Lunchtime Talk: Queer Sheffield Part 2

‘Sheffield is no gay metropolis’ wrote Gay Life magazine in 1987, ‘but don’t make the mistake of believing that a city with no strong overt gay presence cannot make claims to being progressive and exciting.’

While Sheffield might not be recognised as one of the UK’s leading LGBTQ+ cities today, it’s home to a thriving community, and a rich and fascinating history of LGBTQ+ spaces, places and faces.

In this insightful lunchtime talk, Fiona will shine a spotlight on Queer Sheffield through the ages, taking a glimpse of the bars, the events, and the lives of the LGBTQ+ community in Sheffield and uncovering new stories from the late 1800s to the late 1990s.

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This talk is hosted as part of SAYiT's programme of events for LGBTQ+ History Month.