LGBT History Month 2013

february
2013
www.lgbthistory­­­­.org.uk
hello!
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welcome to LGBT History Month 2013
LGBT History Month Scotland takes place across the country
every February. It is an opportunity to celebrate LGBT (lesbian,
gay, bisexual, transgender) life and culture and to recognise the
achievements of LGBT people and communities. LGBT History
Month is organised by LGBT Youth Scotland, and every year we
work in partnership with groups and organisations to programme
a range of arts, culture and education events.
LGBT History Month is for everyone: community
groups, organisations, individuals, activists,
professionals, service providers, LGBT and
non-LGBT people alike.
We’re now in our 8th year and in that time we have
gone from strength to strength. We’re grateful
to all our long-time supporters and partners
and we’re looking forward to another month of
fabulous events. If you’re discovering us for the
first time in 2013 we hope you’ll find something to
interest you here. But if not, why not get in touch
to find out how to organise your own event?
See lgbthistory.org.uk or contact Amy at
[email protected]/0141 552 7425.
Through the support of Creative Scotland, we
have been able to award 12 grants of up to
£1,000 to enable organisations of all sizes – from
community based groups to national organisations
– to host a total of 16 artistic and cultural events
during February 2013. We’re delighted to be able
to include these events in this programme. Look
out for the History Month logo next to the event
listing to spot our grant winners.
Keep an eye on lgbthistory.org.uk for up to date
info on our full programme of events. Happy
LGBT History Month from all the team!
Cover image: Lucy Holmes-Elliott, see page 10. Programme design and layout: www.haiwyre.com
LGBT History Month is organised by:
Supporters and funding
This programme has been published with the support
of the European Commission, DG Justice, Fundamental
Rights & Citizenship Programme. The information
contained in this programme does not necessarily reflect
the position of or opinion of the European Commission.
A company limited by guarantee (No. 244805)
and a registered charity (SC024047)
arts
performing and creative arts
an evening with erin bennett
Sat 26 Jan
9pm–10pm
Spiegeltent, Rabbie
Burns Spiegelgarden
Old Market, Brewery St
Dumfries
free booking essential
Erin Bennett is the enchanting, yet potent front
woman/guitarist of the all-female, power-trio
Syren. Audiences and music journalists alike
are captivated by her hauntingly deep lyrics of
loves lost, and strong and dynamic vocals.
Book: 0800 689 9405.
we are art
Mon 4/11/18/25 Feb
6pm–8pm
The Virginia Gallery
45 Virginia Street
Glasgow G1 1TS
free booking essential
I AM ART is an arts project that explores the
themes of identity, history and community among
16-25 year old LGBT people. These workshops
will use visual art to explore how family shapes
identity. Sign up: www.cosmicdesigns.co.uk/
identities: exploring gender diversity
Sat 9 Feb
10am–5pm
LGBT Youth Scotland
40 Commercial Street
Edinburgh EH6 6JD
grant winner
free booking required
For young people (16 - 25). A theoretical look
at gender diversity and a practical session
about expressing gender Identity and/or
gender diversity through photography.
Reasonable travel expenses reimbursed. Lunch
provided. Book: [email protected]
you, me, us
Tues 12 – Mon 18 Feb
6.30pm–9.30pm
135-139 High Street
DUMFRIES DG1 2QT
free
Interactive Art Exhibition featuring four aspects:
My Journey, Community as Family, Community
Voice and Dumfries LGBT Wall of Support.
Aims are to challenge stigma, raise awareness
of hate crime, celebrate community and serve
as a historical marker for Dumfries.
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cachín cachán cachunga!
Thurs 21 Feb
7pm–11pm
Mono, 12 King’s Court
Glasgow G1 5RB
£3
grant winner
Celebrate our 4th anniversary with everything
from ballet to punk. Film, dance, poetry, comedy
and live music from Sally Outen, amphibia,
Elizabeth Veldon and more! Hosted by Zorras
and Nathan Gale. Full access, BSL and subtitles.
gay for a day sharing
Sat 23 Feb
7.30pm–9.30pm
Arches, 253 Argyle St
Glasgow G2 8DL
free booking essential
grant winner
Exploring the issues surrounding being an out
LGBT young person in Scotland 2013. Working
with LGBT and non-LGBT young people, music,
drama and dance to create a unique musical
experience charting the ‘coming out’ process for
young LGBT people. www.confab.org.uk
photography: who do you think you are?
