What's on Visit Us Welcome to The Common Press 1/3 The Common Press (known as Glass House), is an exciting new LGBTQIA+ multidisciplinary venue based in the heart of East London. Featuring an intersectional bookshop café, a large events space, and a podcast studio. We are a hub for a diverse range of communities, creatives, and projects. Our queer co-working space is coming soon! Check out our spaces: Common Counter Private Events Only The Common Press The Commons Upcoming events: To see all events, click here . The Common Press Poetry Night w/ Kaiden Ford Tue 28 Jul The Common Press Shoreditch More info Buy Tickets Multiple Dates Polystation: An Open Discussion on Redefining Relationships Wed 29 Jul The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP The Common Press Authors' Evening Thu 30 Jul The Common Press Shoreditch More info RSVP Gina Gershon AlphaPussy Signing & Bound Watch Party Fri 31 Jul The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Tender Riots! Queer Makers Market Sun 02 Aug The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Activating the Archives - National HIV Story Trust Thu 06 Aug The Common Press Shoreditch More info RSVP UNSAFE: The Carceral Roots of the Anti-Trans Backlash Thu 06 Aug The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Multiple Dates Singles Social: 35+ Lesbians Fri 07 Aug The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Multiple Dates Bi+ Speed-Dating Sat 08 Aug The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Multiple Dates Sunday Sessions with Darkwah Sun 09 Aug The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Multiple Dates Sunday Sessions with Darkwah Sun 09 Aug The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Multiple Dates Queer Writer's Circle Wed 12 Aug London More info Buy Tickets Social Drinks with Lesbian Friends Fri 14 Aug The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Nature is So Queer: Screening of Second Nature Sun 16 Aug The Common Press Dalston More info RSVP Multiple Dates Online Family Constellation Workshop for LGBTQ+ Sat 05 Sept Online Video Call More info RSVP YOU x ME London Launch - Conversation with Ayla Vejdani and Gayathiri Kamalakanthan Tue 15 Sept The Common Press Shoreditch More info RSVP Storytelling from the Inside-out: Workshop on writing BIPOC stories from within Wed 16 Sept The Common Press Shoreditch More info RSVP Press Play - new queer club night Sat 25 Jul The Common Press Dalston More info Details Load More Interested in running an event with us? We run a huge range of events across the site, including book launches, club nights, panel discussions, and private parties. We have multiple available spaces and both the staff and equipment to support your project - so get in touch! Private Hire

Attend diverse range of events from book events, poetry, live performances, community events and club nights. EVENTS Book launches, poetry nights, cabaret, drag queen story time, pottery classes, yoga... pretty much anything you can think of is happening here! You can use the button on the right to toggle between list and calendar view. We hope to see you at one of our events soon! Calendar View The Common Press Poetry Night w/ Kaiden Ford Tue 28 Jul More info Buy Tickets Multiple Dates Polystation: An Open Discussion on Redefining Relationships Wed 29 Jul More info RSVP The Common Press Authors' Evening Thu 30 Jul More info RSVP Gina Gershon AlphaPussy Signing & Bound Watch Party Fri 31 Jul More info RSVP Tender Riots! Queer Makers Market Sun 02 Aug More info RSVP Activating the Archives - National HIV Story Trust Thu 06 Aug More info RSVP UNSAFE: The Carceral Roots of the Anti-Trans Backlash Thu 06 Aug More info RSVP Multiple Dates Singles Social: 35+ Lesbians Fri 07 Aug More info RSVP Multiple Dates Bi+ Speed-Dating Sat 08 Aug More info RSVP Multiple Dates Sunday Sessions with Darkwah Sun 09 Aug More info RSVP Multiple Dates Sunday Sessions with Darkwah Sun 09 Aug More info RSVP Multiple Dates Queer Writer's Circle Wed 12 Aug More info Buy Tickets Social Drinks with Lesbian