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Zanele Muholi’s Faces and Phases UK, in collaboration with The Common Press and the Muholi Art Institute, returns for its first solo exhibition at QUEERCIRCLE.
Join us on 14 October | 6 - 9 PM to experience the striking portraits captured by Zanele Muholi, featuring Black queer women, non-binary, and trans members of the UK community.
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Queer Youth Art Collective
Every Sunday -
Museum of Transology
Every Wednesday 6.30pm - 9pm -
Queer Carers
Last Thursday 6:30 - 8:30pm -
Queer Death Cafe
Last Saturday 11am - 1pm -
United Queerdom
First Saturday 12pm - 6pm -
Trans Chorus
Last Sunday 12pm - 6pm -
Grounded Bookclub
Last Saturday -
Metro Shine
Weekly -
Beyond Equality
Monthly
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Queer Care Exchange
with Gareth Hart & Daniel Regan 27 Sept 2025 | 10.30 - 5 PMJoin artists Gareth Hart (Naarm/Melbourne) and Daniel Regan (London) for a day of conversations and creative activities centred on the theme of queer care:
10.30 - 12: Panel Discussion
1 - 2.30: A Care Walk
3.30 - 5: Workshop - Gift of Care
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with Mijke Van Der Drift, Lola Olufemi, Abeera Khan and Jacob V Joyce OCT 01, 08, 15, 22 | 6.30 - 9.30 PM
Gender is a violent material reality and a domain of intelligibility. It is part of the system of signs that we use to make sense of one another. For centuries, feminists and queer theorists have asked, how do we escape, subvert, destroy the gender regime?
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Creatively Exploring Estrangement
Expression of Interest form Oct 2 & 16, Nov 13 & 20, Dec 11 | 2 - 5 PMJoin artist Daniel Regan for 5 creative workshops that explore LGBTQIA+ people’s experiences of family estrangement.
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Elemental Body Workshop: Earth
with Becca Parkinson & Ly Orrock 11 Oct 2025 | 1.30 - 4 PMAs the earth turns toward winter, leaves and seeds begin to fall. In this October workshop, we meet the season of descent—a time of letting go, composting, and quiet preparation.
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with margomool, Nishma Jethwa and Lou Brown Oct 22 | 6.30 - 8.30 PM
Join musician and researcher margomool for a collective reflection on what vocal embodiment means for queer and
trans+ communities. In conversation with Nishma Jethwa of Healing Justice and course participant Lou Robbin.
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