LGBT Croydon — Future events

Our annual trip to Brighton for members of all SLAGO groups. Some of us will be in the third carriage on the 11:06 train from Victoria (East Croydon 11:23), arriving Brighton 11:57. Meet at any of the following: 1pm for lunch at Café Bella, 120 St James Street; 4pm at The Tea Cosy, 3 George Street; 7pm at The Post and Telegraph (Wetherspoon), 155-158 North Street.

All members welcome.

For lesbians and gay men over 50.

Catherine Pestano from Croydon will be talking about spiritual and gay aspects of community music.

David Hoyle's Pandregina – a programme of ‘entertainment’ for the post-political, pre-apocalyptic age. Buy your own tickets and meet at 8pm for the 8:30 performance.
Watch the songs, cheer or boo the UK entry. Light refreshments, bring a bottle, £2. Contact your hosts nearer the date to confirm start time etc.

The regular bi-monthly get-together for members of the SLAGO groups.

Croydon's LGBT Reading Group. Discussing The Naked Civil Servant by Quentin Crisp.
Public holidays.

The gay poet will be reading from his published writings.
Lunch club for lesbians and gay men over 50. Please book your place at least 24 hours before.

Representatives of the various SLAGO groups will discussing arrangements for joint events in the months ahead. Please note change of date.

Refreshments provided. £2 and bring a bottle.

All members welcome (date to be confirmed).

James Taylor, Senior Health Officer at Stonewall, talks about Stonewall's ground-breaking research into older gay people, their experiences and expectations of care.
Get your comments in before this date!

an evening of classical CDs with Tony and Stephen in Shirley. Programme arranged by Peter.
Lunch club for gay men and lesbians over 50.

All members welcome. £1.

A walk through the village of Bexley, with almshouses,many 18th century houses, and St. Mary's church. Through Churchfield woods and onto Hall Place and gardens. After rain one section can get very muddy: suitable footware suggested. Meet Bexley station 11.15am

Croydon's LGBT reading group. We'll be discussing The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath.

More details later.

Agendas will be sent out nearer the date. If you have any items that you would like to be included on the Agenda, please email mertonlgbtforum@hotmail.com.
The meeting will be followed by a social event at a local Wimbledon venue.

Highlight of World Pride 2012.

Details to be confirmed.

Jeremy Marks talks about the ’Courage’ movement for gay evangelical Christians, which has changed its ministry from ‘cure’ to acceptance.

Croydon's LGBT Police Consultation Group.

Croydon's LGBT Reading Group. We'll be discussing Maurice by E M Forster.

Speaker to be announced

CAGS/SLAGO annual garden party, featuring a return visit by the Gay Gordons Scottish dancing group.
Public holiday.

Croydo's LGBT readomg group. We'll be discussing The Coour Purple by Alice Walker.

All SLAGO groups are invited to spend the day at various venues around the town.
Croydons LGBT Police Consultation Group

As part of Merton's month long Celebrating Age Festival, Merton LGBT Forum in collaboration with Crossroads Care South Thames, will host a coffee afternoon from 2pm till late.
Come join us for coffee and home-baked cakes and a chance to meet with others and discuss issues around being older and LGBT, listen to a guest speaker (further details to be announced closer to the date) and find out what services are available to older LGBT people in Merton.
Admission to this event is free.

Croydon's LGBT reading group. We'll be discussing The Rainbow by D H Lawrence.

Ted Brown, veteran black gay activist. Our contribution to Black History Month 2012.

Agendas will be sent out nearer the date. If you have any items that you would like to be included on the Agenda, then please do email us here at mertonlgbtforum@hotmail.com.
The meeting will be followed by a social event at a local Wimbledon venue.

Croydon's LGBT reading group. We'll be discussing At my Mother's Knee and Other Low Joints by Paul O'Grady.

Croydon's LGBT reading group. We'll be discussing The Catcher in the Rye by J D Salinger.

Stella Duffy, lesbian writer and performer, will be talking on a subject of her choice. The meeting is free of charge and open to all.

Croydon's LGBT reading group. We'll be having a general discussion about our favourite authors and books.