftie lip sync for your life with prizes up for grabs

Queer 80s cinema nights hosted at the Barbican to celebrate pride month

Queer 80s cinema nights hosted at the Barbican to celebrate pride month

InterBank professional networking events offer an opportunity to meet and socialise with other LGBT+ people working within financial services and professional services, in an informal business environment.

City of London’s main pride event, involving a flag raising ceremony, reception, and celebration of the City of London community.

Queer 80s cinema nights hosted at the Barbican to celebrate pride month

Hosted by HAYS, this special event in celebration of Pride Month, “Bringing Your Authentic Proud Self to Work,” is in partnership with the City of London Corporation. This event is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where LGBTQIA+ employees are empowered to be their true selves.

A journey through the history of LGBTQIA+ representation in libraries, addressing the sometimes problematic subject headings and practices of the past.

Queer 80s cinema nights hosted at the Barbican to celebrate pride month

Queer 80s cinema nights hosted at the Barbican to celebrate pride month

Join us to celebrate Pride Month 2024 and explore the Queer history of Fleet Street in this walking tour with guide Martin Murtagh

Gresham College are hosting a lecture on Queer History, exploring the world of the second Bloomsbury generation, delving into the intricacies of being young and queer in the 1920s, and how their open way of living and loving is still relevant to our present day.

Queer 80s cinema nights hosted at the Barbican to celebrate pride month