EVENTS ETC Tuesday 2 April 2019

EVENTS ETC Tuesday 6 February 2018 View this email in your browser ALWAYS CLICK ON  PICS AND UNDERLINED ENTRIES FOR MORE CONTENT. Thank you! Share this list widely Until Friday 9 February The Final Year (film) Various times Bernie Grant Arts Centre, Town Hall Approach Rd Tottenham Green, London N15 4RX £7 early bird and £9 on the door May be of interest to the wider community. Tuesday 6 February  The Quest For Gay Men: First (social group) A Celebration: 'My First Love' 7 - 9:30pm Konditer and Cook Cafe, The Gerkin, 30 St Mary Axe, London EC3A 8BF (From Liverpool Street Station look up and you will see the iconic Gherkin building - you can't miss it!) FREE Bar Wotever with host Shakona Fire (lgbt cabaret) 7pm - 12 midnight The Royal Vauxhall Tavern, 372 Kennington Lane, London SE11 5HY £6 / conc with proof £4; In advance £5 Wednesday 7 February  Meetup.com group: LOCS (Lesbians of Colour Socials) SISTAHS' BOOKS In books we delight 6:30 - 9:30pm Join Meetup group for more details. Queerspace FC (film club): Saving Face (film) This event is not opened to cisgendered men & cisgendered straight women. 7pm Common House, Unit 5E Pundersons Gardens, London E2 9QG Suggested donation £2 low/unwaged, £5 higher waged Wednesday 7 - Sunday 11 February  BOYS (theatre play) 7:30pm Cavern, The Vaults, Leake St, London SE1 7NN £14.50 Thursday 8 February  Moments of becoming: genealogies of black diaspora feminism (seminar) 5 - 7pm Senate House Wolfson Lecture Theatre (SWLT), London WC1H 0XG FREE Love, Pain & Intimacy in Live Art 6:30 – 8:30pm Queen Mary University of London Mile End Road, E1 4NS FREE Queer Discipline Seminar with Mojisola Adebayo 6 - 8pm The Council Room, King’s College London, WC2R 2LS FREE Friday 9 February  Ask Jide (faith advice) Tune in weekly at 10am for a response to all your questions about being gay and a Christian. (Check details by clicking on pic) 020 85559222; 07507510357 Voices from the Front Line - Private View (exhibition, drinks, performances, film) 6:30 - 9:30pm 198 Contemporary Arts & Learning, 198 Railton Rd, London SE24 0JT FREE Queer Arts Weekender (show & exhibition) 7 - 10pm Shortwave Cafe, Clements Rd, Bermondsey, London SE16 4DG FREE (£3 suggested donation) Goldsnap #38 Valentines Special (club night) 9pm - 2:30am Dalston Superstore, 117 Kingsland High St, London E8 2PB FREE Femmi-Erect : Soft Femme Launch (club night) 9pm Dalston Superstore, 117 Kingsland High Street, London E8 2PB £6 on the door Desi Boyz London: Valentines Masquerade (club night) 11pm - 3am 229 The Venue, 229 Great Portland St, London W1W 5PN £8 on Guest List Before Midnight; £10 on the door all night. I.D Required For Guest List email your name to info@desiboyz.co.uk or visit www.desiboyz.co.uk Saturday 10 February  We Came to Sweat (film) 7pm Bernie Grant Arts Centre, Town Hall Approach Rd Tottenham Green, N15 4RX £7 early bird and £9 on the door Queer Arts Weekender (show & exhibition) 7 - 10pm Shortwave Cafe, Clements Rd, Bermondsey, London SE16 4DG FREE (£3 suggested donation) Also attended by: Meetup.com group: LOCS (Lesbians of Colour Socials) Meetup.com group: LOCS (Lesbians of Colour Socials) Queer Arts @Shortwave Cafe 7:30 - 10pm Join Meetup group for more details. Femmes of Colour present ‘Queer Qreations III’ Afterparty 11pm – 3am Them Downstairs, 18 Kentish Town Road, London NW1 £10 Meetup.com group: Gays With Spice - February Drinks & Social 2pm Join Meetup group for more details. Monday 12 February - Friday 23 March Voices from the Front Line  (exhibition, including looped film)  Monday - Friday 11am - 5pm 198 Contemporary Arts & Learning, 198 Railton Rd, London SE24 0JT FREE Friday 16 February  Ask Jide (faith advice) Tune in weekly at 10am for a response to all your questions about being gay and a Christian. (Check details by clicking on pic) 020 85559222; 07507510357 Makala (film) 7pm Bernie Grant Arts Centre, Town Hall Approach Rd Tottenham Green, London N15 4RX £7 early bird and £9 on the door Meetup.com group: Black Queer Women in London - Black Panther Party: With Handson Family & Friends 7pm - 2am Join Meetup group for more details. Pxssy Palace Present Luv Urself (club night) 9pm – 3am Mick's Garage Unit 8, Queen's Yard, Hackney Wick, London E9 5EN £10 before midnight, £12 after Saturday 17 February  Makala (film) 7pm Bernie Grant Arts Centre, Town Hall Approach Rd Tottenham Green, London N15 