Sat 23 Feb
11AM–4pm
Dumbarton Library
13-15 Strathleven
Place G82 1BD
grant winner
FREE Max 10 places
Enjoy the opportunity of working with a
professional photographer to reflect on
identity and what family means to you. These
photographs will be exhibited at a later date.
Come along and develop your creative voice.
Book: 01389772148.
park bum and other poems
FRI 22 & SAT 23 FEB
7.30PM
Rose and Grants
27-29 Trongate
Glasgow G1 5EZ
grant winner
£5
Derek McLuckie’s new one-man show explores
the agony and ecstasy of cruising through
dramatic readings and monologues. Performed
in broad and poetic Glaswegian. Poignant, funny
and darkly camp. Contains swearing and explicit
material. Over 18s. www.glasgay.co.uk
our lives through the lens
Closing date
Sat 31 March
FREE – prizes up
for grabs!
Can you capture the spirit of LGBT history in a
photograph? Take part in LGBT History Month
Scotland’s online competition. Top five win an
Experience Day at Stills, Scotland’s Centre for
Photography. See lgbthistory.org.uk for info –
and get snapping!
loud and proud: our family
Further details TBC
grant winner
Loud and Proud LGBT choir will launch a video
production exploring the theme of ‘Our Family’
through song, poetry and visual images.
www.loudandproudchoir.org
books
literature, readings and conversation
kin: short stories for lgbt history month
Throughout Feb
University of
Edinburgh and
lgbthistory.org.uk
FREE
grant winner
Eight Scottish writers have been invited to create
stories on the theme of ‘family’, to be published
online throughout February with reading/
performance events hosted by Edinburgh
University’s Department of English Literature.
Details: lgbthistory.org.uk
lgbt book group
Tues 5 & 26 Feb
7pm
Dalmuir Library
Lennox Place
G81 4HR
grant winner
FREE Max 10 places
New LGBT Book group! At our first meeting on
5 Feb we’ll choose between Ali Smith’s ,‘Girl Meets
Boy’ and Denis Kehoe’s, ‘Nights Beneath the
Nation’. Readers meet again on 26th Feb to share
their thoughts on the book. Book: 01389772148.
queer writers in conversation
Wed 13 Feb
10am-5pm
Word Power Books
43-45 West Nicolson St
Edinburgh EH8 9DB
free
Join writers Hal Duncan, Kirsty Logan and
Zoe Strachan for an intimate, informal evening
of readings and discussion at Word Power.
Themes include identity, sexuality, and whether
genre fiction provides the ideal platform for
LGBT writers.
launch of ‘hens tae watch oot fur’ issue 2
Sat 16 Feb
6.30pm
Glasgow Women’s
Library
15 Berkeley StREET
G3 7BW
FREE
In 2012, GWL and the Rainbow Sisters came
together to celebrate LGBT History Month.
The Sisters were inspired by GWL’s zine
collection and so Hens Tae Watch Oot Fur was
born. Come along to meet the team behind the
zine and get your hands on the latest issue!
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fanny and stella: book reading and q+a
Thurs 21 Feb
6pm
Waterstone’s
128 Princes Street
Edinburgh EH2 4AD
free
Neil McKenna, award-winning journalist and
author of the acclaimed Secret Life of Oscar
Wilde, will read from his sensational new book,
Fanny and Stella: the Young Men Who Shocked
Victorian England – a tale of cross-dressing,
cross-examinations and the invention of camp.
tale of a teenage heart: reading and q+a
28 Jan & 28 Feb
Peebles High School
and Borders College
Closed event
open to students
and staff only
Glasgow-based young author, Hayleigh King will
visit Peebles High School and Borders College to
read from her first novel, Tale of a Teenage Heart,
a story about coming out, friendship, and the quest
to find acceptance. Hayleigh’s book is out now and
available to buy at hayleighking.gb.net.
feminist reading group
Thurs 21 Feb
5pm
Queen Margaret Union
University of Glasgow
22 University Gardens
G12 8QN
FREE
Glasgow University Feminist Society will have
an LGBT/queer theme for their weekly meetings
during February. Readings will include extracts
from Whipping Girl by Julia Serano, and Gender
Outlaws: The Next Generation by Kate Bornstein
and S. Bear Bergman. Contact: [email protected]
or facebook.com/gufeministsociety
Thinking of hosting your own event?
