Join us to reflect, connect and learn from others from different generations in the LGBTQ+ community as we explore the lives and experiences of lesbians during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s.

Led by older lesbians who lived through these pivotal decades, we will start with a presentation on lesbian history, covering what life was like for lesbians at the time, from community organising, resistance, to everyday life.

After the presentation we will open the floor up for a group discussion. This will be an opportunity for both younger and older generations to share insights and compare experiences.

* Please note that this event is open to individuals who identify as women and non-binary people who feel this event will benefit them

Getting There:

The venue is located in St Werburghs by the M32.
We will be located in room 12.
For more infomration about how to find the venue please see their website: How To Find Us - St Werburghs
By bus

The following buses stop near the St Werburghs Community Centre: 5, 25, 48/49.
Bus stops near to the centre include: Centre up Sevier Street/York Street/St James Street.
By Car

The venue does not have its own car park.
There is limited on street car parking nearby.
Accessibility:

There is ramped/sloped access at the entrance.
On street marked Blue Badge bays are available.
There are accessible toilets located to the right of the cafe.
Please inform us of any support or access needs you would like us to be aware of in the order form or by contacting us using the email below.
For more detailed accessibility information please see their Accessable page: St Werburghs Community Centre | AccessAbl
Contact:

Any questions, please email Madie: [email protected]

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