4RX £7 early bird and £9 on the door SHD Presents The Late Sessions (club night)  8pm – 2am Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton Oval, London SW2 1JG FREE Duckie Family presents - Legacy (film, performance, dance, clubbing) 8pm – 3am Rich Mix London 35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road, London E1 6LA £4 before 11pm, £8 after Sunday 18 February  Meetup.com group: London Queer Muslims: ijtihad of Salaat: Finding a path to prayer 1pm Join Meetup group for more details. FREE Meetup.com group: London LGBTQ Femmes of Colour (women only) Black Panther Film with Q&A 1pm Join Meetup.com group for more details. FOC It Up Comedy Club Launch! (comedy night) 6:30 - 11pm Her Upstairs 18 Kentish Town Road, London NW1 9NX £5 Monday 19 February  Apartment House perform Julius Eastman - Two Day Residency: Buddha, Stay On It & Discussion with Christopher Fox 19:30 Café OTO 18-22 Ashwin Street, London E8 3DL   Buy series pass for both events £18 Advance  £14 Members Just this performance: £12; £10 Advance; £8 Members Tuesday 20 February  Apartment House perform Julius Eastman - Two Day Residency: Feminine 19:30 Café OTO 18-22 Ashwin Street, London E8 3DL   Buy series pass for both events £18 Advance  £14 Members Just this performance: £12; £10 Advance; £8 Members Wednesday 21 February  Three Brixton Stories #2  (Shaun Wallace interviewing acclaimed photographer Robert F Taylor) 6:30 - 9pm Basement, Brixton Pound, 77 Atlantic Rd, Brixton, London SW9 8PU £5 on the door; £5.98 (online) Coming soon for LGBT Month 2018 Black Gay Ink 2 FOR LGBT HISTORY MONTH 2018 EHTAMARD INC PRESENT: BLACK GAY INK 2 An evening of theatre readings, music and a guest speaker  7-9pm Please join us for this free event FREE Brixton Library (next door to the Ritzy Cinema) Brixton Oval, London SW2 1JQ Tel. 020 7926 1056 Notices  Kills , Fierce Productions 2018 Fierce Productions is a collaboration between Hakeem Kazeem (Film Programmer) and Ajamu (Artist). Through a series of ‘quick and dirty‘ interviews and portraits we will be capturing the fierceness of our QTIPOC kin folk regionally, nationally and internationally. “ surely our desire for radical social change is intimately linked with our desire to experiencing pleasure, erotic fulfilment, and a host of other passions” (bell hooks)  Bruno Diantantou LGBT Labour Candidate for Earl's Court "In the words of Barack Obama: We cannot succeed when a shrinking FEW do very well and a growing Many barely make it." Meet him at LGBT Labour Meet The Candidates Social, Wednesday 24 January. (Also see above.) Consider giving him your support if you are in a position to do so. Paul Dunkley, A doctoral student is conducting the above research. Please click on the picture above for more information. K M Brown Photography & Design K. M. Brown, PhD Master of Social Work and Public Administration Social Sciences Instructor Email: KMBrownDesigns@gmail.com Mister Sancho is a film about two 'Ignatius Inspires' projects by composer & creator Juwon Ogungbe (pictured) Film by Nadeem Ali Gay Star News wants your stories on being Black and Gay. You can email the editor by clicking on the picture above. Sista! - An Anthology Editors: Rikki Beadle-Blair, John R. Gordon, & Phyll Opoku - Gyimah This groundbreaking new anthology explores the challenges, joys, heart-aches, rewards and experience of same-gender-loving women of African African-Caribbean descent with connections to the UK - including bi women, transwomen and mixed race women. Contributors include Andreena Bogle-Walton ~ babirye bukilwa ~ Chardine Taylor-Stone ~ Christina Fonthes ~ Clementine Ewokolo Burnley ~ Delphine Spencer ~ Doreene Blackstock ~ Eileen Bellot ~ Germaine Joseph ~ Gray Akotey ~ ‘Jenn’ ~ Jennifer Daley ~ Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor ~ Kayza Rose ~ Kesiena Boom ~ Lettie Precious ~ Mica Hamilton ~ Mojisola Adebayo ~ Monica Beadle ~ ‘Nea Semba’ ~ Olivette Cole-Wilson ~ Phyll Opoku-Gyimah ~ PJ Samuels ~ Remi Graves ~ Sokari Ekine ~ Roxanne Simone ~ Roxene Anderson ~ Rue Gumbochuma ~ Tamara McFarlane ~ Valerie Mason-John ~ Yrsa Daley-Ward  Educational Consultancy CredUKation is the concept of Oneness and Ayanna. Bringing creativity into the mainstream curriculum and adding a cultural twist. FE, Sixth Form, Secondary. MISSION STATEMENT Email: credukation@gmail.com Mobile: 07468565297 Twitter: @credukation Help raise £1500 for an