Friends Fri 14 Aug More info RSVP Nature is So Queer: Screening of Second Nature Sun 16 Aug More info RSVP Multiple Dates Online Family Constellation Workshop for LGBTQ+ Sat 05 Sept More info RSVP YOU x ME London Launch - Conversation with Ayla Vejdani and Gayathiri Kamalakanthan Tue 15 Sept More info RSVP Storytelling from the Inside-out: Workshop on writing BIPOC stories from within Wed 16 Sept More info RSVP July 2026 Today Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19:00 The Common Press Poetry Night w/ Kaiden Ford 29 19:00 Polystation: An Open Discussion on Redefining Relationships 30 19:00 The Common Press Authors' Evening 31 18:00 Gina Gershon AlphaPussy Signing & Bound Watch Party 1 2 12:00 Tender Riots! Queer Makers Market 3 4 5 6 19:00 Activating the Archives - National HIV Story Trust +1 more 7 18:30 Singles Social: 35+ Lesbians 8 19:00 Bi+ Speed-Dating 9 16:00 Sunday Sessions with Darkwah +1 more

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Happy P R I D E 2023! Welcome to our dedicated portal for The Common Press Pride Festival 2023! Here you can see all of the events we have planned throughout the festival, which includes book launches, poetry, amazing panel discussions with some of our favourite authors, parties, workshops, and children's events. You can click on any event to go to its registration page. It's really important to us that our events are as accessible as possible, so we've tried to keep everything low-cost - some are free to attend and almost everything else is pay-what-you-can. The pay-what-you-can tickets have a £4 minimum, but if you would particularly like to attend an event and cannot afford that, please email as at books@commonpress.co.uk and we'll sort it out. All events are marked as ground floor or basement - please note that the basement is not wheelchair accessible. We can't wait to see you at the festival! Thank you so much for your ongoing support, and more than anything else, happy Pride from everyone at The Common Press! 20 June Refuge & Migration ScheduLE: Pride without borders basement / 6.30pm-8pm A panel discussion with some of the most prominent organisations advocating for LGBTQ+ migrant rights. authentic ground floor / 6.30pm-9.30pm A panel disc ussion about food, culture, and marginalisation. 21 June ScheduLE: Book launch: The Pride Atlas, by Maartje hensen basement / 7.30pm-9.30pm Celebrate the publication of this beautiful and wonderfully researched guide for LGBTQ+ travellers! Queer Nightlife: Which way Now? Ground flo or/6.30 pm -9.30pm A range of performers and creatives on the advantages and setbacks of the UK's queer nightlife scene. Travel & Nightlife 22 June Music & POWER ScheduLE: Sounds of Survival basement / 6pm-11 pm One of our favourite music and poetry events returns! Expect a fantastic atmosphere and some beautiful sounds. Documenting the Diaspora: Joy, Art, and the Asian experience Ground flo o r/7.30 pm -9. 30pm A panel discussion with Anna Fux and David KAm, hosted by our very own Kenneth Lam. 23 June Queer culture ScheduLE: Contemporary GAY CULTURE: A PANEL With Michael Handrick, Daniel Harding, Jeremy Atherton Lin and Vaneet Mehta basem ent / 7.3 0pm-9.30p m A panel of fantastic authors on gay and bisexual men's culture in the UK. "Queer": Neurodivergence and LGBTQ+ culture Ground flo or/7.30-9.30 We could all benefit from thinking differently sometimes, and the experts on this panel prove that that's the case with their insightful critiques of the way the world excludes neurodivergent people. 