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LGBTQ History Month 2024: our 5 highlights in Camden
Our selection from the dozens of diverse events which run throughout February
Santa’s Wife’s Grotto: York Way’s art installation of ‘feminist joy’
New art collective Sisterland has just launched an alternative festive project in an ex-barber shop
4 Things We Learnt This Week: tube closure, Eurovision, queer comedy – and murals
Kentish Town’s star Mae Muller, plus new Queer Comedy Club and Fields Beneath mural
Let It Roll Records closes. Plus Lion & Unicorn and LGBTQ History Month
Kentish Town’s only vinyl store has a final sale, plus new theatre, queer walks and more
Two cultural winter highlights: La Maupin and LuYang
A celebration of ‘queer historical badass’ at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre, plus another must-see at Zabludowicz
Queer Jubilee: Drag at Zabludowicz, Queer Britain and Mighty Hoopla
Don’t fancy Jubilee street parties and pubs pushing Pimm’s? Three alternative ways to spend the weekend
LGBTQ History Month 2022: top 10 Camden & Islington highlights
Unmissable events taking place across North London, from a queer British Museum trail to lesbian cabaret
Black History Month: 3 local highlights across Camden
We pick a trio of highlights from a season comprising over fifty events across the borough
My Boy Danny: the acclaimed play tackling LGBTQ hate crime
Written and directed by Alfie James, don’t miss this production coming to Kentish Town’s Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Isolating Together: the photography exhibition across 18 locations
Use the handy map to explore all the works in Karishma Puri’s unique show to mark a year of lockdown
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