Education Exchange trip to a school in Uganda. Students and teachers from London going to Uganda for cross cultural educational exchange. Counsellor/Therapist in Camberwell, Southwark - near Elephant and Castle Welcome, I'm Haydn Forde and I've been a practising therapist in Camberwell, Southwark for the past 11 years. I am committed to providing psychotherapeutic counselling in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment. I can work on an open-ended basis or for an agreed time period, with the aim of offering you space to reflect on personal issues that might be challenging you at the moment. "From the indigo, an even deeper blue" This phrase was used in 13th century Japan in some Buddhist literature to celebrate the beauty that came from the indigo plant - as a metaphor to illustrate human potential for growth and transformation. Sometimes when we are faced with challenges, it's difficult to see the woods from the trees; however as a counsellor/therapist, my aim is to offer space where, together we could look at what might be happening for you....and in so doing find a way to use these challenges as rich earth from which to grow. (As always click on pic for links) Stonewall BAME/PoC LGBTQ Role Models Programmes Programmes to empower LGBTQ people of colour to be effective role models 1 programme remaining. Project BlackoutUK London Project BlackoutUK London is a unique opportunity to build connections with a diverse group of black queer/gay/bi/sgl creative men in London, create a shared platform for your voices, build your skills, knowledge, profile and networks, and develop a new way of building communities in which black queer lives matter. Project Blackout UK London is a 12-month public conversation between up to twelve black queer men in London.  Participants will be recruited to reflect the diversity among black queer men in London, but also for their skills as writers, performers, filmmakers, photographers, designers, journalists, poets or visual artists at various stages of their careers. Click pic above for more info. The Art Machine (Survey) The Art Machine (an organisation that focuses on telling the stories of oppressed and underrepresented people in society) is currently engaging in market research on the representation of LGBTQ people of colour (poc) in British Media.  If you are an LGBTQ person of colour, would you be kind enough to fill out their survey. Please click pic above for the link. Joel Simpson Counselling Service My name is Joel Simpson. I run an integrative, heart and soul led, counselling practice in Willesden Green, North West London, NW2. This website provides information about me and my approach. Time and space for you You may feel lost, stuck, caught in a pattern, at a crossroad or in crisis. You may have experienced trauma, tragedy or loss. Your body may be expressing itself in ways that you’re not yet able to process. You may not be able to identify causes of your suffering, which can feel mystifying and unsettling.  Your usual ways of coping might feel redundant. You might feel out of balance in relationship to friends, family, food, work, alcohol, drugs, sex, the cyber world, and so on. You may have held secrets and shame and want to find courage to reclaim your own voice and speak your truths. You may feel conflicted with cultural, religious, familial and societal expectations.  You may have had counselling or psychotherapy before and want to return, or you may be new to therapy. Embarking on a therapeutic journey, with me, creates time and space just for you to be seen and heard while exploring what life is presenting you with. Being seen and heard can evoke a sense of liberation and relief, it can also feel daunting. With this in mind, you’ll be met within a confidential, non-judgmental, empathic setting. Ask Steve Morris, Business Consultant If you own a service-based business and you need more clients, I’d like to help you go from zero to fully booked. It's a headache to decipher which marketing efforts work vs those that are low return. I'll help you figure out what to focus on at the right time so that you spend your time and money wisely as you grow. I helped one former client, Sarah triple her income and start the transition out of the day job she hated - in 10 weeks. Interested in having similar results? Join my coaching program where I personally walk you through strategies you can start