24 June Authors' evening ScheduLE: children's Authors' Evening Ground Floor / 4 p m-6p m Meet your favourite children's book authors and illustrators! This is a child-friendly event, so bring the whole family. Authors' Evening whole site/7pm-10pm The very best queer writers working in the UK today. Some and enjoy a free glass of prosecco and get some books signed! We are very sorry to have had to postpone our planned Authors' Evenings until later in the year due to factors beyond our control. Many of the authors due to attend are taking part in one of our other events, so if you particularly wanted to meet someone just drop us a message at books@glasshouse.london . If they'll be here on another date we'll make sure to get you in. If you had already booked a ticket and made a donation, this will be refunded in full, including any Outsavvy fees. POSTPONED POSTPONED 25 June Family ScheduLE: wellness day w. Tobi Adebajo bas ement / 2 p m-6p m A day of mindfulness and intentional practise, to keep yo ur brain refreshed during Pride season. This is a child-friendly event. Queer Parent ing panel gro und flo or/3pm-5pm A fantastic panel of experts discusses everything you need to know about being part of a queer family. To our disappointment, we have had to cancel the Queer Parenting Panel due to transportation disruption affecting the speakers. We apologise for the inconvenience, and hope there's another event you'd like to attend instead! The Rise of Queer Romance gro und flo or/6.30 pm-8.30pm Hopeless romantics, this one's for you! We explore the surg e in queer romantic writing, with an insiders perspective from four incredible authors. Queer Singles Social g ro und flo or/8.30 pm-10pm Come for the romance authors, stay for romance in general. This is a casual social for anyone hoping to meet more people this Pride. CANCELLED 27 June Poetry & History ScheduLE: Queering the Past b as ement / 6 p m-8p m Queer Historical Fiction has never been as exciting a nd wide-ranging as it is now, and we'll be hearing from three authors who penned some of our favourites. The Comm on Press Poetry Night g ro und flo or/7pm-10pm A whole evening of poetry, in our much-missed former bar - it's open again for the evening, so grab some drinks and listen up. 28 June Class ScheduLE: Economics of queerness Ground FLoor / 6 p m-7.30p m Join Decolonising Economics for the first of three panel conversations with LGBTQ+ community organisers of colour. Here, Queer, and Working class: Juno Roche and Soph Galustian in Conversation gro und flo or/7.30pm-9.30pm A long-time favourite of queer writing in conversation with a remarkable new talent! Mur der, She WRote: Feminist Crime Fiction Basement / 7 p m-9p m Best-selling authors Alice Slater and Rose Wilding are challenging the stereotypes of a genre - we're hugely excited to be pairing them for an evening of conversation. 29 June Gender ScheduLE: Queer BIPOC Masculinities Ground FLoor / 7 p m-8p m A conversation led by award-winning playwright Rikki Beadle-Blair, exploring navigating masculinity as a queer person of colour. Other people's Films presents: Onanism Basement/7pm-10pm A screening programme of short experimental works from the 1900s to today about masturbation, sex and desire. 50 LGBTQI+ WHO CHANGED THE WORLD Ground floor/6pm-7pm A talk and signing by French artist Florent Manelli, hosted by Clare Summerskill. Florent's book is the product of a touring exhibition of LGBTQI+ icons launching at Strawberry Hill House on the 30th. 30 June community ScheduLE: Free Therapy Sessions with Sai Joshi Basement/2pm-6pm We have a limited number of spaces available for people who need someone to talk to - booking opens later this week. t4T: Trans social Gro und FLoor / 6 p m-8p m A very exciting two-part event: first a casual social for trans and non-binary people to meet, make friends, and drink tea, and then a panel discussion featuring Jamie Raines, Nicola Dinan, and Harry Nicholas. Sober Pride Party Ground Floor/8pm-12am A good time, without the alcohol! Drinkers and non-drinkers alike are welcome, but we will only be serving soft drinks. 1 july Pride ScheduLE: Family pride day Ground Floor/11AM -4pm A range of relaxed events and readings for kids - if the Pride Parade seems a bit too busy and noisy for your youngsters, celebrate the day with us instead. Brick LAne Alternative Pride Party Ground Floor/9pm-3am We still haven't quite finished cleaning up from last year! Those of you lucky enough to have attended will know why everyone was talking about it - and if you didn't attend, don't miss out this year!

