LGBTQ+ Events Across the UK
1,541 upcoming lgbtq+ events in 24 towns and cities
As of August 2026, EventsList.co.uk lists 1,541 upcoming lgbtq+ events across the UK, spanning 24 towns and cities, including free options. Listings are updated three times daily from verified UK ticketing sources and each event includes the date, venue, price and a direct booking link.
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FREEMorning Coffee Rave - Pre Newquay Pride Parade
📍 CSpace
FREEWalk in Manchester Pride!
📍 49-51 Sidney St
FREEON IT at Manchester Village Pride Parade 2026
📍 We Are Survivors
Rooftop Reset: Dress with Joy and Authenticity
📍 Humber Street Gallery
£22.38
FREEJoin Sparkle in the Manchester Village Pride Parade
📍 Science and Industry Museum
FREEGravesham Pride March 2026 → March & Fort
📍 Gravesend Community Square
ABBA BOTTOMLESS BRUNCH hosted by FunnyBoyz Drag Queens
📍 FunnyBoyz Liverpool
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Southampton Pride 2026
📍 Guildhall Square, Southampton
Walsall Pride 2026
📍 Walsall Arboretum Extension
FREEFaith in Community
📍 CHIp - Community Hub Ipswich CIC
Neurodiverse & Proud
📍 27 School St
£2.00
FREEPaws of pride
📍 Queen's Gardens
FREEBlossom LGBT+ Guildford Hub: Social Space, Soft Skills & Support Session
📍 The Boileroom Music and Cultural Arts Space
FREETouch Grass & Inter Melanin FC: Picnic & Play (August 29th)
📍 The Regent's Park
DRAG BRUNCH: BANK HOLIDAY BLAST
📍 Revolution Brighton
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OnBar Manchester Village Pride - Saturday
📍 OnBar Manchester
From £5.00
Pride Knutsford Family Picnic
📍 The Moor, Knutsford
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THE ALL DAY BENDER WITH THE FUNNYBOYZ DRAG QUEENS
📍 FunnyBoyz Liverpool - The Club
£75.11
FREEWLW Southampton Pride Hang
📍 Guildhall Square
FREESaturday Drag Brunch @Wigwam
📍 Wigwam Dublin
FREEMarch with Architecture LGBT+ at Manchester Pride 2026
📍 Canal Street
FREEScunthorpe Pride 2026
📍 Church Square, Scunthorpe
BUFF BINGO BOTTOMLESS DRAG BRUNCH EXETER
📍 The Bootlegger
£16.63 - £46.53
FREELGBT+ Workshop (ages 18-30) Carrying Joy – Tote Bag Decorating
📍 The Boileroom Music and Cultural Arts Space
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many lgbtq+ events are on in the UK?
There are currently 1540+ upcoming lgbtq+ events listed across 24 UK towns and cities on EventsList.co.uk. New events are added daily — browse by city or date to find what's near you.
Where are the most lgbtq+ events happening?
The most active places for lgbtq+ events right now are Liverpool, London, Manchester, Dublin, Brighton. Pick your city below to see local listings.
Are there free lgbtq+ events?
Yes — several of the current lgbtq+ listings are free to attend. Open any city page and use the free events filter to see them.
How do I book tickets for lgbtq+ events?
Every listing on EventsList.co.uk includes a direct booking link to the official ticket seller. Open any event for full details, pricing and the "Book Tickets" button.
LGBTQ+ Events in the UK — Your Complete Guide
the UK's LGBTQ+ events scene is vibrant, diverse, and deeply embedded in the city's social and cultural fabric. From Pride marches and community festivals to drag cabarets, queer film nights, LGBTQ+ sports leagues and trans-led community events, the city offers a rich and welcoming programme for queer residents and visitors.
the UK's LGBTQ+ venues — bars, clubs, arts spaces and community centres — host a constant programme of club nights, quiz events, open mic performances, and social gatherings that form the backbone of queer community life. Many of these spaces have histories stretching back decades, carrying enormous cultural significance for the communities they serve.
Beyond the traditional scene, LGBTQ+ culture in the UK permeates the city's broader arts and cultural life: queer theatre productions, exhibitions by LGBTQ+ artists, literary events celebrating queer writing, and film festivals showcasing global LGBTQ+ cinema all feature regularly. The city's Pride celebrations in summer are among the most joyful and best-attended events of the year.
Allyship is warmly welcomed at most the UK LGBTQ+ events — if you're attending as an ally, approach events with an open mind, follow the lead of the community hosting the event, and remember that many of these spaces have been created as deliberate sanctuaries for people who don't always feel safe or welcome elsewhere.