Line-Up 2022
Online Events
50 Year of LGBTQ+ Wellbeing
Max Cohen (he/him) of It’s All About You Wellbeing is bringing us an interactive workshop on LGBTQ+ Wellbeing, with a special look at how changes in law, politics and society have impacted our mental health over the past 50 years. BSL Interpreted.
QUEER LIFE DRAWING with Body Love Sketch Club (18+)
Body Love Sketch Club is a life drawing class with a twist, in which you can choose to pose as well as draw, whilst we explore ways of accepting ourselves more unconditionally, and expressing ourselves more freely.
Our workshops are an artistic adventure in body positivity and creative empowerment, a joyful and tender tonic to feeling disconnected from each other and ourselves, a celebration of bodies in all their (optionally naked) glory, and a place for creative play without shame or judgment. Strictly 18+ only. BSL Interpreted.
In-Person Event
Proud2Be Totnes Pride!
Fore Street (0.4 miles to Rotherfold)
- 10:30 AM: Procession gather outside Royal Seven Stars
- 11:00 AM: Procession begins
Accessibility: Bob the Bus Community bus will be offering free transport on the procession route
Rotherfold
- 12:00 – 6:00 PM: Speeches, choir performance, live music, community stalls, outdoor games, drag storytime. An ambulance and first aid service will be stationed here
Accessibility: A Mobiloo (mobile accessible toilet with adult-sized changing bench, hoist and a friendly attendant) will be at this location throughout the event
Totnes Civic Hall
- 1:00 – 6:00 PM: Drumming workshop, crafts, ‘worry worm’ workshop, discussion groups, refreshments, Queertopia community art project
Accessibility: step-free access, accessible toilet
Birdwood House Cafe
- 1:00 – 6:00 PM: A quiet room with sensory items and fidget toys
Accessibility: step-free access
Covid Precautions in enclosed venues: masks and hand gel will be available and use of both will be encouraged, limited spaces in smaller venues, open windows and doors where possible and physical distancing encouraged. For the safety of our community, please do not attend our event if you have symptoms of COVID-19 or a positive test
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