Event and bookings terms, conditions and cancellations Deposits, Terms and Conditions for Event Organisers & Bookings Terms and Conditions Thank you for coordinating an event with The Common Press! We're thrilled about our collaboration and the opportunity to bring your vision to life. Hosting an event or session at The Common Press is always a joy for both attendees and organizers. The safety and security of our staff and customers are our top priorities, and by hosting an event with us, you agree to the following terms, conditions, and cancellation policy. By hosting an event, session, workshop, or movement class at The Common Press, you agree to the following terms and conditions: Organiser Responsibilities In advance of my event, I agree and confirm: I will arrive at least 1 hour (recommended) or no later than 30 minutes before my event start times to do any setup required. I understand it is my responsibility to provide the number of guests attending the event at least 48 hours in advance and provide any tech or setup requirements no later than 72 hours before my event. If I fail to provide relevant information or details in advance I understand that whilst staff will try to accommodate changes, it is not guaranteed that changes will be made on the day. I understand that running my event on the day is my responsibility and staff members are only able to assist with book sales, providing beverages, and assisting with basic tech support as I understand they are not sound technicians. For live music events, cabaret, and any event with performers, I will pay for a sound technician (agreed by staff) or have people available to support the night. I am responsible for checking and welcoming my guests as well as starting and ending my event or session on time unless i have paid for additional staff support. Myself and all other external organizers associated with my event will treat both the staff and customers of The Common Press with respect and courtesy. Myself and all other external organizers associated with my event will treat the premises with appropriate care and will not damage the premises or its equipment. Any necessary tech support will be provided by a member of the staff. I will pay the agreed deposit, hire fee + VAT at least 1 week before my event or session unless a prior agreement has been made with the management team. If you require a longer payment date, please inform us. Prohibited Items I understand that the following items are prohibited throughout The Common Press, and I will not bring them onto the site: Open flames, candles, and incense sticks. Fog machines, misters, or any equipment with the potential to trigger standard fire alarms. Recreational drugs. Blades and other items that could be used as offensive weapons. Alcohol unless agreed upon by prior arrangement with the management. Equipment and Liability I guarantee that any electrical equipment brought onto the premises is safe to use, and The Common Press will not be held liable for unsafe equipment. I understand that if the terms of this agreement are broken, my event may be canceled, and event organizers asked to leave. I will still be required to pay any agreed hire fees or similar. I also understand that I may be liable for the cost of repairs if any damages occur as a result of my event. Cleanliness / Tidying up As the organizer, I will not leave the premises in an unclean or messy condition. I will take away and remove all the items I brought in and I will dispose of rubbish in the bins provided. The Common Press is not liable for any property left on-site or unattended. I understand that if any part of the site is left in an inappropriate condition, this will be documented, and there will be a cleaning charge of at least £100. Safety My guests and I will pay attention to any communication from staff during my event and will respond appropriately. In the unlikely event of an emergency, my guests and I will follow staff instructions and evacuate the premises according to their directions. Time Management I understand that events are booked in allocated hourly slots, and if my event overruns, this can impact other customers. If I anticipate my event will overrun, I will find a member of staff and check whether this can be accommodated. If I fail to do this, The Common Press will charge a late fee of 1.5x the hourly rate for each hour my event runs over. I further understand that The Common Press will close at the time agreed unless otherwise stated, and if my event goes past the time agreed, The Common Press will add a non-negotiable fee of £15 for every 10 minutes added to my booking. Marketing and Media Use I understand that it is my responsibility to provide any event poster and ticket links to The Common Press to assist with social media promotion as soon as possible and no later than 10 days before my event. I am aware The Common Press is not responsible for marketing by event, and I will tag the relevant social media channels for reposts. I understand it is not guaranteed that my event will be shared on the grid. I am aware that The Common Press may take photographs or videos of the event happening, and these may be used on social media to promote the event and the venue. I agree that if I do not want the use of any media, I will confirm in writing. I will also notify The Common Press team if any guests do not want their photos or videos taken. Ethical Partnership & Shared Values Policy The Common Press is committed to fostering respectful, transparent, and mutually supportive relationships with all partners, collaborators, and guests. We believe that successful events are built on trust, clear communication, and shared values. In light of the ongoing situation in Palestine, which the United Nations has described as a genocide, we want to ensure that our values are aligned with those of the individuals and organisations we work with. Our intention in asking is to make sure that our work and partnerships reflect shared commitments to anti-apartheid, anti-colonialism, anti-zionism, anti-fascism, justice, liberation, and compassion. As part of this commitment, we ask all partners to uphold the following principles when working with us : Respect & Inclusivity: Treat all team members, guests, and collaborators with respect. We maintain an inclusive environment that welcomes diverse identities, backgrounds, and experiences. Integrity & Transparency: Communicate openly, honestly, and promptly regarding event needs, expectations, and any changes that may arise. Sustainability & Responsibility: Work with us to reduce environmental impact, support ethical sourcing, and care for the space and surrounding community. Collaboration & Accountability: Approach challenges cooperatively and take responsibility for decisions, actions, and use of the venue. Wellbeing & Safety: Support a safe and healthy environment by following all relevant health, safety, and safeguarding guidelines. Cancellation and Rescheduling Policies I acknowledge that if I cancel my event within 7 days of its planned date, there will be no refund, but alternative dates to reschedule within 6 months will be offered. I will have to pay the hire fee for canceling if I do not want to reschedule the event. We reserve the right to withdraw from or cancel an event should organisers or partners fail to align with our shared values, ethical principles or if the collaboration agreement has not been fulfilled. I confirm that i have read and understand all the terms and conditions above and by also booking an event or session at The Common Press i have agreed to the terms.

