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QUEERCIRCLE is an LGBTQ+ led charity working at the intersection of arts, health and social action.

10/09/2026

DONATE TODAY ❤️📚🔈📰📘. Head to the link in our bio to find out how.

25/06/2026

📈 Care and Accountability in Q***r Data Practice
📅 July 8
💻 Online
⏰ 1 - 2pm

Join us for a panel discussion and Q&A for community groups, LGBTQ+ and allied organisations, researchers, public-sector teams, funders and data practitioners interested in how data can be approached in more care-full, accountable and community-led ways.

Building from work developed by researchers PJ Annand (they/any) and Stef Garasto (they/them) with QUEERCIRCLE, a London-based LGBTQ+ arts and community organisation, the session will ask what q***r approaches to data can offer to wider community, civic and public-interest data work across London. This event begins from q***r data practice – an approach shaped by questions of power, categorisation, visibility, consent, refusal, reciprocity and collective benefit. The panel discussion will bring together speakers from community, research and organisational perspectives.

Panellists will explore how data can support advocacy, service improvement, resource claims and collective learning, while also raising questions about when data practices become extractive, unsafe, inaccessible or misaligned with community needs.

23/06/2026

🌟 Community Offering 🌟

Starting next week, .voice and Anh-Khoa Trần are running a 4 week class for trans/non-binary/gender-non-conforming folks to learn about vocal technique at Q***rcircle.

We’ll ground our voices in our bodies, learn about how voices actually work, and start to trust in our own sound. Learn how the different registers of the voice work, and sing in whatever range brings you joy - anything is possible.

Each class will start with a gentle somatic warmup, technical exercises to focus on a different aspect of voice, and a big group sing at the end. Personal feedback is available for anyone who wants it, but nobody will be put on the spot. Join us for the impeccable technique, stay for the impeccable vibes.

This class is 4 weeks long, your ticket is for all 4 classes.

8 free places on this course have been reserved for trans/nb people of the global majority courtesy of London Trans Choir, first come first served.

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18/06/2026

📷 DIY Camera Obscura: Moving Image and Meaning Making 📸

📆 SATURDAY 4TH JULY 2026 - 2-5PM

❗️This Workshop is for 16 - 25 year olds,  Participants under 16 are welcome to attend if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian❗️

In this workshop, participants will make, decorate and use their own working Camera Obscuras 📸 The workshop will be guided by the artist Rachael Kelly Ryder RachaelKellyRyder who researches moving image, archives, haptic visuality and representation on camera.

Participants will have time to watch experimental short moving-image clips, engage in independent reflection on what it means to be seen and represented through visual imagery, and respond to the workshop using cardboard camera obscuras, which we will make together. Each participant will be able to take home the camera obscura they make.

This workshop is a space for creative exploration, learning, and connection, where participants can try new techniques, share inspiration and engage with their q***r peers and allies.

Rachael Kelly Ryder (Dublin, 1994) is a visual artist, filmmaker and AHRC-funded practice-based researcher at the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) and National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive (NLSMIA). Her research explores migratory patterns between Ireland and Britain, marginality in British diasporic life, oral and hidden histories, and the socio-economic conditions shaping communities.

17/06/2026

🌿 Thursday 18th June 2026
💚 6:30 PM

***rcircle and warmly invite you to an evening social event to see the exhibition Desire Lines, Counter Mapping Creative Health.

This informal gathering explores dimensions of Q***r Creative Health through mapping and ‘desire lines’ - pathways that bypass official, longer or less official routes, forms of everyday disobedience that rely on us following feeling and intuition.

You can pick up a free copy of the pamphlet Fragments of a Q***r Radical Mapping Praxis, authored by researcher River Ujhadbor who will give a short talk and be open to questions. You can also see art works by the artist Jacob V. Joyce (photographs of cruising grounds in Trinidad and the UK). Plus drinks and nibbles!

11/06/2026

Education should never be boring - bell hooks

Join us this Sunday for an artist talk with exploring cruising as a diasporic technology of mutiny 🌿

Creative Mutiny
Artist talk with
🗓️ June 14 | 3 - 5 PM

Expanding on the Cruising Grounds series currently on view in the gallery, this interactive presentation draws from Joyce’s ongoing doctoral research into anti-colonial q***r arts education.

Through q***r African heritage critical theory, the session explores collective risk-taking, defiant joy and the erotic as integral elements of their community-focused art practice. 💫

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🔗 Book via link in bio

09/06/2026

What does a q***r radical mapping praxis look like? 🌍✨

Our 67-page report, Fragments of a Q***r Radical Mapping Praxis, authored by River Újhadbor gathers q***r counter-mapping projects from around the world alongside composite lyrical poems, reflections on key concepts, and the final framework of “seven fragments to orient us”.

📄 Pick up your free copy in the space or comment "Fragments" and we will DM you a digital link!
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1: A pair of hands going through pages of the report, an artwork in green is depicted across two pages
2: A pair of hands with a page open that reads "Why 'fragments'?" and long text on the facing page
3: Several copies of the report laid on a wooden table

02/06/2026

Images from our recent workshop "Cruising Otherwise" with .

Together, participants reflected on cruising through conversation, storytelling and collective listening, centring the experiences of women, trans and disabled folk.

The session included readings by the author, Patrick Califia and others, opening up discussions around intimacy, risk, pleasure and q***r world-building ❤️

🔗 Check out the link in bio for our upcoming events
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1: People holding up a large piece of red and white fabric and laying it down, giving a parachute-like effect
2,3: People say on comfortable seating reading through documents, a large window in the back and mapping along the wall
4,5: Three people standing reading documents on a wall with small portraits and text
6: A person holds the end of the parachute-like fabric, another person is seen looking at them
7,8: A wide shot at the QUEERCIRCLE space, people stand in a circle around the parachute inspired art piece still expanded
9: A person sat on a bean bag writing notes

28/05/2026

Creative Mutiny
Artist talk with
🗓️ June 14 | 3 - 5 PM

Join Jacob V. Joyce for an artist talk exploring cruising as a diasporic technology of mutiny 🌿

Expanding on the Cruising Grounds series currently on view in the gallery, this interactive presentation draws from Joyce’s ongoing doctoral research into anti-colonial q***r arts education.

Through q***r African heritage critical theory, the session explores collective risk-taking, defiant joy and the erotic as integral elements of their community-focused art practice. 💫

26/05/2026

🏳️‍⚧️ TransGenerations Group 🏳️‍⚧️

Between the months of October and March, the TransGenerations group met to talk, draw and write together, collectively creating a Time-Capsule that will remain archived at QUEERCIRCLE in the form of a toolbox-shaped piñata 🧰✨

The toolbox was chosen because the stories and objects hidden inside represent the tools needed to build a trans future together.

Sessions were led by Lu Wilson and , with guest facilitators Africa Barrero-Alexander and .

The Piñata Archive was designed and made with 💫
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1: A group of people smiling, standing around a large box inseting objects
2,3: A group of people say around a table with art supplies
4,5: Piñata made of boxes, hand painted with flowers "Trans Generations" written on top
6,7: A group of people around the Piñata box adding objects
8: People hand-painting the box
9,10: A pair of hands lock the box

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QUEERCIRCLE, Design District
London
SE100BN

Opening Hours

Tuesday	12pm - 6pm
Wednesday	12pm - 6pm
Thursday	12pm - 6pm
Friday	12pm - 6pm
Saturday	12pm - 6pm
Sunday	12pm - 6pm

Website

http://www.queercircle.org/

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