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The Queer Thing About Sin: Why the West Came to Hate Queer Love – Harry Tanner
About the event
Join Harry Tanner for an insightful exploration of historical attitudes towards queer love. This engaging talk delves into the complex reasons behind the West's evolving relationship with LGBTQ+ relationships, tracing the cultural and societal shifts that have shaped perceptions over centuries. Tanner brings a knowledgeable perspective to this fascinating subject, offering a nuanced understanding of how history has influenced contemporary views on queer intimacy and identity. It's an opportunity to engage with a significant aspect of LGBTQ+ history in a thoughtful and accessible manner.
About the venue
Queer Britain is the UK's national LGBTQ+ museum, in a ground-floor space at 2 Granary Square, King's Cross. It opened in 2022, closed in November 2025 for a refit, and reopened on 4 February 2026 with new collection galleries alongside its changing exhibitions. Entry is free…
“Queer history is so important to keep alive. I'm really glad places like this museum exist” — gabriel, Google
“Interesting and uplifting, but quite small - i hope they expand in future” — Ren, Google
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via Booking.comBudget hostel on Greenwich High Road beside Greenwich station, with dorms and a bar downstairs. Gay-friendly mainstream, not gay-run.
Mid-to-upper-priced boutique hotel on Bermondsey Square, south of Tower Bridge, near Bermondsey Street and London Bridge; gay-friendly.
Five-star design hotel on the Strand near Aldwych, known for its rooftop bar. Mainstream, gay-friendly. Address on file needs checking.
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