LGBTQ+ Society
Did you know we have our own LGBTQAI+ Society that meets every Wednesday evening? The society is a great way to meet new people within the LGBTQIA+ community at City.
Shops, Cafés and Bars
Bonjour Glasgow is a queer owned bar, club, and community space in Saltmarket, Glasgow.
Category Is Books is an independent LGBTQIA+ bookshop in the southside of Glasgow.
Ushi’s Coffee Corner is a queer vegan diner and coffee shop, which hosts occasional events.
Arts
Glasgow Zine Library host queer inclusive and disability friendly events.
Lock up your daughter is a queer magazine and film-making collective that also host screenings and events. The team meet every month in Glasgow city centre.
SQIFF (Scottish Queer International Film Festival) runs annually across Scotland.
Outdoor Spaces
Pride Outside offer free well-being workshops in the woodlands, where you can learn about mindfulness, fire lighting, forest bathing, foraging for food, eco art and other well-being activities. They also provide workshops for LGBTQIA+ training.
Govan Hill Bath LGBT+ Gardening Group holds fortnightly sessions where you can explore growing food, herbalism, foraging and queer ecology.
Sober Groups
QuTo is a Glasgow based collective that organises sober events.
LGBTQ Sober Socials is a Facebook meet-up group that holds regular events in queer spaces around Glasgow.
LGBT Health & Wellbeing host many different events such as mental health support, crafts, and Trans and Non-Binary specific nights. All the events are sober and free to attend.
BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of colour)
QTIPOC Writers Group is an Edinburgh based meet-up group for QTIPOC (Queer, Trans, intersex People of Colour) writers to explore and develop their stories and writing.
QTIPOC Scotland is a Facebook page for QTIPOC in Scotland to meet new people, organise events and share information.
Mojxmma organises QTIPOC focused club nights based in Glasgow and Edinburgh with concession tickets for POC folk.
Trans and Non-Binary
Small Trans Library organises library events in Glasgow, bringing the community together in local artistic spaces with recurring events centring on creativity and safety among trans peers.