Out In Yorkshire: A social group in Yorkshire for lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer women, and women who are questioning their sexuality. Women are welcome to bring their female or male partners and gay-friendly friends too. There is also an opportunity to bring children along to some of the events. We are committed to creating a safe and inclusive space that welcomes diversity and supports its members.
We meet upstairs in Blayd's Bar in Leeds on the 1st Thursday of every month at 8.30 pm for drinks and a catch-up. Blayd's can be a bit tricky to find - if you're not too sure where it is, or you would just like to meet up with someone beforehand, email outinyorkshire@yahoo.co.uk. The group also arranges other events at least once a month, such as picnics, walks, meals out, and going along to regional gay nights.
For more info about the group and events, email us or check out our Facebook page.
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