A space that acts as a blank canvas for all ideas: contextualising the madness with Open 205Deptford.

Savile Row, the heart of British tailoring for over 300 years, with its stucco-fronted former townhouses and royal customers, is an unlikely location for a grassroots LGBTQIA+ association.

I entered the Cad Red Closet event at Peckham Levels numb from a long working week. I left feeling revived, my mental state transformed by a vivid reminder that life doesn’t  always have to be quite so serious.

At 6 pm, the room quiets, and the dance begins. Deliah Seefluth’s movements synchronize with the fluent forms of artist Frankie Boyle’s central light installation, a branching, sculptural composition holding a presence over the entire room.

Around the corner from Angel Station, on a chilly London night, I headed into the Candid Arts Trust, ready to be immersed in Dreamscapes, a multi-sensory exhibition curated by artist Cassidy McCauley.

When I was younger I always wanted to be a fairy. On walks through the forest I was sure I could see them flitting between holes in trees and the folds in petals, leaving glowing trails in the air.

Ten+ years of dating apps later and still singles are hating on dating. What we hear most often is a sense of fatigue and frustration with how the apps ultimately push the chances of real connection further away!

About a year ago I took two friends who had never been to any sort of rave before to deep medi’s 20 year anniversary party at Colour factory London. It is difficult to fully explain how important this experience was for me…

In a city as alive as London, creativity flows in the cracks between the chaos, as much in the quiet corners as in the crowded spaces.

Boys on the Verge of Tears: A heartbreaking, humorous homage to man’s inability to be vulnerable, as well as his tendency to play the victim

In March, the BFI Flare festival hosted a casual drop-in community event aimed at LGBTQ+ people seeking connections and friendships in the city

Doella arrives at the Camden coffee shop I am sitting in looking effortlessly cool.

As pride month is starting, it feels natural to give credit to Queer creatives and their initiatives.