Kingston celebrates LGBT+ History Month

By Guest

19th Feb 2021 | Local News

Kingston Council will fly the Pride flag on 26th February to mark LGBT+ History Month
Kingston Council will fly the Pride flag on 26th February to mark LGBT+ History Month

February is LGBT+ History Month, and Kingston LGBT forum have been organising a number of fun and inclusive events in celebration of their community.

Kingston Council will also be flying the rainbow flag from the Guildhall on Friday, February 26 to recognise LGBT+ History Month, a tradition which they first started in 2019 to celebrate Pride.

There are plenty of ways for local LGBT+ residents to get involved in the conversation and learn more about their history.

On Monday (February 21) at 2pm, you can catch LGBT+ History Month Show and Tell, where attendees are encouraged to bring an object that means something personal to them. Whether it's "a flyer from your first LGBT event or a badge from a protest, or something that wouldn't mean anything to anyone else", people are encouraged to share their stories.

On Saturday, February 27 at 8pm, you can listen out for Sam and Liam's LGBT+ Playlist and Disco, where the co-hosts will choose, play and discuss a selection of LGBT+ songs in a live 'desert island discs' style Zoom.

This will be followed by an LGBT+ home disco, with upbeat tunes for people to dance to from the comfort of their living rooms. Sam and Liam are also open to song suggestions!

For LGBT+ residents, the forum also holds regular online activities to bring their local community together, including weekly online coffee mornings, yoga sessions and pub quizzes.

Visit the Kingston LGBT Forum website to see the full list of upcoming events: https://www.meetup.com/KingstonLGBTForum/events/

Help the Kingston LGBT forum to continue the inspiring working they do within our local community by making a donation: https://www.kingstonlgbtforum.org.uk/donate/

     

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