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Then & There
Volume 2Then & There is an ongoing, embodied investigation into how we might queer time—disrupting its linearity, reclaiming our pasts and reimagining how it shapes our futures. Through movement, performance and collective care, we explore how our vessels—both bodies and buildings—can become sites of transformation, resilience, and rest.
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Queer Creative Health 2
Library 01 Jan - 31 March 24QUEERCIRCLE is proud to publish MJ Barker’s Queer Creative Health 2: Researching Ourselves. This super-rich 36-page illustrated zine builds on the first edition published last year and invites us to ‘research ourselves’ by way of our bodymind, relationships and wider ecosystem.
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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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Death Weaving Group
with Kat Benedict & Marsh Ana 21, 28 JUNE & 05 JULY 2025 | 2 - 4 PMA 3-part workshop series for LGBTQ+ people with experiences of death, loss and dying.
This craft workshop will aim to provide a healing community-centred space for LGBTQ+ people which will craft with open conversation, while also creating space for participants to reclaim their experience and memorialise loved ones.
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Four Week Poetry Course With FourteenPoems
Every Wed in July (starting the 9th)Fourteenpoems is back with another exciting range of poets who will be sharing their work and writing process over four evenings in July 2025.
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Difficult Relationships with Care (online) with Jules McGee-Russell
17 July 2025 | 7 - 8.30 PM -
Moving Shame with Gemma Lucas & Chloe Asker
July 19 & 20 | 2 - 5 PMJoin Gemma Lucas and Chloe Asker for a two-day workshop using gentle yoga, movement, and art to explore how we experience and move with shame. Aimed at LGBTQ+ practitioners in therapeutic or community settings—though open to the wider LGBTQ+ community—the workshop offers space to reflect on the roots and impact of shame. Together, participants will explore how creative and embodied practices can support healing, connection, and care.
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