Surrey and London Association of Gay Organisations
Desert Island Disks with a difference. Five prominent LGBT guests choose and talk about music that has helped to make them the person they are today. You are invited to bring a single life-changing track (MP3 on phone, SD card, or memory stick) and talk about how it affected you. Part of the Southwark LGBT Pride Festival. Free admission.
Featuring Clare Summerskill, LGBT oral historian and lesbian musical comedy performer, and Martha D Lewis, singer/composer and one time half of the Donna and Kebab duo, everybody’s favourite Greeks. New material from both Clare and Martha. Free admission: part of the Southwark LGBT Pride festival.
A trail around Nunhead Cemetery spotting the answers to questions and identifying pictures. Open to individuals and teams of any size. Meet at The Ivy House 2pm onwards to get your entry forms and your 20% food discount. Answers given at 6.00 p.m. Prizes: £50 bar tab voucher & chocs. FREE TO PARTICIPATE. Please email homopromos@gmail.com in advance so we print enough entry forms. Part of the Southwark LGBT Pride Festival.
(Various events are taking place in south London related to London Pride). A revival of the Capital Quiz, which was held successfully for many years. Teams of three are invited - at least one member of each team must be LGBT. Free admission. Teams to be notified in advance to homopromos@googlemail.com.
Cabaret headlined by Mark Bunyan and Peter Scott-Presland, to include Rainbow Singers Across Borders and a variety of Pride's Got Talent performers. Free.
A very fine bio-pic by Rosa von Praunheim about the German gay rights pioneer Magnus Hirschfeld. The film will be introduced by Peter Tatchell. Free.
Fassbinder's dream-like film based on Genet's homoerotic tale about a beautiful, opium-dealing sailor on shore leave in the port of Brest. Tickets £7 (concs).
EXHIBITION; Desire, Love, Identity 10.30am British Museum Bloomsbury. Free display explores LGBT histories through museum objects. Meet at ticket desk, Great Court. 12pm. Optional Wetherspoons after.
Stage Play in Putney. Story moves through the lives of four generations of an ordinary northern family – grandmother,mother, daughter and granddaughter.
IDAHOT - The International Day Against Homophobia takes place on Wednesday 17 May. See their website for events and information : www.dayagainsthomophobia.org
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