Join us for The Joy of Sonic, a celebration of all things Sonic the Hedgehog!
This vibrant art exhibition is the second creative collaboration between Pyramid, Flamingos Coffee House, and the artist community of Leeds.
Expect nostalgic fun, original Sonic-inspired artwork, community spirit, and retro gaming vibes – all in the heart of Leeds. Pop in, grab a coffee, and immerse yourself in the world of a gaming legend.
An Evening of Fun, Games & Community – Everyone Welcome!
Join us for a vibrant night of entertainment in partnership with Roxy Lanes, with generous support from Sky Bingo. This event is proudly hosted as an LGBTQ+ inclusive space, celebrating diversity, connection, and joy.
50% discount on all advance game bookings, so get in early to secure your preferred slot - email Ush with your booking details and she'll confirm payment ush.sanghar@roxyleisure.co.uk
Bowling, pool, shuffleboard and more to choose from!
Providing a complementary space during the mainstream Leeds Pride activities with a focus on being accessible and family friendly - with LGBTQ+ community groups, social and support organisations, food and refreshments the Leeds Pride Village Fête has a quieter vibe away from the crowds.
Visit our community stalls in Dortmund Square, participate in games and activities, or visit our PAYF café and relax in the Age UK buildings.
Join us for a celebration of Pride in Leeds!
As Leeds comes alive with colour and joy for Pride, we’re teaming up with our amazing local LGBTQ+ community groups to create a warm, welcoming space—and you’re invited!
What to expect:
A friendly, inclusive atmosphere hosted by passionate community groups
Support from our lovely partners at Sent with Pride selling all the merch you need for the weekend, with their 3 for 2 offer
Great chats about all things LGBTQ+ in Leeds
Engage with the council LGBT+ Hub and council services
Join us for LGBTQ+ social gaming!
Our board games collection is growing! Come along for a social evening with Scarlot & Fran and either share in one of our games or bring your own!
We welcome anyone who identifies as part of the LGBTQIA+ community, either solo or as a group. There will be volunteers on hand to help you settle into the social environment and there will be a selection of non-alcoholic drinks and snacks available on a donation basis.
No Ordinary Love is a brand new body of work and third solo exhibition by Leeds-based artist K Walker. Working collaboratively with photographers Jonathan Turner and Emma Bentley Fox, K has created two distinct but interrelated photographic series exploring their long-held obsession with mermaids.
A new meeting for all in our communities to talk about crossovers between being LGBTQIA+ and other characteristics to better understand and support each other.
This session we'll have friendly and constructive conversation together about how we interact as LGBTQIA+ folks with others under our rainbow umbrella with LGBTQIA+ identities and lives which are different to ours.
This session will be facilitated by Grant Denkinson, but if you’d like to help co-host please get in touch!
Donations to Pride Place welcome as affordable.
No booking required.
The All Out Together Ball is back and bigger than ever!
Join us on Saturday 21st June at The Queens in Leeds for a night of entertainment, celebration and fundraising all in support of Out Together!
The evening will be hosted by our very own Matt Jameson and filled with fantastic performances and a delicious three-course dinner.
You're invited to this fabulous evening where you can enjoy a VIP drinks reception on arrival before we entertain you throughout the night!
Tickets are £60pp all-inclusive, so book your places now!
In collaboration with Leeds Irish Health & Homes.
Across the generations, Irish LGBTQ+ people have emigrated and found opportunities to live and love openly. Yet this journey was rarely a simple transition from an oppressive island to a liberal wider world. Irish LGBTQ+ emigrants often faced prejudice abroad. The island of Ireland, once a place of shame and silence, could also become a welcoming site of return. This exhibition, on loan from the Irish Embassy in London, highlights twelve stories from the largely untold history of Ireland’s LGBTQ+ diaspora.
Learn about the history of queer poetry, and using inspiration from the workshop, produce your own works of poetry reflecting on your LGBTQ+ identity. All ages and previous experience levels welcome. All materials provided.
Opportunities to share your work afterwards, including contributing to the Leeds Zine Library and performing your work at an event in the future.