… Although we have occasionally had outings to 'alternative' events (a fetish club, lgbt-friendly comedy nights, even pancake restaurants - shock!). Meetup turnout is strong (reliably >25 for the monthly bar socials, usually 10-ish or more for most other meets), with many new faces at every meet. Thanks all for your time, energy and presence; and remember - 80% of getting anything out of it is about showing up and taking part, so turn up to a few events (or create an event of interest to the group …

anyone want to meet for chat, cinema, sport, dining or coffee please join. One gay bar in Wood green, then not much until Kings Cross. Lets get it together! Any age and boys or girls. Not enough Gay/lesbian/bi/undecided togetherness.

This group is here to help you build a happy social network and to find new friends.  You should join if you would like to widen your social circle, have some fun times in London Town and make some new friends. Events will be varied and will include dining out, visiting exhibitions, sipping cocktails in Soho, 10 pin bowling, checking out the latest movie release or catching some live music. If you have any ideas on what we should do for a meetup, feel free to suggest them. Meetup group sizes: …

I recently moved to London and can't think of a better way to meet a new community of creative queer folks than with some good, old-fashioned stuff-making. Envisioning some general crafty evenings/afternoons where folks bring whatever they're working on individually as well as skill-share workshops where we teach each other specialized/advanced skills that we've mastered through our own trial and error. Jewelry-making? Lip balm? DIY screen printing? Whatever random thing you last pinned on Pinte …

Hi. We are what the world calls TVs, CDs, TSs, Transvestites, Crossdressers, Transsexuals a  Treasgendered people. The reality is these are just labels. In order for the world and the people in it to be at peace with themselves, everything and everyone must have a label and these are ours. This group is for Londoners wanting to meet other like-minded people for discussions and to gain support from each other. The object of this group is to provide a connection, advice, peace of mind and help …

The Soho Coffee Posse is a regular weekday evening social gathering in the coffee bars of Soho. We aim to provide a space for gay men and their friends to come together to socialise and relax in a quite, friendly and inexpensive environment. We attract an unpredictable mix of regulars, occasional visitors and new members trying us out. Some attendees stay briefly, some come early, some come late while others stay for the whole evening. We have been meeting continuously since 2005 and are now pro …

I'm starting this group because I want to meet and be creative with other artists in the local area. To widen and extend my social and professional network with like minded artists. You can be a crafter, photographer, designer, maker .. any form of artistic.

This is a fun, relaxed group for making new 'Gay Mates.' All are welcome, to join in any of the meetups (regardless of sexuality etc), all you need is a sense of fun! We currently have monthly social meetups and also organise: nights out, cinema trips and a whole host of other activities. We have a great core group of lovely, friendly people and are always looking to expand this. We welcome your input and suggestions in developing this group! If you wish to make new friends and try new things, …

This is a book club that specialises in anything LGBTQ. Open to anyone (regardless of gender / sexuality / orientation / etc) with an interest in queer literature - from the trashy to the highbrow. The aim of the group is to celebrate queer culture and history, read some queer fiction, have a few drinks and meet new open-minded friends. Each meeting we decide on the book for next month, so FEEL FREE TO COME ALONG EVEN IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THE BOOK. Book suggestions are always welcome :) **Out …

Life Clubs runs weekly group workshops around the UK where you can go to get more out of your life. Based on positive psychology and tools from a multitude of personal development techniques, we aim to give you a 'lifebulb moment' every week. These are mini-epiphanies or ‘Aha! moments’ which will accelerate your self-development through insight. At Life Clubs, we work with you to develop your skills and understand yourself better, so you can start living the life you want. Our workshops give you …

Meet with other Gay and Lesbian, Men and Women, in a relaxed & friendly atmosphere for drinks, dinners, and lunches. A great way, to expand your social circle and meet and make new friends. Please feel free to suggest a meet up, use the message boards to start a discussion or to promote anything that might benefit our members. You can also open a Poll to get feedback from our members, so please make full use of these facilities. Friends, Family and Partners are always very welcome and we are alw …

We get together to see new friends and make even newer ones and discuss our interests in 'spirituality' and what it means to us, as well as ideas for future Meetups. There are loads of different practices like meditation, prayer and contemplation that stem from different interests and paths that fall under the Spirituality umbrella including major religions, paganism, clairvoyance, healing, ancient wisdom, A Course in Miracles, law of attraction, Tarot, Angels, Atlantis, Eastern mysticism etc e …

… (This is why the religions are against LGBT people and same sex relationships) Women must have equal representation in government, not to always be dependent upon a husband or father who is supposedly ‘responsible for her upkeep’. We need to shed the infantalising of women as dependents, and 'junior' partners in society, and persuade women not to collude with sexism for fear of offending conservative opinion, religious beliefs and men. Sue May 2009

This is a group for anyone in and around London who identifies as LGBTQI (alphabet soup) and likes to knit or crochet. We meet once a month (sometimes more) in a venue in central London as a chance to get together, catch up, have a drink and a chat, and maybe get a few stitches done. We're a friendly bunch, and we especially love it when we recruit newbies to the world of yarn and fibre! We can also be contacted by email: queerknitlondon@hotmail.com

Are you gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, a geek or like drinking? If the answer to just one of the 5 is yes, then come along! Join us and enjoy an evening discussing the latest trends in web development, Android phones, Babylon 5 or D&D. You don't need to be a techy to join (although I might help you to become part of the cool geek crowd!) It doesn't matter if you are an IT geek, love gadgets, are a sucker for scifi, addicted to comics or can't stop re-watching Buffy! Geeks and nerds of all …

Friendly GALHA events on topics of interest to LGBT and humanists. Useful debate in a friendly and social atmosphere.