House Of Brag Presents: Monstrous Pride

The London Queer Social Centre will be active from June 29th to July 12th 2014, running a series of events as an alternative to the corporate, homogenised, establishment official Pride London.

If you’re part of a group that would like to run an event during this year’s social centre, please drop us an email explaining your idea to house.of.brag@gmail.com

We prioritise providing a space and a platform to voices that otherwise have difficulty being heard. We would like to hear from groups fighting oppression both here and abroad, from people with stories to tell and ideas to share. Talks, workshops, debates and discussions, film screenings, performances, music and fun, whatever shape your event might take, we’d love to hear about it.

What is LQSC? The London Queer Social Centre is a squatted, volunteer-run, non-commercial project intended to provide a large free-to-use space available to queer/activist/liberation/radical and local communities to organise, network, share ideas, relax and have fun...

House Of Brag.

House Of Brag: House Of Tomorrow

 

House of Brag is a collective of queers and allies who have felt the lack of a cohesive non-commercial space for LGBTQI individuals. We are opening a large building in Kennington on Saturday 13th October. It will be a great opportunity for people to meet each other, organise and build momentum ahead of the TUC march on 20th October. 

The day will start with a free open breakfast and lead into a series of talks and discussions on relevant subjects: queer homelessness, the cuts, women in squatting, and a discussion on the future of queer spaces. There will also be classes and workshops on other things including yoga, self-defence and creative writing. 

In the evening we’ll be putting on some performance poetry, doing an open mic session and finishing with a gig, with a view to ending the event soon after 11pm. You can keep updated on developments more regularly on our Facebook page or our twitter account: @HouseOfBrag.

Full itinerary and stuff at House of Brag - all free, all good.
Yay! (Apart from the "performance poetry" bit).