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Non-soc Events

The LGBTQ+ Society isn’t the only provider of LGBTQ+ events! Here’s a short guide to what else is going on…
  • The Oxford Student Union LGBTQ+ Campaign, which works towards improving conditions in Oxford for all members of the LGBTQ+ community, hosts meetings, workshops, panels and more.
  • Queerfest - 5th Week Michaelmas - November. Wadham puts together a week long festival of speakers, workshops, and events, which culminates in a night of partying in Wadham’s gardens.  
  • Oxford Pride - May/June - A selection of events are run over the end of May to start of June. This all culminates in the Parade, travelling from Radcliffe Square, and the Festival, a collection of stalls and performers,, often on the first Saturday of June.
  • Glitterball - First held in 2017, and due to make a triumphant return in 2019, Glitterball is the LGBTQ+ ball.
  • Molly: Party for Queers - a monthly social frequented by many members of the LGBTQ community.
  • Equalities weeks - Many colleges organise Equalities weeks, with speakers and events relating to many different groups (eg LGBTQ+, race, disability etc.). Equalities events are often not limited to those in the hosting college.
  • Theatre - LGBTQ+ characters and issues often appear in Oxford student drama, as well as occasional touring productions coming to theatres such as the New Theatre and the Oxford Playhouse.. 
  • More - other things come up throughout the year, so keep an eye out!
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  • Sign Up
  • About Us
    • Our Work >
      • Year in Review TT18-HT19
      • Community Fund
      • Community Fund Projects
      • Campaign Service
    • Zero-Tolerance Policy
    • Rainbow Parenting Scheme
    • Fresher's Guide
  • Welfare
    • Welfare Resources in Oxford
    • Coming Out
    • Mental Health and Disabilities >
      • What does "Mental Health" and "Disabilities" include?
      • What support is available?
    • Sexual Health >
      • Practicing Safe Sex
      • HIV and AIDS
      • PrEP
      • Accidents Happen!
    • The Sex-Ed You Missed in High School >
      • Sex Between People With Penis'
      • Sex With / As a Trans Man
      • Sex & Asexuality
      • Sex Between People With Vulvas​
      • Sex & Trans Feminine People
    • Sexual Violence >
      • What Is Sexual Violence?
      • Resources for Survivors
      • SARCs and Medical Attention
      • Contacting the Police
    • Domestic Abuse
    • Concealing Social Media
    • Over the Holidays
  • Identity Resources
    • Asexual and Aromantic >
      • What do "Asexual" and "Aromantic" mean?
      • Being Ace/Aro in Oxford
      • Ace/Aro Mythbusting
      • Ace/ Aro Spectrum Glossary
      • Ace/Aro Resources
    • Bisexual and Pansexual >
      • What do Bisexual and Pansexual Mean?
      • Being Bi/Pan in Oxford
      • Bi/Pan terms and definitions
    • Class >
      • The 'Class' Umbrella in Oxford
      • Oxford Slang and Resources
    • Transgender >
      • Definitions >
        • What does 'Trans' mean?
        • Gender Dysphoria
      • Getting Started >
        • Figuring Things Out
        • How Do I? >
          • Shaving
          • Makeup and Nails
          • Hair
          • Washing and Ironing
          • Your Voice
        • Transitioning in the University
        • Medically Transitioning
        • Trans Friendly Places in Oxford
        • Coming Out
        • Trans Supplies
      • Resources >
        • Trans Facebook Group
        • Urgent Support
        • Miscellaneous Resources
      • Glossary - Trans and Intersex
    • Intersex >
      • What Does "Intersex" Mean?
      • Why and how is intersex LGBTQ?
      • Supporting Intersex Friends, Family, and Partners
      • Intersex resources
      • Glossary - Trans and Intersex
    • International Students >
      • Communities and Events
      • Oxford’s LGBTQ+ Scene
      • Healthcare, Welfare, Admin and Transitioning
    • People of Faith >
      • Being Religious in Soc
      • Being Religious in Oxford
      • Further Resources
    • Racial and Ethnic Minorities
    • Women*
  • College Reps
    • Campaign Service
    • Coming To Drinks
    • Flying the Flag
    • Gender Expression Funds
    • Gender Neutral Toilets
    • Pride Bops
    • Sex Toy Disinfectant
    • Statistics
  • Socials and Events
    • Socials and Events by LGBTQ+ Soc
    • Term Card
    • Non-Soc Events
  • Store
  • Escape!