Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Collective

What this is
A lot of women have said they want a space where they can actually meet and communicate properly, so this is a simple BSL social.

It’s a group of women meeting at the bar, practising British Sign Language, chatting properly, and spending a couple of hours together.

Most women come on their own. That’s completely normal here and we make sure you don’t feel it.

Women usually range from their 20s through to their 60s. It’s normally a mix of new and returning women, so you won’t be the only new person there.

If you’re feeling nervous, that’s very common. You can message beforehand or on the day and we can help you settle in.

What this is
In-person speed friending night for women who want to meet other women without apps or awkward small talk.

You’ll have short one-to-one chats that rotate every few minutes, followed by time to stay and talk with anyone you click with.

Most women come on their own. That’s normal here. The format takes the pressure off and makes it easy to settle in, even if you’re a bit nervous at first.

This is friending first. Anything else happens naturally.

It’s a standing event with short conversations, followed by open social time. You don’t need to prepare anything or know what to say.
You won’t be put on the spot, and you won’t be left awkwardly standing around.

If you’ve been wanting to meet more women in real life, this is a good place to start.

What this is
A relaxed, social pool night for lesbian and bisexual women.

You don’t need to be good at pool and it’s not competitive. Some women play properly, some mostly chat, some do a bit of both. Most women come on their own. That’s normal here, and it doesn’t feel awkward or cliquey once you’re there.

The games run for around an hour and a half, and most people stay on afterwards for drinks.

Women usually range from their 20s through to their 60s. Most weeks it’s a genuine mix of new faces and returning women.

If you’re feeling nervous, you won’t be the only one. Many women feel that way before their first event and end up staying longer than they expected.

Tickets
£16 per person. Places are limited so the night stays calm and social.

What this is

A lot of women have said the main Pride event doesn't really feel like their thing anymore, so this is just a simpler alternative.
It’s a group of women meeting in the park, having a drink, chatting properly, and spending a few hours outside.

Most women come on their own. That’s completely normal here and we make sure you don’t feel it.

Women usually range from their 20s through to their 60s. It’s normally a mix of new and returning women, so you won’t be the only new person there.

If you’re feeling nervous, that’s very common. You can message beforehand or on the day and we can help you settle in.

Where to find us
Regent’s Park, Outer Circle (Baker Street side)
📍 51.5279, -0.1540

What to bring
Bring whatever you want for a picnic. Most people bring a blanket and something to eat or drink. Cafés are nearby if needed.

Important
This is a female-only lesbian space. That boundary is clear and upheld at events.