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Campaigning, LGBT+ History, Wildblood and Queenie, Brighton, Lesbians, LGBTQIA

Brighton’s Lesbian Strength Days: campaigning and more

Queer Heritage South: Live Archive is excited to present a community workshop to discuss, encourage, and foster lesbian inclusion in archives and heritage in the city. We aim to have four standalone events throughout 2026, starting with Lesbian Strength: Lesbian campaigning and the role of lesbians in change. Join Community Champion and Brighton’s own LGBTQIA+ pioneer Kate Wildblood for a Queer Heritage South: Live Archive … Continue reading Brighton’s Lesbian Strength Days: campaigning and more

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Brighton, Clubbing, LGBT+ History, LGBTQIA, Wildblood and Queenie

10 years of Patterns: Brighton’s must-dance disco deviant

10 Marine Parade matters. A building filled with love and emotions and the best of people, its basslines and disco high hats have kept us safe and dancing for as long as Queenie and I can remember. A building at the heart of the queer community that has always delivered the goods – be it Brighton Pride weekend, Horse Meat Disco, DTPM, Brighton Gay Dance … Continue reading 10 years of Patterns: Brighton’s must-dance disco deviant

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Brighton, Outfit of the Day, Wildblood and Queenie

Lesbians! Tote Bag

Be more Queenie. Grab yourself a lesbian tote bag and let the world know that you too are a, erm, lesbian. Just in case they don’t know. It’s everything you could need to deal with that existential lesbian rucksack crisis and is the perfect vessel for all those lesbian essentials – including your entire carbineer collection, much-loved snapback selection, and every one of your treasured … Continue reading Lesbians! Tote Bag

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