Job Vacancies - CLOSED Applications for Events Manager and Bookseller are now closed. Unfortunately, we are unable to respond to every candidate, if you don't hear from us by 29th November 2024, it is unlikely you have not been selected this time around. Events Manager We are seeking a part-time, seasonal Events Manager to support our busy schedule. This is a temporary position, working 3-4 days per week until February 2025, with the possibility of an extension. The ideal candidate will be highly organized, with 3-5 years of experience in event management or operations. This role requires both remote and in-person work. You will be responsible for the overall planning, coordination, and execution of events, ensuring they run smoothly and meet both client and organizational expectations. Events must align with our organization's values and target audience. We are looking for someone who is comfortable engaging with a wide range of people and can demonstrate a high degree of professionalism. Many of our events take place in the evening, so the ability to work late is essential. Candidates with previous experience in event hosting, strong communication skills, and a background in event management or administrative work will be highly valued. You will report to the management team. Key Responsibilities: Developing event concepts, timelines, and schedules. Booking and programming events and assisting with events setup and pack down. Tracking expenses and ensuring cost-effective events. Building partnerships with external venues. Overseeing event marketing strategies, including coordinating with the Social Media Manager, writing newsletters, and maintaining relationships with partners and organizations. Ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. Analyzing event successes and failures, providing feedback for improvement and future development. Candidate Requirements: Previous experience working at night and events. Strong interpersonal skills. Excellent multitasking abilities and organizational skills. Attention to detail. Confidence in interacting with the public and staff members. Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite. Applicants selected for an interview will be contacted via email. Due to the anticipated volume of applications, we regret that only those shortlisted will be contacted. £27,000-30,000 pro rata Application closes on Thursday 7th November 2024 at 11:59 pm If you have any questions: please email: gm@commonpress.co.uk £27,000 - £30,000 pro rata (up to 4 days per week) Apply Now Weekend Bookseller £13.15p/hour We’re looking for a bookseller to join our team. This is a seasonal, part-time weekend position, currently planned until February 2025, with the possibility of an extension. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in a diverse range of queer literature that champions LGBTQIA+ authors, Black and POC writers, the global majority, and disabled people. They must also be comfortable working with a diverse range of colleagues and customers. Responsibilities include proactively engaging with customers on the shop floor, recommending books, checking in, and shelving new stock. The role requires supporting our busy events schedule, which includes regular evening events. Standard working hours will include some evening shifts. Additionally, booksellers will be expected to assist in serving drinks, while barista skills are a plus, they are not essential. The bookshop is often very busy, so the successful candidate must be comfortable in a dynamic and active working environment. Previous bookselling experience is highly valued but not essential. Bookselling training will be provided, including barista training. The Common Press pays the London Living Wage. Applicants will be invited to interview by email. Due to the anticipated volume of applications, we regret that only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Candidates who pass the interview stage will be offered a paid trial shift to assess how they interact with customers, regardless of the outcome. Application closes on Thursday 7th November 2024 at 11:59 pm If you have any questions: please email: gm@commonpress.co.uk Apply Now

About us (and FAQs). Opened in 2021, The Common Press used to be known as Glass House. We are a Community Interest Company (CIC)as of July 2024. The Common Press is a consciously intersectional bookshop and café celebrating writing by queer people and people of colour. Since launching we've gone from strength to strength, receiving warm reviews in National media and collaborating with an amazing range of performers, musicians, artists, and writers to create a space which serves marginalised communities across all of London. Above all, we've been welcomed by so many people here in Shoreditch who have made the site a second home, and we couldn't be more grateful for their support. If you have any questions about the project, you can get in touch with us here - or scroll down, we might have answered them below! FAQs: What are your opening times? The bookshop is open Tuesday - Sunday from 11 am to 6: 30pm. We are open from 7pm until late for a range of events and private hire. Sadly our events space is currently under construction and not available. Can I run an event with you? Absolutely! We run a huge range of events: book launches, club nights, private parties, burlesque lessons - you name it! You can find out more about working with us here. Is The Common Press wheelchair accessible? The Common Press bookshop is entirely wheelchair accessible and also has accessible toilets. Unfortunately, the events space is in the basement and is not currently wheelchair accessible. We are actively exploring solutions for this. A lot of our events take place in the bookshop if you aren't sure whether an event is wheelchair accessible, drop us an email. Is The Common Press dog friendly? Yes. Both service animals and pets are welcome throughout the site. I have published a book. Can you stock it? The Common Press stocks a lot of books from small and independent presses and self-published authors. All stocking decisions are at the discretion of the manager - please get in touch using the contact form , and include as much information about your book as possible. I would like to work at The Common Press. Do you have any vacancies? We aren't able to update this page with openings in real time - it's a good idea to keep an eye on our instagram page where we usually post about hiring, or send us an email with a cover letter and CV attached. We don't always have time to respond to unsolicited emails, so if you don't hear back from us within two weeks unfortunately we don't have a suitable position for you at this time, but your CV will be kept on file in case one opens for as long as data protection permits.

