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Organisers say they hope to plan a year of "rainbow" activity if their bid is successful.

The gallery will be telling the once taboo tales behind its great works.

Organisers of the biggest LGBT sporting event in the UK have hailed the tournament a great success with record numbers attending. More than 400 rugby players and supporters, plus an army of volunteers, descended on Percy Park in North Shields for the annual Hadrian Cup tens tournament.

The "Drop Dead Gorgeous" project will explore the lives of LGBT people buried in a Bristol cemetery.

Village People and Sophie Ellis-Bextor with Sink The Pink have been announced for Party on the Heath with Pride in London on June 18.

In advance of the debut Crawley Pride festival this August, SurreyLive has a look at what we know so far

Every Saturday throughout the month, you're invited to join a Pride at Parliament tour, a 90 minute exploration of the Palace of Westminster through the lens of queer political history.

LGBT+ History Month has returned and, up and down the country, LGBTQ+ people and allies are coming together under the rainbow flag.

Marketing/PR firms take top two spots in Phoenix-area LGBTQ-owned businesses list

By Megan Wadding, June 2918 Web Exclusive. Each spring, Arizonans from Cochise, Pima, Greenlee, Graham, Pinal, Santa Cruz, Gila, Santa Cruz and Maricopa counties descend on a small town nestled in the Mule Mountains for one of the state’s most unique and inclusive Pride celebrations. Located 95 miles southeast of Tucson, and only 12 miles north of the Mexican border (specifically the Naco, Mexico, point of entry), Bisbee is a small town with a huge amount of Pride. “We are a very progressive, liberal community where everyone can be themselves all year long,” said Nancy Parana, Bisbee Pride president. 

Yuma Pride Festival & Parade, the First Ever Pride Event at the Littlewood Fine Arts and Community Co-op. Prizes, live bands, DJ, drag shows.

Robyn isn’t the only one dancing on her own: Have you seen Erik Cavanaugh?

“I love dancing because it’s the soul’s direct communication to the world,” Cavanaugh, 25, told People. “I want people to finally see the world of dance as much more than just one size. Dancing has this stereotype that only the thinnest can be successful, when that is not true.”

With self-isolation become a reality for many people, indies up and down the country are thinking of new ways to keep us reading. Here's a list to help you find yours.

Three of Warhol's hairpieces will go on display for the first time in the UK at the Tate Modern in London.

The Highland Pride Winter Walk took place in Inverness yesterday amidst a riot of colour.

London has long been known as one of the most gay-friendly cities in the world, with a rich tradition of LGBTQ culture and activism.

Immersive performances will begin this month at Tower of London, with more planned at Hampton Court Palace and Kensington Palace

A couple set to have the first same-sex marriage ceremony in Northern Ireland have said "it's amazing" to see "history being made".

Yeah, that's right - festivals, plural.

The iconic nightclub Heaven, home to G-A-Y, has been granted special status as a historic gay venue by Westminster City Council.

While Trixie Mattel is known for having an over-the-top look with bright makeup, excessive wig game and cosplay worthy costumes, there’s another side of her. In a recent interview with Echo Magazine, the “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” Season 3 winner shared that she also tries to bring a greater depth to her work through her standup comedy and country music. 

Making the Most of Their Shot, 2018 Mister and Miss Phoenix Pride, two Arizona natives were leading this year’s Pride Parade on a float, waving and smiling to 13,000 observers.

Courtesy of Fat Stache Studio, June 2018 Web Exclusive. Local artist Marisa Hall Valdez has made the Valley her home for nearly 20 years, but the first 21 years of her life were forged on the outskirts of El Paso, Texas, in the town of Anthony. 

The jewelry you wear tells a story. A ring on your left hand, third finger, says to the world that you stood up once and vowed to love and honor. A brightly-colored stone says you were born in a certain month. Sparkles around your neck might tell of a vacation, an apology, or a whim, and in the new book The Charm Bracelet by Viola Shipman, the tales of three women are told by the jewelry on their wrists.