Film and documentary screenings, creative workshops for young people and author events are among the highlights of Newham’s LGBT+ History Month programme.
The programme of online activities throughout February shines a light on LGBT+ culture.
Deputy mayor Cllr Charlene McLean, said: “Although we’re unable to celebrate in person this year, I hope our online events will give voice to our Newham’s LGBT+ communities and offer an opportunity for everyone to take pride in the phenomenal contribution of LGBT+ talent to our borough.”
Deputy mayor Cllr Charlene McLean said: “Although we’re unable to celebrate in person this year, I hope our online events will give voice to our Newham’s LGBT+ communities and offer an opportunity for everyone to take pride in the phenomenal contribution of LGBT+ talent to our borough.”
Events include screenings and Q&As in partnership with the Women Over Fifty Film Festival, cabaret presented by Forest Gayte Pride and a series of theatre, film, podcasts and parties from Milk Presents.
Children's event Llama Glamarama, featuring Larry the disco dancing llama, celebrates difference, flamboyance, acceptance and pride.
Visit www.newhamlgbthistory.org for more.
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