The Commons Events Space Our fully equiped events space has played host to an incredible range of activities - and if you've got an idea, we'd like yours to be the next one. The Space The Commons features a modular stage, surround-sound speakers, a complete theatre lighting system, mics, a mirrored wall, and a large projector screen. It can hold up to 70 people (60 seated), and has hosted everything from yoga to life drawing classes to book launches to album debuts. We can prepare the space for a huge range of requirements and get it just right for whatever you have in mind. You can download the specifications of the space, with a guide list of pricing options, below. Book Now Gallery Just to give you some ideas...

Our downstairs events space is currently under construction and not available. Our downstairs space room is lightly soundproofed, and as before comes fully equipped - all you need to do is hit the big red 'record' button. We host podcasting sessions on throughout the week , during our opening hours between 11 am - 6 pm Tuesday- Sunday . To book a session, please email books@commonpress.co.uk with your preferred date and time. You must bring a laptop to your booking to collect your files with. Payment for podcasting is made in the bookshop immediately after your session, by credit or debit card. The cost is £30 per hour for up to four people. RAISE YOUR VOICE!

We are more than a bookshop . T he Common Press is Londo n's queer intersectional Bookshop café & Event s space. Read More The Common Press CIC is a not-for-profit queer bookshop that means a lot of things to the community. As London's first consciously queer intersectional bookshop, we provide a safer space for our LGBTQIA+ community to exist both during the day and at night in social settings. We are a radical and independent space that stands up for what we believe in and champions books by authors from a wide range of marginalized backgrounds. We host a diverse range of events every day, including dance classes, yoga sessions, book clubs, family-friendly events, book launches, workshops, and parties. There isn't an event we haven't hosted, and you can also live-stream an event with us. Whether you're looking for the latest novels by your favorite gay, lesbian, queer, trans, and non-binary authors; seminal works of Black history; fourth-wave feminist theory; or that niche book on disability activism, we either have it or know how to get it fast. It's not just novels and theory—we also stock poetry, plays, graphic novels, and a great collection of books for children and young adults. And if, after all that browsing, you're feeling a bit tired, we make a pretty great coffee and cuppa as well. Sign up now Upcoming Events! If you'd like to see our upcoming events in a calendar format, you can click here . We also post monthly summaries of upcoming events to our instagram! 28/07/26 Jul Tuesday The Common Press Poetry Night w/ Kaiden ... 18:00 6pm - 9pm 20:00 Button 29/07/26 Jul Wednesday Polystation: An Open Discussion on Redef... 18:00 6pm - 9pm 20:00 Button 30/07/26 Jul Thursday The Common Press Authors' Evening 18:00 6pm - 9pm 20:00 Button 31/07/26 Jul Friday Gina Gershon AlphaPussy Signing & Bound ... 17:00 6pm - 9pm 20:00 Button 02/08/26 Aug Sunday Tender Riots! Queer Makers Market 11:00 6pm - 9pm 20:00 Button 06/08/26 Aug Thursday UNSAFE: The Carceral Roots of the Anti-T... 18:00 6pm - 9pm 20:00 Button See More EVENTS Interested in running an event with us? We run a huge range of events across the site, including book launches, club nights, panel discussions, and private parties. We have multiple available spaces and both the staff and equipment to support your project - so get in touch! Private Hire

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