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LGBT HISTORY MONTH - Throughout Ferbruary there are events all over the UK. Visit the site for a resource for people to design their events, suggest lesson plans, offer assembly ideas, information and have links to other sites that have LGBT appropriate information. | Nationwide | more info ...
Feb 2010 RIO CARNIVAL - In Brazil, one of the most spectacular events that takes place anywhere in the world. | Rio de Janeiro | more info ...
17 Jan - 6 Feb 2010 SIGNS OF A STAR SHAPED DIVA
 - No one remembers mousey old Sue (Caroline Parker), the undertaker from Bingley Bridge. No one knows she’s a Diva fanatic, until one day she is offered a cabaret spot.

Overnight, Tammy Frascati is born and Sue finds herself hurtling to stardom signing the songs of her favourite Divas. But as success beckons Tammy, a handsome stranger pierces Sue’s heart. What does she do? Can she have both? - 17 January- 6 February 2010 - £12 £15 (£8, £12 concessions) Preview shows 27&28 Jan, All tickets £8. Discount available for bookings of 10 or more. | Stratford | more info ...
2-28 Feb 2010 The Drill Hall presents DRAWN OUT & PAINTED PINK
Throughout February 2010 The Drill Hall is hosting a major retrospective on the work of cartoonists Kate Charlesworth and David Shenton. Drawn Out & Painted Pink documents Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender history from the 1970s to the present day.

Kate and David have led overlapping cartooning lives during which they have, by default, documented a cultural history through 1970s’ gay life, pretty police, HIV/AIDS, Section 28 and Dale Winton to civil-partnered LGBT lives of the new millennium. The exhibition will follow this 'pink timeline' leading visitors around the venue and ending in Drill Hall 2 where a series of events are planned to accompany the work. Charlesworth and Shenton live and work independently – and sometimes collectively – in London and Edinburgh.

The Drill Hall, 16 Chenies Street, London WC1E 7EX. 12–7pm daily. £3 / £5 (with a souvenir programme). Free entry on Thursday 11 and Saturday 20 February. Tel 020 7307 5060 | London | More info...
Thu 4 Feb 2010 National Portrait Gallery - QUEER PERSPECTIVES
Artist Sadie Lee and artist/historian Michael Petry take an alternative look and personal tour of the Gallery’s Collection. Through a relaxed discussion of a selection of works they will reveal many hidden histories and anecdotes. Free but tickets required and available on the day from 17.00 on a first come, first served basis. Ondaatje Wing Theatre | London | more info...
Fri 5 Feb 2010 Mother Mae I!
A cabaret hosted by Glastonbury favourites Bunny Morethan and the Riot Showgrrrls that rockets through a glittering line up of the best in new and established stand up comedy, magic and live music. Expect a mouth-watering evening of toe-curling, rib-tickling, frock-filling entertainment that leaves you aching in a good way - because too much of a good thing can be wonderful! The Oak Bar, 79 Green Lanes, London N16 9BU. Transport links: Nearest tube station Canonbury, bus 341 from Upper Street, Angel. 9pm til 11pm… DJs til late. Tickets: On the door, price £5. | email | 01326 312451 | North London |
Sat 6 Feb 2010 SCHOOLS OUT Annual Conference
- Your unique chance to see the London Premier of the film The Homophobia Project: a powerful tool for secondary schools to raise awareness of homophobia
- A chance to see Brief Encounters: the first theatre in education play on trans issues
- A panel discussion on how children's charities can meet the needs of LGBT young people.
- LGBT young people from the South West tell it like it is.
- A report on the homophobic surveys sweeping the country's schools; showing clearly that more work needs to be done!
- Workshops on how to use the film, trans issues, how to get into schools and do LGBT work, plus news of the new equality frame work being piloted by LGBT Youth North West and Schools OUT - yet another tool to help schools and youth setting be LGBT friendly and safe!

- And of course the AGM. Your chance to hear what a momentous year 2009 was for Schools OUT and LGBT HM, plus A Day in Hand celebrates its first birthday. Discover how big a baby can be and vote in the new committee to run this vibrant organisation!
- And early evening bar with exhibitors and networking opportunities.

