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2026

Queer Minds returned in September 2026 with:

  • Saving community with Jesse du Preez and Ewan Murrie
  • Big Man: In Conversation with Dean Atta with Tstarnay and Dean Atta
  • Read Queer with Dylin Hardcastle, Jenny Chamarette and Joe Conroy
  • My TV made me gay with Amanda Collier, Scott Bryan, Jamie Windust and Shakeel Kimotho

2025

In 2025,  we were back with more conversations:

  • Queer Georgians with Dr Anthony Delaney and Dr Kate M. Graham
  • Why I write with Uli Lenart, Elizabeth Lovatt, Paula Akpan and Alison Rumfitt
  • Making your voice heard with Tstarnay, Amy Allen and Michael Major
  • Preventing LGBTQ+ homelessness with Hugo Greenhalgh, Danny Beales MP, Thai O’Reilly and Stonewall Housing

We were also very excited to launch QM Spotlights and our first very workshop:

  • Queer Minds Spotlights: Butterfly Boys, a new play by Alexander Morris
  • Queer Minds workshop: You came out. So… what now?, a workshop with William J. Dunleavy

2024

Building on the success of our first year, Queer Minds moved to the heart of Soho and featured:

  • Outside the law with Gaar Adams and Hugo Greenhalgh
  • Black, Queer and British with Tstarnay, Dean Atta and Andreena Leeanne
  • Let’s talk about trans healthcare with Ben Pechey, Edward Wheelan, Rebecca Jones and Dr Aidan Kelly
  • Queer as Folklore with Sacha Coward and Dr Kate M. Graham

2023

Our debut festival brought together voices from across the LGBTQ+ spectrum for a day of conversation and connection. Panels included:

  • Ending HIV in the UK with Marc Thompson, Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP, Eli Fitzgerald and Oluwakemi Agunbiade
  • London’s queer history with Julian Worricker, Dan Glass, Professor Pippa Catterall and Dr Kate M. Graham
  • A celebration of trans and non-binary joy with Ben Pechey, Tash Oakes-Monger and Tstarnay
  • In conversation with Tom Crewe with Julian Worricker and Tom Crewe