The Underground Club

Friendly Society is hidden away in the side streets of Soho, and those who can find it are in for a treat. Inside you will find an eclectically styled bar with a relaxed atmosphere. The venue as a whole is something of a kitsch fever dream, with a ceiling full of barbies, glitter balls, and a room full of fish tanks complete with a bed! For a quirky night out with great retro music, this is the place to go.

Located right on the Embankment, Circa boasts chesterfield seating, the greatest lighting in town and the iconic mirror-ball DJ booth. Music has always been at the heart of what Circa does and the amazing DJ team will be serving the best and biggest R&B, Pop and House beats in town. Club admission is free before midnight and the combination of good food and premium drinks promises a luxury late night out.

The White Swan has been an LGBTQ+ bar for over 30 years and offers monthly themed events as well as weekly club nights. The original East End gay bar is a staple in the area, and its British pub atmosphere lack of attitude makes everyone feel comfortable regardless of their identity. There are regular drag bingo nights as well as open mic nights and DJs in a bright and fun setting.

Central Station is situated in Kings Cross London serving a wide range of food and drinks. This lovely independent venue has morphed over the years into a gay bar, restaurant, and boutique B&B where everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the atmosphere complete with cocktails and quality beers. Relax with a free game of pool and enjoy the late night DJs and other entertainment on offer most nights, including cabaret at the weekend. In the basement is The Underground Club, which hosts manz fetish and crusing events.

Queer community art and party space and friendly neighbourhood bar hosting legendary nightclub events, spoken word, live art, weekly trans* meetups, live music, exhibitions and more. Always affordable and forever cheerful the basement of dreams is a place to unwind and feel safe while taking in the best of queer culture and performance. This hub of queer London provides the very space space for music, art, and being unapologetically you.

Dalston Superstore describes itself as a "big queer paradise". It's a diverse and eclectic space that includes a cafe, gallery, and performance space so if you're looking for good food coupled with great art then this is the place to be. The Superstore is currently in partnership with Essential Vegan so everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the food! Regulars praise the cool atmosphere and quality of the music and shows, particularly anything that involves the drag acts.