The Gateways

Queer Britain

To mark Lesbian Visibility Week, we are delighted to invite you to join Queer Britain and DIVA magazine for a fascinating online event.

Queer Britain, in partnership with DIVA magazine, presents The Gateways. From the 1930s to the '80s, The Gateways club was one of the most important cultural hotspots for lesbian and bisexual women, attracting a heady mix of clientele including artist Maggi Hambling, singer Dusty Springfield and film star Diana Dors. It featured in the iconic 1968 film, The Killing of Sister George.

Chaired by <a href="https://knock.houseofpride.co/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">House of Pride&#x27;s</a> Co-Founder, Alex D&#x27;Sa and featuring Gate&#x27;s patrons, Trudy Howson and DJ Ritu, together with Lucie Warrington and Jacquie Lawrence, producer and director of a forthcoming film about the club, there will be an opportunity to put your questions to them during the event.

The Gateways will take place on Zoom and you will be sent a non-transferable link prior to the event.

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