To commemorate the 50-year anniversary of the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality in England, the Russell Cotes Art Gallery and Museum in Bournemouth are launching the exhibition, 'Refracted: Collection Highlights', which has been co-curated with members of the local LGBT+ community.

Singer, songwriter and performer Alison Moyet, noted for her bluesy contralto voice, is on a worldwide tour this year and comes to Bournemouth in November.

Alison came to prominence as half of the duo Yazoo, but has since mainly worked as a solo artist.

Bourne Free is back for 2017 and there's loads of ways you can get involved and be a super hero.

Pride events take a huge amount of work, planning, preparation and organisation. You can do your bit and help make Bourne Free 2017 super-fantastic! Why not...

Over the last 15 years Over the Rainbow has been a local and national destination in its support and advocacy for the needs of the LGBT+ community of Dorset. But now OTR needs your help.

Easter Sunday - 16th April 2017 is time to show some love, by raising some money for Over The Rainbow – and what better way to do that than to do what the Triangle community does best – throw a party!

Collabro are an English musical theatre boyband who took the Britain's Got Talent judges' and viewers' breath away with their renditions of classic tracks.

The boys come to Lighthouse in Poole for one night only in October. Tickets are sure to sell out fast so get in there early.

Michael Auger, Richard Hadfield, Jamie Lambert, Thomas Leak and Matthew Pagan only formed a month prior to their audition for Britain's Got Talent and came together over their shared love of musical theatre.Michael Auger, Richard Hadfield, Jamie Lambert, Thomas Leak and Matthew Pagan only formed a month prior to their audition for Britain's Got Talent and came together over their shared love of musical theatre.

Their debut album Stars was released on 18 August 2014 and debuted at number one in the UK.

Bournemouth Student Pride is underway on 28th February 2017.

Taking over Talbot Campus between 11am and 4pm on Tuesday 28th February, celebrating the end of LGBT History Month with all the glitter available in Dorset.

Come and enjoy an evening of fantastic performances hosted by BU and AUB Perofrming Arts Society in aid of Over The Rainbow. 

Space Youth Project are celebrating their 15th year, LGBT History Month and being an AFC Bournemouth charity with their first Fundraising Dinner.

Back in February 2012, a new monthly night was launched on the Bournemouth gay scene, called Vice Versa. Run by the Xchange and headed up by Dave Hunt, the night immediately grabbed the attention of those clubbers who like their music ‘all things house’ – no cheese, no pop, no commercial – just current, fresh house music.

A short talk by David Warden as part of the Bournemouth and Poole Holocaust Memorial Day. It took until 2001 for the German government to acknowledge that gay men had been victims of the Nazis.

Bournemouth Student Pride is back for 2017.

After the event's debut in 2016, Students’ Union at Bournemouth University and Arts’ University Students’ Union are teaming up again for Bournemouth Student Pride 2017 on Tuesday 28th February 2017.

Most of the Western World has played host to PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS, with it having played to millions of people in over 35 countries, and in 5 languages. And now the boys are bringing their show to Bournemouth in February 2017.