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beareoke
Sunday nights at the Eagle, Fun, frolics, and a flirtatious DJ are just some of the things you can expect from Beareoke. If you love Karaoke (either taking part, or just watching), Beareoke is the friendliest, and most supportive Karaoke you’re going to find! They also having a thriving community - both at the events and online - so its a great place to make new friends, and connect with old ones. Make sure to follow them on Facebook, so you can contribute to the Beareoke Challenge…!
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gay city bowlers
Gay City Bowlers is an inclusive, no-pressure bowling club where everyone is welcome—no membership or skill required. Founded in 2017 by Marc and Luke after moving to Manchester, the group quickly grew by inviting others to join.
Since then, it’s expanded across the UK, creating hundreds of new friendships and representing the UK in LGBTQ+ ten-pin tournaments across Europe. If you're looking to make new connections, Gay City Bowlers is the place to be.
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gay gordons
Gay Gordons Manchester brings a joyful twist to the Village with Scottish Country and Ceilidh dancing for the LGBTQ+ community and allies.
It’s all about fun, fitness, and connection — whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned dancer. Come along, learn the steps, meet new people, and experience something refreshingly different right here in Manchester
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LGBT+ Manchester Walking Tour
Explore Manchester's Gay Village with Josh on this tour of queer landmarks, memorials, street art, and legendary gay pubs. Discover the stories of LGBT+ heroes, from Victorian drag balls to RuPaul's stars. Led by Josh, an expert in LGBT+ history, it's a fun and unforgettable way to connect with the city's rich LGBT+ heritage.
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manbears social
The ManBears social is a chilled and relaxed monthly meet-up for bears, cubs, chubs, otters, pups and chasers. There is always range of board games - and sometimes video games - knocking about to play with friends, as well as some nibbles to enjoy whilst you enjoy a drink. If you’re looking for a place to maybe meet some new friends, or just to append some time with your existing ones, you can’t ask for better than the ManBears Social.
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manchester front runners
Manchester Frontrunners is an LGBTQ+ inclusive running club, founded in 2005 as the second LGBTQ+ running club in the UK. Open to everyone, regardless of age, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, or running ability, the club fosters a supportive and welcoming community. Whether you're running for fun or working to improve your pace, Manchester Frontrunners is here to help you on your journey. Join us for a social run on Thursdays or Saturdays to experience the club and find a group that suits your pace and distance.
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manchester gents
Manchester Gents is a social group that embraces the art of dressing well and enjoying good times in a formal atmosphere. While originally aimed at men, the group welcomes people of all genders and sexual preferences who love executive wear and want to connect with like-minded individuals. It’s all about fun, style, and making lasting connections in a classy setting.
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red rodeo club
Expect boots, beats and big queer joy at Red Rodeo Club with easy-to-follow routines and a dancefloor soundtrack that jumps from Dolly Parton to Chappell Roan.
No experience? No problem. Every step is broken down so anyone can join in, whether you're a two-step pro or a total beginner.
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stripped
Stripped is Manchester’s bold and body-positive social event series that celebrates freedom, art, and self-expression — no clothes required.
From nude life drawing socials to cheeky Stripped Cabaret nights, these events bring together open-minded individuals for unique, inclusive gatherings that blend creativity, connection, and a little bit of cheek. Whether you’re sketching, socialising, or soaking in some alternative cabaret, Stripped invites you to show up as you are — and leave your clothes (and inhibitions) at the door.
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village bakers
Village Bakers is a heartwarming LGBTQ+ social group built on the simple joy of sharing homemade bakes. Founded in 2012, they bring the community together through monthly socials where everyone is welcome — whether you’re baking cakes or just there to eat them!
There’s no judging, no pressure — just a welcoming space to connect over food, make new friends, and enjoy some seriously good homemade treats. Beyond the socials, they also host special events like picnics, dinners, and the much-loved Great Village Bake Off.