We can help you plan, organise and publicise it, contact
[email protected] or 0141 552 7425
celebration
social events, parties and sports
leap sports national ten pin bowling
Heats Fri 1 – Thurs 14
Feb, Final Sat 23 Feb
Bowling alleys
across Scotland
Costs vary depending
on venue
Grab three friends and head to your nearest
bowling alley. Play 2 games and tell us your
scores. On 15 Feb the top 10 teams will be
invited to the national final on 23 Feb, at AMF
Bowling in Stirling. Details at www.leapsports.org
pride & joy
Wed 6 Feb
4.30pm–9.30pm
Cardonald College
690 Mosspark Drive
Glasgow G52 3AY
A social and cultural event featuring live musical
theatre by The Royal Conservatoire, an interactive
challenge, info stalls, art exhibition, buffet and
disco. Students and staff from colleges and
universities across Glasgow celebrate life and
love during LGBT History Month.
lgbt young people and education
Thurs 7 Feb
6pm–8pm
Garden Lobby
Scottish Parliament
Edinburgh EH99 1SP
FREE – Book
before 30 Jan
A parliamentary reception looking at past and
present experiences of LGBT young people
in Education. Discussing existing education
initiatives, current research and thoughts for the
future. Drinks and nibbles provided. Book via:
[email protected] or lgbtyouth.org.uk
out in fife’s lgbt history
Fri 8 Feb
7pm
The Jam Jar
19 Pilmuir Street
Dunfermline KY12 0DP
FREE
Social night for Fife’s LGBT community and
supporters, with a specific emphasis on the
History Month Project and the use of polari,
the secret language used by gay men in the
days when homosexuality was illegal.
www.facebook.com/OutInFife
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rainbow run 2013
Sun 17 Feb
11am–1pm
The Arc
Caledonian Uni
Glasgow G4 0BA
FREE – registration
required
Be part of this visually stunning event as
our human rainbow travels along the canal.
Open to all abilities - walk, jog or run the
5k route accompanied by fully trained
Jog Leaders. Register by emailing
[email protected]
queerfest
Wed 20 TO Wed 27 Feb
University of
Glasgow
Various venues
A week-long celebration of queer culture by
Glasgow Uni’s LGBT Students’ Association,
including a Q&A entitled Queer101 with expert
panellists; a day of workshops (eg dance and
drag); a masked ball; and a reading event in
conjunction with Outside Thoughts.
link’s lgbt history month quiz 2013
Fri 22 Feb
7pm
62 Albion Street
Glasgow G1 1PA
£12 for team of 4
LINK, the LGBT staff network for British Transport
Police, invite you to our 4th Annual Quiz to raise
funds for LGBT Youth Scotland. Nine rounds to
test your grey matter and great prizes up for
grabs! Buffet included. Book via
www.justgiving.com/LGBT-HM-QUIZ-2013
inspiring change
Fri 22 Feb
5.30pm–7.30pm
Dick Institute
Elmbank Avenue
Kilmarnock KA1 3BU
FREE booking essential
East Ayrshire Council and LGBT Youth Scotland
are delighted to host the launch of the LGBT
attitudinal survey and peer education film.
Be inspired and help promote change.
Refreshments provided. Register at www.
lgbtyouth.wufoo.com/forms/inspiring-change/
iconic
Sat 23 Feb
9pm–3am
Polo Lounge
84 Wilson Street
Glasgow G1 1UZ
Come as your favourite gay icon! Whether it be
Freddie or Madge our DJs will have you rocking
out on the dance floor! Drop in to Delmonicas
for some pre pop fun with DJ Elaine BelleDeHell
Blakely. Polo Lounge is fundraising for LGBT Youth
Scotland throughout Feb.
now we are 5!
Thurs 28 Feb
7pm–9pm
Haddington Town House
High Street, Haddington
East Lothian EH41 3ED
FREE
East Lothian Council have been running LGBT
History Month events for the past 5 years. This event
is a celebration of that, including Knox Academy’s
award winning film (shown at the Olympics), a
performance by an LGBT choir, and local speakers
telling their stories. Refreshments are provided.
cultural commissions
This year we have been able to award two LGBT History Month Cultural Commissions. Artists Sandra
Alland and Lucy Holmes-Elliott will produce high profile artworks treating LGBT themes.
