Gay Liberation Front~Personal History 1970-74
- When
- Where
- Brixton Library, Brixton Oval, London SW2 1JQ Open in Maps ↗
Details and tickets come from the organiser (london.gaycities.com). Check with them before you go. Facebook page ↗
Details and tickets come from the organiser (london.gaycities.com). Check with them before you go. Facebook page ↗
BRIXTON UMBRELLA CIRCLE present an evening with STUART FEATHER who will be reading from and taking questions about his recently published book, Blowing the Lid: Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution and Radical Queens, a personal history of the Gay Liberation Front. Stuart was a co-founder of the GLF Street Theatre, a member of the Bethnal Rouge commune and bookshop, and a founding member of Bette Bourne’s gay theatre troupe, Bloolips - so anyone with an interest in the gay history of the 70s will find this unmissable. Book synopsis: http://www.blowingthelid.stuartfeather.co.uk/Synopsis/synopsis.html The event will take place at 7.30 p.m. Friday 29th September at Brixton Library, Brixton Oval, SW2 1JQ. All Welcome : Admission free. Brixton Umbrella Circle is a group of older (50+) gay men located in the Brixton area of London. It offers a forum for mutual support, socialising and discussing individual and collective experiences (past and current) in a social, cultural and political context. "Our hearts and minds are like umbrellas - useless if we don't open them" facebook: brixton umbrella circle email: brixtonumbrellacircle@gmail.com