SHOUT brings short films to Millennium Point

LGBT-themed film festival to open next month.

Detective scoops top diversity award

Recognition for bringing about law change.

Recession busting community comedy performances

With a free buffet, this recession busting ‘Pay What You Can’ event is a chance for the public to enjoy some high-quality, locally rooted comedy.

Rainbow Voices at the Conservatoire

Rainbow Voices Choir present a summer concert of songs themed around the feeling of love.

Birmingham Gay Symphony Orchestra to host a weekend of making music, fun & friends

BGSO inviting orchestral musicians of all backgrounds from across the Midlands and beyond to come and join in for a weekend of making new friends and music in great setting of mac birmingham.

Stand proud

Tens of thousands of revellers joined in with the Birmingham Pride festival at the weekend.

Southside’s Rhinestone Rhino becomes fashion designer

One year after being unveiled in Birmingham’s Gay Village, the Rhinestone Rhino is celebrating its first milestone in the city’s Southside district by launching a merchandise store.

Festival’s musical offer most diverse to date

With less than two weeks to go Birmingham Pride organisers say the event is attracting the most diverse range of music it’s ever seen and proving a hit with ticket-buyers.

Pride creates job boost for city nightclub

More jobs are being created at one of the country’s biggest gay nightclubs thanks to this year’s Birmingham Pride.

Birmingham LGBT opens sports and fitness studio in Southside

Birmingham LGBT has added a new sports and fitness studio to its thriving Health and Wellbeing Centre in Birmingham’s Southside district.

LGBT+ Society lands the ‘Event of the Year’ award

A University of Wolverhampton society is celebrating after it scooped a top award at a national student conference.

New local project tackles mental health discrimination head on

The innovative Laughing for A Change project has been awarded a Time to Change grant to tackle mental health stigma and discrimination in Birmingham.

New live music venue launched in Birmingham

A new live music and special events venue is being launched in Birmingham aiming to bring big-name acts to the city and a broad mix of great entertainment

SHOUT at The Public 2013

The Public has announced it will be a partner venue for the fourth SHOUT Festival of Queer Arts and Culture in March.

Peter Tatchell is keynote speaker at The Unfinished Battle for LGBT Equality

Renowned human rights activist is to address staff, students and the public as part of a University of Wolverhampton event celebrating equality.

Birmingham Pride set to be the biggest yet!

Birmingham will be turning pink over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend as an anticipated 100,000 visitors descend in the city