At the Drill Hall, 16 Chenies Street, London, WC1E 7EX (off Tottenham Court Rd) London, 020 7307 5061 | Bookings | London | more info ...
Wed 10 Feb 2010 Pride in Canterbury celebrates LGBT history month
Our speaker, Dr Kath Browne, has been a trustee of Pride in Brighton & Hove since 2004, so the evening should be a very interesting one. For further information and events visit LGBT history month. Everyone, gay and straight, is welcome. Venue: The Friends Meeting House, The Friars, Canterbury at 7.45pm. Admission £3, tickets on the door. | Canterbury | Info
10-14 Feb 2010 GAY WORLD AMBASSADOR - In our quest to look for a role model and a worthy representative and advocate for the global gay society the owners of Mr. Gay World has decided to change the name of the search to Gay World Ambassador. Valentine's Party and Love theme for the finale. | Oslo | more info ...
Thu 11 Feb 2010 National LGBT Forum; Race, Religion and Belief
Scotland's National LGBT Forum is celebrating its first birthday. After meetings in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Stirling it’s the turn of Perth to host the forum and time to tackle some of the more complicated issues affecting LGBT communities. This meeting of the forum will look at the topic of race, religion and belief. As well as a panel of speakers from ethnic minority, religious and LGBT communities, part of the forum will be a roundtable discussion on the topic. We’re looking for your ideas and suggestions on what areas you would like to see on the table for discussion. 5:30 - 8:30pm. Call 0131 467 6039 Email | Scotland | Info
11-17 Feb 2010 SITGES CARNIVAL
- The party town of Sitges holds its very own parade and party with over forty floats and more than 2,000 participants. In fact, up to a quarter of a million people attend this event each year for a week of uninhibited revelry. The highlight of the week is the grand parades of more than 3,000 costumed masqueraders and up to 50 floats which take place this year on the 2 and 5 of February. The Sitges Gay Carnival takes place on the four days before the main event. | Sitges | more info ...
13-14 Feb 2010

GAY-TANTRA - EROTIC MASSAGE - Workshop with Armin C. Heining, founder of GAY-TANTRA. Learn to give and receive a erotic whole body massage with the magic of Tantra! Movement and dance, active and tantic meditations are included in this weekend. | London | more info ...
Fri 19 Feb 2010 JUSTIN CAMPAIGN

A campaign launched in memory of Justin Fashanu, the world's first and only out gay professional football player; is to launch an international day opposing homophobia in football – Football vs Homophobia. This initiative comes to light just weeks after The Justin Campaign became part of a coalition with the TUC (trade union congress) the PFA (professional footballers association) KickItOut (the FA's equality and inclusion campaign) PrideSports (The UK's only LGBT sports development company) & Schoolsout (an organisation fighting for LGBT equality in education) to take forward an independent campaign against homophobia in football. | Worldwide | more info ...
Sat 20 Feb 2010 LONDON GAY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA LGSO
Movie Blockbuster concert which is taking place at 7.30pm on Saturday 20th February at Cadogan Hall, Sloane Square, London SW1. The concert programme is as follows: - James Bond Piano Concerto - Proctor - Rhapsody in Blue - Gershwin - Pirates of the Caribbean - Badalet/Zimmer - Theme from Superman - Williams - Theme from E.T. - Williams - Force of Destiny - Verdi - Raiders of the Lost Ark - Williams - Schindler's List - Williams - Symphonic Dances from West Side Story - Bernstein.- Tel 07905 149831 | Email | Sloane Square | more info ...
Sat 20 Feb 2010 Broken Rainbow UK - CHARITY CELEBRATION AND FUNDRAISER
Party with a purpose! Join us for an evening of entertainment, mingling, dancing, raffle, games and surprises in a smart London City venue on 3 floors! Main dancefloor to groove to world and pop / dance music by Guest DJs. Mezzanine & Loft to mingle, chill and showcase your agency publicity material. Entrance/Donation is £15. 9pm to 2am at The Wall Bar, 45 Old Broad Street, Liverpool Street, London, EC2N 1HU Email | Tickets | London | More info...
Sun 21 Feb 2010 SUSSEX BEACON Half Marathon
- More than 8,000 people including hundreds from the UK’s queer community will run the Sussex Beacon Half Marathon this February, raising money to support services dedicated to those living with HIV.

The event, now in its 20th year, will take place in Brighton & Hove on Sunday 21 February from 9.45am with all fundraising profits being donated to the Sussex Beacon - a unique centre based in Brighton providing innovative services to meet the changing needs of men and women living with HIV. | Brighton | more info ...
25-28 Feb 2010 PHUKET GAY PRIDE FESTIVAL - The yearly Gay festival is one of the biggest tourist events here in Phuket and Patong Beach. You can go to GayPatong.com and look at some streaming VIDEO clips from previous years festivals to get some idea of what you can expect from this amazing festival. | Patong, Thailand | more info ...
Fri 26 Feb 2010 Brent youth project holds walk through Soho - 26 Feb
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Sat 27 Feb 2010 Oklahomo!
The London Gay Men's Chorus are proud to announce the return of Far From Kansas in their critically acclaimed, sell out show, 'Oklahomo!'

Far From Kansas (FFK) are the cabaret group of the London Gay Men's Chorus. In August 2009, FFK premiered their latest show 'Oklahomo' to sell out audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, receiving critical praise for their 'outrageously hilarious' and 'immensely entertaining' show (Three Weeks). In October 2009, Oklahomo! was performed to sell out audiences in London at the New Players' Theatre. Due to demand for tickets, the cowboys of FFK will be back in Oklahomo! for two FINAL performances in London ahead of their appearance at this year's Dublin Gay Theatre Festival. New Players Theatre, Villiers Street, Two performances at 1700 hrs and 1930 hrs. Tickets £15 and £12 (concessions). | see clips | London | more info...
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