The Festival will work to bring LGBT people together with the families and friends in an environment where they can feel safe and welcomed. It will be a celebration of our LGBT community where people can meet and make friends and be themselves.

Wristbands cost from £10.50 Official Blackpool Pride Facebook page

See website for further details of events, parade etc.

Staying in Blackpool?

See also: www.gaytravel.co.uk/blackpool.htm

Walsall Pride 2019 is scheduled to take place on Saturday 24th August

York Pride 2019 Parade
York Pride raises awareness of LGBT issues by promoting and staging events, taking part in campaigning and commentary in the media, and providing support to other LGBT charities and voluntary organisations. We also promote the provision of information, advice and support that celebrate LGBT lives and history. We aim for York to be a place where everybody knows that the diversity offered by the LGBT community is something to be celebrated and in which LGBT people can feel safe and accepted. We believe that inclusiveness improves self esteem and provides a sense of belonging, which helps to diminish the psychological effects of discrimination faced by individuals in daily life.

This year's event takes place on Saturday 8th June 2019

Leicester Wildecats are a football club based in Leicester serving the lesbian, gay and bisexual community. Formed in 1996, they believe that sexual orientation should not be a barrier to playing sport.

We attract both male and female players of all abilities, ages, and races and are proud to be a community club. We even have straight players who believe in our ethos! So why not come along to one of our kickabouts, which take place every Wednesday at 7pm at St Margarets Pasture astroturf pitches. New members are always welcome to try us out - it's an alternative to going out on the scene and you'll get fit! See website for fixture dates.

We have the latest special offers and discount voucher codes to enable you to get the best prices.

The program has more than 50 events and most of them are free to attend. Highlights will include our Loudest Whispers VI, one of the largest outsider art projects in the UK featuring over 30 new and local LGBT artists. We will be entertained through films about our queer music heritage at the British Museum and we will explore old and new with a concert by Transpose featuring music by Tchaikovsky, a gay man whose heritage is being washed out by powerful figures in Russia. In Islington we will host events dedicated to the life of Magnus Hirschfeld, one of our movement's founding fathers, and enjoy a discussion on music criticism with one of the world's top critics, Professor Bryce Morrison. And don't forget our closing night extravaganza, 'The Glamour Factory' at the Camden Centre on the 28th.

Having produced four Cultural Festivals, two dedicated Film Festival and supported a number of other projects and activities, SHOUT is delighted to be bringing festival of Queer Cinema to Greater Birmingham.

SHOUT presents the best in new queer cinema from around the globe, so 'Get Caught up in the Drama'. 2016 dates to be announced shortly