The LGBT History Month Cultural Commissions will be formally launched on Thursday 28th February,
7pm at the macrobert arts centre in Stirling. Please join us there to be among the first to see Sandra
and Lucy’s work. Further details: www.lgbthistory.org.uk or call Amy on 0141 552 7425.
Sandra Alland will create a documentary film about LGBTI artists
in Scotland who also identify as disabled and/or Deaf. She will
mentor individual LGBTI disabled and/or Deaf people in making
3-5 minute short videos that reflect their experiences and histories
in Scotland.
Sandra Alland is an interdisciplinary artist, writer and performer.
She has exhibited at Tate Modern, GoMA, mac Birmingham and
Schwules Museum. Her videos have screened at festivals including
Berlin’s Entzaubert, LA Transgender Film Festival and MIX
Copenhagen. Her video of Deaf sign poet, Alison Smith, recently
won Canada’s LitVid competition. Sandra is founder of Scotland’s
b)other LGBTI Deaf and Disabled artists, and one-half of queer
performance duo, Zorras. www.blissfultimes.ca
Lucy Holmes-Elliott will produce a series of 12 – 15 illustrations
and 30 photos that will form an exploration and celebration
of queer Scottish Identity. The illustrations, influenced by
photographer Zoe Strauss, are minimalist, stripped back
simple black lines on white to distil the essence of the
person being shown.
Lucy Holmes-Elliott is an artist and filmmaker based in Glasgow.
She co-founded magazine and club night “Lock Up Your
Daughters” (LUYD) which showcases queer artists/musicians/
photographers/filmmakers. The people who feature in her films
and illustration are the focus of her work creating a striking and
personal representation of the subjects.
www.astenholmeselliott.com
These events and commissions have been made possible through funding provided by the National Lottery
through Creative Scotland.
film
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cinema, discussion and a barn dance!
lgbt film night: brokeback mountain
Fri 15 Feb
7.30pm
Dumbarton Library
13-15 Strathleven Place
Dumbarton G82 1BD
FREE
This highly acclaimed film explores the relationship
between two ranchers. Will they rebel against social
constraints and carve out their own destiny or will
they buckle to convention? A beautiful and thoughtprovoking film with outstanding performances from
Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal.
gff presents: calamity jane/barn dance
Sun 17 Feb
7.30PM–10.30pm
Grand Ole Opry
2-4 Govan Road
Glasgow G51 1HS
£10
Celebrate the 60th anniversary of one of the
screen’s most beloved musicals. Enjoy Doris
Day in her signature role then take your partners
for the live band. Gingham and Stetsons not
required but you’d look awful purty if you
wore ‘em. www.glasgowfilm.org
gff presents: kuma
Dates & times vary
GFT
12 Rose Street
Glasgow G3 6RB
£4.50-£7.50
Riveting drama exploring the destructive
straitjacket of the ties that bind. An innocent
village bride leaves Turkey from a new life in
Vienna with her handsome husband Hasan. But
this is a family riven by secrets and lies. When
truths are confronted lives are changed.
gff presents: a map for love
Dates & times vary
GFT
12 Rose Street
Glasgow G3 6RB
£4.50-£7.50
Award-winning Chilean feature exploring tensions
between lovers and parents. Roberta believes a
day of sailing will help build bonds between her
mother and her girlfriend. As inhibitions are shed
and home truths bluntly stated, the three women
struggle to find common ground.
our lgbt histories
storytelling, story sharing, reminiscence and talks
‘coming out’ conversations: film project
Throughout Feb
9 Howe Street
Edinburgh EH3 6TE
FREE
grant winner
We’re making a film about LGBT people’s
experiences of ‘coming out’ at different ages and
stages of life. We’re looking for people to appear
in the film with a person, object or location
meaningful to your experiences of ‘coming out’.
Info: [email protected] or 0131 523 1104.
lgbt history, identity and community
Exhibition t/o Feb
Workshop Tues 26 Feb
Edinburgh Uni
Edinburgh Central
Library, 9 George IV
Bridge EH1 1EG
FREE
An exhibition and informal oral history workshop
will share new research into the history of LGBT
life and community in Edinburgh in an engaging
and accessible way. For workshop details email
[email protected] – all welcome, no
experience necessary.
our northern lgbt+ lives
Fri 1 Feb
4.30pm–7.30pm
Aberdeen Arts Centre
33 King Street
Aberdeen AB24 5AA
FREE booking encouraged
Join us and share your stories, poetry, music
and short films at this friendly informal event.
