Two men engage in a twisted, homoerotic relationship in Capri in Giuseppe Patroni Griffi’s study in desire and isolation.

There’s something to outrage everyone is this jaw-dropping exploitation film about lesbians from 1965.

Three women, including a sinful lesbian, are held hostage by two violent criminals in Doris Wishman’s deliriously trashy noir. Can they team up and thwart their male foes?

Throughout June, the historic Bow Bells at St Mary-le-Bow will ring out Pride anthems every Friday at 6pm, bringing a joyful and unexpected soundtrack to the heart of the Square Mile.

Join the WCIT LGBTQ+ Social Group and Armed Forces Committee on 25 June for an evening collaboration event with OutBritain, the UK’s LGBTQ+ chamber of commerce and Veteran Owned UK, the UK’s largest online business directory of businesses owned by a serving member of the armed forces, a veteran or a spouse of either.

This talk will explore and capture how celebrity and queer culture have emerged using a range of queer concepts and ideas to investigate how celebrity identity and culture have been central to our understanding of queer lives, desires and experiences.

Sergei Parajanov’s hugely influential masterpiece is an unorthodox biopic of 18th century Armenian poet Sayat-Nova, featuring stunning imagery and queer resonances.

Fun, sun and naked men – dive into the world of 60s gay erotica, at a time when pornography was illegal, with a celebration of works by Bob Mizer, Pat Rocco and Peter de Rome.

DLA Piper's LGBTQ+ network, Iris, will celebrate Pride 2026 and its 20th anniversary, and would be delighted for you to join us.

A nurse and an actress who has suddenly stopped speaking form a deep, intimate connection in Ingmar Bergman’s brilliant psychological drama.

Frank Simon’s classic documentary follows the run-up to a 1967 New York drag pageant, featuring a barnstorming appearance by the legendary Crystal LaBeija.

Throughout June, the historic Bow Bells at St Mary-le-Bow will ring out Pride anthems every Friday at 6pm, bringing a joyful and unexpected soundtrack to the heart of the Square Mile.

Two men engage in a twisted, homoerotic relationship in Capri in Giuseppe Patroni Griffi’s study in desire and isolation.

Expect drag queens, plenty of laughs, bingo with a twist, and exciting prizes as we come together to celebrate Pride Month. A limited amount of food and drinks will be provided.

Join the City of London Corporation, in partnership with Link (The LGBTQ+ Insurance Network), for Guildhall Pride. Our annual raising of the Pride Flag above the Guildhall will be followed by a reception celebrating the LGBTQ+ business community.

In celebration of Pride month Senior Librarian Melanie Strong will be looking at the library’s sources for LGBT history.

In celebration of LGBTQIA+ Pride Month, join a guided walking tour through the Culture Mile, and discover some of the oldest Queer spaces in London and their place in story of the city.

We're excited to introduce a brand new Pride event at our Bow Lane wine bar: an evening blurring the lines between iconic disco tracks and iconic wine bottles.

A boy disappears in a rural Brazilian community and all fingers point to a stranger in town in Carlos Hugo Christensen’s extraordinary magical realist drama.

A lucky dip of rare queer film curios from the 1960s, including a charming home movie, a revealing interview with a group of trans women and South African amateur comedy shorts by a gay botanist.

This year, the Academy of St Mary-le-Bow (the Square Mile’s resident orchestra) celebrates Pride with a programme of works by queer American composers, including Barber’s poignant Adagio for Strings.

The London Symphony Orchestra returns to Classical Pride under the baton of festival founder Oliver Zeffman in a kaleidoscopic programme of 20th-century music by LGBTQ+ composers.

Made, incredibly, under the repressive regime of Franco’s Spain, Luis María Delgado’s spectacular melodrama stars Alfredo Alaria as a gay rich kid with a great love of dance and showmanship.

A selection of queer movies from South Africa, the UK and the USA, culminating in three short films by gay African American filmmaker Edward Owens, with a new live score.

Throughout June, the historic Bow Bells at St Mary-le-Bow will ring out Pride anthems every Friday at 6pm, bringing a joyful and unexpected soundtrack to the heart of the Square Mile.

A nurse and an actress who has suddenly stopped speaking form a deep, intimate connection in Ingmar Bergman’s brilliant psychological drama.

Made, incredibly, under the repressive regime of Franco’s Spain, Luis María Delgado’s spectacular melodrama stars Alfredo Alaria as a gay rich kid with a great love of dance and showmanship.

Frank Simon’s classic documentary follows the run-up to a 1967 New York drag pageant, featuring a barnstorming appearance by the legendary Crystal LaBeija.

Join us for a meaningful panel discussion on queer experiences of living in faith traditions at St Mary-Le-Bow.

Celebrate Pride Month with an evening of free entertainment in one of the most important queer venues in the UK