The Zhoosh! Brighton listings provides a complete Directory of organisations, groups and services which are aimed at or relevant to the LGBT community. Zhoosh! aims to keep these listings as accurate and up to date as possible.
Are you bisexual pan/omni/polysexual, queer or see their sexual orientation as fluid and aged 16-25? Then why not come along to our Bi Network? Bi Network is a lively monthly social group for young bisexual men, women and trans people aged 16-25. We meet at a central Brighton location the second Wednesday of every month [...]
Kathy Caton presents your weekly radio guide to all things Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans in Brighton on Radio Reverb 97.2fm (in Brighton) and streamed worldwide at www.radioreverb.com. Broadcast 4-5pm THURSDAYS and 12-1pm FRIDAYS. Available on demand at www.mixcloud.com/OutInBrighton
‘Bear-Patrol’ was created by Danny Dwyer in order to bring people together to become part of a community and to enable them to meet friends in a happy environment free from attitude & stigma. In the process of socialising and having fun the group are utilising their social skills, contacts & enthusiasm to raise funds [...]
The carers Centre run a number of activities in the city. Carers Coffee mornings A place to meet with other carers from your neighbourhood and have a chat over free refreshments. Each of the groups is run by one of our support workers who is there to provide advice and information. They run at; Hangleton [...]
Walking tour of personalities from Brighton’s LGBT past by Ric Morris ‘Only in Brighton’. Tours during History Month, Fringe Festival and Pride. Private tours can be booked at a time to suit. Qualified Blue Badge Guide. Visit Brighton Partner & Member of Institute of Tourist Guiding www.onlyinbrighton.co.uk/piersandqueers
TAG is a fun youth group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or unsure (LGBTU) young people under the age of 16.
No Dress Code is a vibrant monthly social group for lesbian, bisexual, trans or unsure young women aged 16-25
Are you trans or questioning your gender identity and aged 16-25? Then why not come along to Transformers, Brighton’s new Trans Youth Network?
A group for people in employment who have experience of mental health issues. Come and share with others in similar situations.
For women who would like to meet each other to discuss mental health.
