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21. The Dot Cotton Club,
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Doors open at 9pm on the first Saturday of every month, with entry just £5 all night! The Dot Cotton Club has been a staple of the LGBT+ scene in Cambridge for over 25 years, seeing 1000s of happy clubbers dance and drink the night away, originally at The Junction and Nusha bar and now in our new home at Q-Club, Station Road.
Our aim is to ensure that both locals, students and visitors to the city, of all genders and sexualities have a safe, fun venue to meet and enjoy.
The music policy is pop, dance, remixes, mashups, cheese and R&B but we will play almost anything that gets people on their feet!
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| 22. Cambridge Pride 2019,
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We are excited to be holding the first ever Cambridge Pride event this year. This huge community event will be held at Jesus Green in the centre of Cambridge on Saturday 8 June 2019. We hope Cambridge Pride will include a main stage, pride parade, marquees for local acts to perform, local charity and community group stalls, food vans, and most importantly, this will be free of an entry fee so that it is accessible for all.
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| 24. Edinburgh Pride 2019,
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On Saturday 16th June 2018 over 5000 people joined us for Pride Edinburgh 2018: True Colours, and it was a momentous day, even with the rain, it needs rain to make the Rainbow shine and our true colours shone more brightly across the city than ever before.
Pride will return to the capital city on Saturday 22nd June 2019 and to mark the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots the theme for next year will be Pride Edinburgh 2019: This is me. More details will be announced later.
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| 28. Milton Keynes Pride 2019,
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Our goal with Pride:MK is to engage and empower the local LGBTQ+ community and our allies. We will do that by creating a free and safe space to celebrate our contributions to Milton Keynes, by improving visibility and education around LGBTQ+ issues, and by building healthy relationships between the communities in Milton Keynes.
This year's event is scheduled to take place on Saturday 14th September
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| 29. Stoke on Trent Pride 2019,
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Stoke-on-Trent Pride is celebrating its 13th year in 2019 and continues to go from strength to strength.
Stoke-on-Trent Pride had humble beginnings when it started in 2006 in the car park of Hanley´s old gay venue, The Club. Since then, we have grown to become a Registered Charity in our own right, managed by our Trustees and Committee members. The committee is an excellent, diverse mix of active local people who believe that Stoke-on-Trent Pride is crucial to the representation of the LGBT* community in our city.
Our main focus is our annual celebration day held at Hanley Park. With an arena providing live entertainment, themed pockets and zones for interactive arts and activities, picnic areas and a wealth of stalls and food outlets, we aim to provide a family-friendly day that celebrates both the LGBT* community itself and our engagement with the wider community of the Potteries and beyond.
This year's event is scheduled to take place on 15th June 2019.
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| 30. The UK LGBT Archive,
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The UK LGBT Archive records the the history and memories of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people living in the UK.
It’s a virtual time-capsule, capturing the experiences of our time, and a chronicle of the achievements and challenges of previous centuries – the changing law, the amazing response to health epidemics, the newspapers and magazines that come and go, TV programmes, sports, lesbian, gay, bi and trans businesses, arts, music and theatre, events, pubs and clubs, and of course the amazing diversity of people who have had a part in our history.
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