Storyhouse is a safe space.

Storyhouse Queer weekend (24-26 February) will be a space to come together, to feel safe, to celebrate each other, to feel joy.

Storyhouse is and always will be a safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community to be celebrated and supported.

In light of recent events, we are making the Explore Your Identity workshop with SK Shlomo at Storyhouse Queer free, so that young people can explore and celebrate their identities without barriers.

Let your voice be heard.
Explore Your Identity with SK Shlomo
Saturday 25 February, 3pm – Garret Theatre, Storyhouse.
Find out more and book tickets here.

Another free event at Storyhouse Queer is Queer Stories, a spoken word and writing workshop using queer figures as inspiration.

Let your voice be heard.
Queer Stories
Friday 24 February, 10am – backstage, Storyhouse.
Find out more and book tickets here.

A vigil for Brianna Ghey will be held by our friends Chester Pride & Rainbow Tea Rooms at Rainbow Tea Rooms on Bridge Street, on Friday 17 February, 7-9pm. Find out more here.

Don’t identify as LGBTQIA+ but want to be a better ally? Join us for a free session run by Chester Pride to give practical tips and information on how to be a better ally to vulnerable people and communities and how you can help in the fight to end discrimination.

How To Be A Better Ally
Sunday 26 February, 11am – Garret Theatre, Storyhouse.
Book tickets here.

 


If you feel like you could use some extra support:
WhatsApp/text/call Chester Pride on 07718066685
Email Chester Pride at help@chesterpride.co.uk

For help dealing with a hate crime or abuse:
Call Galop hate crime / abuse helpline on 08009995428
Email Galop on help@galop.org.uk