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Manchester Pride Festival will return for another weekend of campaigning, celebrating and fundraising for LGBTQ+ life in Greater Manchester over August Bank Holiday 2020. And organisers have announced a few
Stars from Coronation Street and Emmerdale were among the guests at the VIP launch of new LGBTQ+ arts festival Turn On Fest on Sunday. Hope Mill Theatre in Ancoats opened its doors to
A huge new mural of Manchester drag queen Divina De Campo has popped up in Manchester’s Village ahead of her appearance on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK which starts next week.
You can tell it’s Manchester Pride this weekend because there are rainbows everywhere. It has long been adopted as a symbol of solidarity and love with the LGBTQ community –
International publisher Penguin has invited some of the most exciting queer voices of the future to Manchester for a night of spoken word and free artistic expression. Reflecting on how
Manchester Pride is quickly approaching so it’s time to set the celebrations in motion. And what better way to do that than with some extra special, rainbow-themed food and drink?
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