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8 people standing on stage with their arms wide

to 12 May 2021
Time: 18:00

A black and white drawing of an aerial view of a street. The caption says Manchester Mood Drawings in Orange, and there is an orange logo that says "MINDSCAPES"

to 16 May 2021

A black and white image. The background is filled with a stack of white paper. In the foreground, written in bold white font with a dark drop shadow, is the caption, "Artworks-U Access Group: Manifesto Launch"..

to 19 May 2021
Time: 12pm to 2pm

Image of people on flowered background

to 20 May 2021
Time: 7.30pm

A peach, block colour, line drawing illustration of Kyla on a raised bed filming Lou who is looking at Kyla whilst trying to reverse in Kyla’s power chair Edna. Text in a black, 1970s serif font says ‘it’s personal’ followed by all caps ‘by Kyla Harris and Lou Macnamara’.

to 24 May 2021

A rectangular image with yellow as the background colour. On the left half of the image is a colourful illustration depicting the performers of the event in collage format, and below is the Queer House Party logo and the text 'QHP IRL/URL Friday 28th May 2021'. On the right is the plain yellow background with text from top to bottom reading: 'Queer House Party vol. 25 IRL/URL. IRL: Colour Factory - Hackney Wick. URL: Zoom & QHP Mixlr. Performers: Baby, Jada Love, Juni de Moment, Midgitte Bardot, Romeo de la Cruz, Tito Bone. DJs: Harry Gay, Passer, Wacha. Hosts: Liv Wynter, Taali not Charlie. Time: 9pm-3am. Access: BSL, Audio Description, Closed Captions. Tickets: from £0-15 available on Outsavvy.

to 29 May 2021
Time: 21:00 - 03:00

Logo for Awkward Bastards in the style of a rubber stamp in red. There are two concentric circles with the words Awkward Bastards within and a red star at the centre of the stamp.

to 31 May 2021

Big Ben on the river Thames, black and white photo

to 3 June 2021
Time: 6.30pm-8pm

A man in a red t-shirt on the left and a child in a white floral top and denim dungarees on the right sit facing each other in blue wheeled wheelchairs.

to 6 June 2021

Amy Trigg, a young white woman in her twenties in a wheelchair, wearing a sparkly jacket, has a big smile on her face and hands in the air. Behind her are an array of colourful balloons. To the left, the title reads Reasons You Should(n't) Love Me, written and performed by Amy Trigg. Directed by Charlotte Bennett

to 12 June 2021