Bring an object which will help to start the stories
flowing, and help us create a memory archive.
Refreshments provided. Book at www.lgbtyouth.
wufoo.com/forms/our-northern-lives/
scottish lgbt history:
Mon 4 Feb
6pm
National Library
of Scotland
Edinburgh EH1 1EW
FREE Booking essential
20 years after footsteps
and witnesses
When Footsteps and Witnesses was published
in 1993, it was the first opportunity for Scottish
lesbians and gay men to tell their own life stories.
Twenty years later, Bob Cant, the editor, and
other historians explore ongoing developments in
this area of historical study. Book: www.nls.uk
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love out of bounds
Wed 6 Feb
6pm–9pm
Univ of Edinburgh
Teviot, Bristo Sq.
EH8 9AJ
FREE
Whether LGBT, straight, curious, queer or
undefined, come together to share stories of
loves untold. This event encourages people to tell
their stories of love ignored or rejected by their
family, community or culture, finding common
ground. [email protected]
exploring life narrative
Sat 9 & Sun 10 Feb
10am–4pm
Stockbridge House
2 Cheynes Street
Edinburgh EH4 1JB
£70 booking essential
Using Process Work skills and concepts we
will reflect upon the stories and perceptions
we hold of ourselves, our relationships and
our world and notice alternative views which
emerge in our dreams and imagination.
Book: [email protected]
lgbt youth: family day
Sun 10 Feb
2pm–5pm
Heart of Hawick
Tower Mill
Hawick TD9 0EA
FREE
Wendy Woolfson, storyteller, will share her stories
and hopes to encourage LGBT parents and
parents of LGBT young people to share theirs.
Afterwards there will be a film showing of ‘Tomboy’,
suitable for all ages. For more information contact
Susan Taylor on 01450 360688.
sensory materials: an lgbt tea party
Sat 9 Feb
3pm
The Virginia Gallery
45 Virginia Street
Glasgow G1 1TS
grant winner
Free Tea & cake provided
Tom Marshman leads an afternoon session
where age is celebrated! Part workshop, part
talking shop, part history lesson and part gossipover-the-fence shop, Tom asks local people
to dig into their personal archive and show
materials that evoke potent memories. Over 16s.
a great night out: lgbt discussion panel
Mon 11 Feb
7PM–8.30pm
Dalmuir Library
Clydebank G81 4HR
FREE
grant winner
Speakers include the artist Diane Torr and writer
Zoe Strachan. A lively discussion with 4 prominent
LGBT people who have achieved success in their
fields. Join us for the hub event of our History
Month celebrations. Book: 01389772148 or
[email protected]
patrick harvie talk
Wed 13 Feb
7.30pm
Dumbarton Library
13-15 Strathleven PlACE
Dumbarton G82 1BD
grant winner
FREE
Patrick Harvie is the first openly bisexual party
leader in Scotland and the UK. He has been
involved with issues from asylum and civil
liberties to sexual health and food policy. Patrick
will discuss his experiences as a bisexual man
in politics.
storytelling and reminiscence continued
what’s your story? reminiscence workshop
Sat 16th Feb
Clydebank Library
Clydebank
Heritage Centre
G81 1XH
grant winner
FREE
A sharing of memories - whether it is stories of
your working days or of going out on the town, all
are welcome! As part of this event we welcome
the donation of related objects that have a story.
Info and book: 01389772148.
human library
Tues 19 Feb
1.30pm–4.30pm
Kelvingrove Museum
Argyle Street
Glasgow G3 8AG
FREE
Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover. Come along to
the Kelvingrove Museum to browse the human
library, where the books are people and reading
is a conversation! To find out more about Human
Library visit www.humanlibraryuk.org
community discussion: ‘coming out’
Wed 20 Feb
6.30pm–9.30pm
grant winner
LGBT Centre
for Health and
Wellbeing, 9 Howe St
Edinburgh EH3 6TE
FREE booking essential
Celebrating our personal histories. Share, hear
and see what it was like to be LGBT across the
decades as we explore the journey of ‘coming
out’, Bring along an object from your story of
‘coming out’ for our ‘Show and Tell’ section!
