Finn is a something non-binary person androgynous to masculine presenting who has experienced their fair share of homophobia and misogyny and understands the need for spaces that are genuinely welcoming. This is one of the reasons Finn founded Andro and Eve back in to create events that celebrate queer culture. Well this guide has you covered. From night - life to cafes, culture and sports, this guide should have something for you to enjoy.
Are you either living, looking to live or visiting Sheffield but can’t be bothered trawling through Facebook and using your gaydar to work out whether an event / venue is LGBTQ+ friendly? .
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Sheffield’s gay scene is far from flourishing. Firstly, there’s Climax, the University of Sheffield’s SU event boasting the title of ‘Yorkshire’s Biggest lgbtq+ Clubbing Experience’ (yikes). This event .
Outside of academica, I try to make the most of every day and like to keep myself very busy! I enjoy writing about student life, particularly top tips for new students and mental wellbeing. Dempsey is an LGBT institution and has been open for 21 years. They seem to do everything from club nights to karaoke and even Sunday Roasts so you can go straight back after your night out and recover from your hangover.
Higher Love Festival in Malta, Wilkinson in Sheffield, Amsterdam’s Jungle Weekender, Boiler Room Edinburgh, Ilario Alicante in Glasgow, a footie screening in Manchester, and more. .
In the cozy heart of England, gay tourists can find a small gay scene in Sheffield, where you will get a couple of gay bars and clubs, but it is not the same scale and variety as larger queer cities like London. Even if the gay scene is not as thriving as in other places, you can bet there is still a fantastic time to be had! They are super gay-friendly, and the city is super green, so you can be sure that Sheffield has adventures outside their queer community. Famous for being the oldest football club in the world and the World Snooker Championships, it would be an understatement to say that Sheffield was not obsessed with its sport!