The Brighton Sauna is the largest sauna in the city catering to a male-only clientele. Recently completely refurbished, the sauna has a slew of great facilities including a spacious 20 man sauna, a 15 man jacuzzi and a large steam room - perfect to bring on that glowing, healthy look! There are also plenty of nooks and crannies to explore (including those of the glorious variety) and there are 19 (count'em!) private cabins and four luxury cabins for a little R&R, three sling rooms for less R&R, a dark room, a wet play room and even a 'sun shower' upright sunbed so that you can emerge from even the depths of winter with rosy cheeks! To help set the mood there are adult videos screened throughout, along with regular telly in the lounge so as not to put you off your food!

You'll be well looked after by the team of friendly staff, and there is also a covered smoking area, free tea and coffee provided during your visit and the all-important internet access is also available free of charge to you all day long.

With regular themed events such as fetish days, naked nights and evenings for bears and their admirers - there always seems to be a good reason to pop along!

We are an annual event held in February (the UK's LGBT History Month). Hosted at the University of Westminster for the last five years.

Across three days, over 1700 students from 170 global universities attend in person and thousands join our digitally streamed panels live for a weekend of discussion aimed at empowering young LGBT people feel comfortable in their identity.

Students from across the UK, and around the world travel to our event which brings all LGBT students together.

York Pride 2019 Parade
York Pride raises awareness of LGBT issues by promoting and staging events, taking part in campaigning and commentary in the media, and providing support to other LGBT charities and voluntary organisations. We also promote the provision of information, advice and support that celebrate LGBT lives and history. We aim for York to be a place where everybody knows that the diversity offered by the LGBT community is something to be celebrated and in which LGBT people can feel safe and accepted. We believe that inclusiveness improves self esteem and provides a sense of belonging, which helps to diminish the psychological effects of discrimination faced by individuals in daily life.

2021 dates to be confirmed.

Previous events have been incredibly successful and we hope the 2023 event will be even better. See the Leicester Pride website for further information.