Book: [email protected] or 0131 523 1104.
carers event
Wed 20 Feb
10am–4pm
Cairndale Hotel
132-136 English Street
Dumfries DG1 2DF
FREE
For LGBT people affected by Carers issues and
Carer organisations. Hear from people who either
rely on carers themselves or who have taken on a
caring role. Stay on for Gen Silent, a film looking
at LGBT older people entering care homes. Info:
[email protected], 01387 255058.
parenting event
Wed 27 Feb
6pm–8pm
Dumfries LGBT Centre
88b High Street
Dumfries DG1 2BJ
FREE booking essential
An evening of information. An opportunity for
LGBT people who are considering having a
family to meet with the Fostering and Adoption
and the Assisted Conception Service. Info and
booking via 01387 255058.
These are only some of the great range of events happening
for LGBT History Month 2013. We’ll be adding more events
to our website as they are confirmed, so check regularly
www.lgbthistory.org.uk
youth
activities, discussions and youth groups
identity jewellery
Sat 2 & 9 Feb
1PM–3pm
Clydebank Library
Dumbarton Road
Clydebank G81 1XH
grant winner
(Under 18s)
Max 12 places
Jeweller Addison Malloy will work with young
people to create identity jewellery. Found and
created images and objects can be embedded
in resin, preserving and creating personal
pieces. Make a statement with your jewellery!
Book: 01389772148.
our stories, our histories, our futures
Thurs 7/14/21/28 Feb
6.30pm–8.30pm
Community Education
Centre, Park Street
Falkirk FK1 1RE
FREE
Each week the Falkirk LGBT Youth Group will theme
workshops around stories, histories and futures.
We are also undertaking a survey about LGBT
young people’s attitudes across Falkirk, to be
launched 1st February. www.surveymonkey.com/s/
FalkirkAttitudes
zone youth february meeting
Fri 8 Feb
12pm–3pm
FREE booking essential
Zone Youth (an LGBT youth group run in
partnership by GMH Grampian and Aberdeen City
Council) will be celebrating LGBT History Month at
its regular monthly meeting this February. If you’re a
young LGBT person and you’d like to join us, please
get in touch! [email protected]
colours of pride art collection + gig
Fri 8 Feb
6.30pm–9.30pm
Universal
Connections
East Kilbride G74 1AF
£2
Join us for a themed gig night to showcase the
Colours of Pride Art Collection and local band
and musicians. With info stalls and rainbow
cupcakes. www.ek.lanlinks.org
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we are family
Sat 9 Feb
11.30am–4.30pm
LGBT Youth Scotland
40 Commercial StREET
Edinburgh EH6 6JD
£2.50 booking essential
LGBT young people, family members, LGBT
parents and their children can come together
and explore what family, identity and belonging
mean to them. Take part in fun activities to
develop relationships and understanding.
Book: www.eventbrite.co.uk/event/5064845088
allsorts presents
Tues 26 Feb
6pm–8pm
15 Shore Terrace
Dundee DD1 3DN
FREE
grant winner
The Dundee LGBTYS Youth Group will present
various forms of Art / media work on their
interpretation of the past, present and future of
the LGBT Community. This night will also the see
the launch of our new Comic Book resource.
my history, your history, our history
Tues 19, Wed 20,
Thurs 21 Feb
7pm
LGBT Youth Scotland
40 Commercial Street
Edinburgh EH6 6JD
FREE
Workshops sharing our personal histories and
looking at changes within the community and
in legislation over the last 30 years. Tues for
transgender young people, Wed for LGBT people
aged 13 - 17 and Thurs for LGBT young people
aged 17 - 25.
youth groups celebrate history month
Mon, Tues, Wed
throughout Feb
7pm–9pm
LGBT Youth Scotland
30 (3/2) Bell Street
Glasgow G1 1LG
FREE
Throughout Feb Glasgow Youth Groups will base
their programme around LGBT History month,
including art, song writing, and historic fact
finding. We’re also hosting a networking event
to promote young people’s achievements. For
group details see www.lgbtyouth.org.uk.
lgbt nyc february activities
Throughout Feb
www.lgbtyouth.org.
uk/LGBT_NYC
Residential for the NYC’s 2013 campaigns –
LGBT Mental Health and Transgender Education.
Also featuring LGBT history-themed games and
activities. Two NYC representatives will attend an
Equalities Conference in London hosted by the
British Youth Council.
These are only some of the great range of events happening
for LGBT History Month 2013. We’ll be adding more events
to our website as they are confirmed, so check regularly
www.lgbthistory.org.uk