using right away to get your first 10, 20, or 30 clients. I only have a few slots available. Drop me a message right now at steve@zerotofullybooked.com to get more information. Check out  www.zerotofullybooked.com or join me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/zero2fullybooked I'm on Twitter, Linkedin, and Facebook Arline Steadman, Bespoke Furniture Maker Arline is the founder and creator of STEADMAN bespoke wood craft. She creates bespoke wooden interior design and product solutions for private homes and trade at any scale. Arline draws her inspirations from impressions and art she collects on her travels around the world. Her ambition as an interior designer is to leave a legacy with each and every one of her designs. Arline has 15 years of experience in the interior design and property development industries. Her creativity as well as professionalism and experience make her the one stop shop if you are looking to add character and originality to your property. Get in touch today to discuss your ideas. arline@steadmanbespoke.co.uk (And as usual, please click on pic above for website link, ed.) Hakeem Kazeem, Filmmaker Wants Interviewees for Podcast Interviewees wanted for a podcast to archive coming out/coming in/growing up LGBT experiences. Working title: Collapsing The Closet. As It’s interview based, he’d just like to gauge people’s interest in being interviewed. He thanks you for your interest. The ruckus ! Black LGBTQI Archives http://rukus.org.uk Africa Rise Website (Sexual health and community) Man On website Listen to the very useful podcasts from this site based in Nigeria and aimed at the LGBTQ community.For example podcast 1, entitled: Discovered, Abandoned, Depressed! - Max, is really helpful in that it views depression as a result of our point of view in a given situation and recommends that we somehow change a negative one to a positive. Go on, have a listen! LGBT Spectrum (previuosly known as LGBT People of Colour) Have events on various times. Please join group to find out more about them. Magda’s Lesbian Lover  (film) Who Taught You To Hate? (documentary short film) By Basil Kinghorn Sweet Taboo: The Film Adapted by Mojisola Adebayo, Directed by Campbell X, Produced by Gail Babb 2015 funny, irreverent and relevant. Heart Of The Matter – Episode 1 – Homosexuality & the Church With Reverend Rowland Jide Macauley & Dr Rahul Rao (documentary film) Appeals NEW BOOK: “POR MARICÓN” “Por maricón,” a play by Roberto Ramos-Perea has just been published by Publicaciones Gaviota and is on the shelves at local book stores in Puerto Rico (see Librería La Tertulia). “Por maricón” [which roughly translates as “Because you are a faggot”] was staged at the Theater of the Puerto Rican Athenaeum in the spring, receiving positive reviews. The piece is a stage work by playwright Roberto Ramos-Perea based on research by historian César Salcedo Chirinos at the General Archive of Puerto Rico on the trial for sodomy against a Puerto Rican mulatto tailor named Francisco Sabat and a Spanish sergeant named José Colombo, one of least know court cases in nineteenth century Puerto Rican history. Ramos-Perea explains, “The word maricón [faggot], used in the title of this theatrical piece comes from the indictment, the accusing dossier, and other documents that César Salcedo researched regarding this notorious case. The government itself used the word as part of the cruel, unjust and torturous accusation against the Francisco Sabat, whose homosexual relationship with Sergeant Colombo in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in 1842, was revealed by two women. The word used in the historical documents was presented as a distinct category of criminalization, upon which my imagination as a playwright elaborated a historical play.” Based on an article (in Spanish) by Gabriela Ortiz Díaz: https://prpop.org/2016/04/de-peso-historico-por-maricon/ (also see http://dialogoupr.com/tag/por-maricon/ and https://www.facebook.com/tertuliavsj/) [Shown here: a detail from the original poster for the theatrical premiere.] BlackOutUK - Website for Black Gay Men in the UK  Documentary: Visible - LGBTQ Portraits & Narratives of the Caribbean Diaspora (click photo for more info on this fascinating film) Contact:  maxarthurmantle@yahoo.com Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list

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