At the end of March you have the chance to meet the boys from the band Blue.

Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe are in town on the 27th March 2015 for a concert at the BIC. 

The band originally formed in 2000, releasing three studio albums, All Rise (2001), One Love (2002) and Guilty (2003) that all peaked at number one in the United Kingdom alongside releasing 16 singles, over a four-year period. 

Tickets

Get Blue - Meet & Greet Tickets

Get Blue - Standard Tickets

Celebrate World Aids Day at DYMK. With events on Sunday 30th November and Monday 1st December, DYMK is the place to go, with free entry.

See Eva Iglesias from Britain's Got Talent on Sunday form 8pm.

At 5pm on Monday 1st December join in the Remembrance Service with Arch Bishop Martyn Douglas and Father John Hyde.

Where can you see Lola Lasagna, Jenny Castelle, Vicki Vivacious, Wilma Fingerdoo and Drag with no Name this November?
DYMK in Bournemouth of course!

Top cabaret every Sunday from 10pm.

The Dorset Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Trans Consultation Group is looking for 4 new local members! 

• Do you know that — most homophobic and transphobic crimes and incidents in Dorset are not reported?
• Do you know that — Dorset Police are working hard to become fully LGB and Trans friendly, skilled and inclusive?
• Do you know that — YOU might be just the person to fill a gap in the Group!

If so and

• Do you live in Dorset Bournemouth or Poole?
• Are you keen to help make life better for LGB and Trans people in Dorset?
• Could you spare a couple of hours roughly every two months?
• Are you keen on working in partnership with LGBT communities and Dorset Police?

Bournemouth born Barney Ashton-Bullock plays age-defying polysexual “Torsten The Bareback Saint” in an archive film enriched theatrical song-cycle of musical missives from the hotspots of his memory as a semi-immortal learned sensualist. But is Torsten alive or dead; a carnal incarnate or munificent saint?

At 4.30am on Sunday 24 August 2014 emergency services were called to Poole Hill following a report of a number of people being struck by a vehicle which had then driven off in the direction of Terrace Road toward the BIC.

A short time later, officers located the vehicle, a grey 318 BMW estate, which had been abandoned on the East Overcliff. The driver has been described as white, in his late twenties, about five feet six inches tall and of stocky build. He has short dark hair and wore dark clothing.

A 22-year-old woman and a 51-year-old man, both from Bournemouth, were taken to Poole Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The female victim sustained bruising to her body and the male victim a head wound.

LGBT residents and visitors to Weymouth have a new web site to help them enjoy their time in the town. 

“There is so much going on now in our area for LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans) visitors”, said Colin who helps to organize the Weymouth Gay Group.

Colin continued, "We put all the local LGBT events and info on our web site. Weymouth needs to catch up with seaside towns like those in Devon and Bournemouth, but Brighton may be difficult - it leads the way. The Pink pound is up for grabs! – and why should not Weymouth market itself as a more LGBT friendly place than it has been perceived in the past.”

The lead singer from "Thriller" in the West End is launching a new Tribute Night at DYMK. Lascel Wood is performing live on the SYMK stage this August.

Starting on Wednesday 20th August there will be top tribute acts on stage every Wednesday.

Lascel is followed by Carpenters tribute, "The Carpentones" who will perform classic pop hits on the 27th August.

Entry is always free at DYMK.

The Intercom Trust are looking to recruit a new full-time support worker to cover Dorset and Wiltshire.

The new worker will be an LGB person who can provide help and support and advocacy for people who are affected by homophobic or transphobic crime in Dorset, Bournemouth, Poole, Wiltshire and Swindon.

The post is full-time (35 hours per week), at £27,300 plus 5% pension, and will be based in Intercom's offices in Bournemouth and Salisbury. It's funded till 31 March 2015 in the first instance, with the possibility of extension.

The deadline for us to receive applications is 12:00 noon on Thursday 7 August.

Bourne Free got off to a flashy start for 2014 with a flash mob in Bournemouth Square, complete with YMCA dancers and an American police car. As crowds grew the dancers were joined by some nuns and many more colourful characters.

There's lots more to come over the Bourne Free weekend!