What's on for LGBT+ History Month 2026

Location: Outside of Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1 9TQ

Celebrate art and diversity at our LGBTQ+ guided exhibition at Tate Modern - an inclusive experience for everyone. Open to all, the tour offers welcoming space for learning, conversation, and shared discovery through art. 

The tours are aimed at exploring the Tate Collection through the lens of gender identity and sexuality.

Tickets are heavily discounted, making this an accessible and welcoming opportunity for any student to take part.

Get a ticket here

Location: Sidney Webb House Common Room

Love is Art!

Join us for a FREE fun and colourful arts and crafts events celebrating LGBTQIA+ creativity and self-expression! 

 Everyone is welcome and the event includes refreshments!

Learn more here

Location: CBG.1.06.

In collaboration with the LSE LGBTQ+ Society, InvestHer is hosting a Finance Fireside Chat with Sarah Finegan, Associate Partner at Antler.

Find out more and register for a ticket here

Location: CBG.1.06

Join us for an LGBTQ+ Charity & Volunteering Panel featuring charity representatives from LGBTQ+ organisations across London. The session will include a panel discussion, open Q&A, and networking opportunities.

Learn more here

Location: OLD 2.21 or Online

Kevin Guyan shares ideas from his new book Rainbow Trap: Queer Lives, Categories and the Dangers of Inclusion (Bloomsbury Academic, 2025). In this work, Guyan reveals how the fight for LGBTQ equalities is shaped – and constrained – by the classifications we encounter every day.

Learn more here

Registration is not required for in-person attendance. If you would like to attend online, register to do so here.

Location: LSE Library: The British Library of Political and Economic Science

Join us behind the scenes to explore material related to LGBTQ+ history!

Step behind the scenes of the Hall-Carpenter Archives for a special opportunity to explore one of Britain’s most important LGBTQ+ collections. Preserving the histories, activism, and cultural records of LGBTQ+ organisations and individuals, the archive traces its roots to the gay rights movements of the 1980s and continues to grow today.

Places are strictly limited, so please arrive on time to avoid missing out. Book your place here.

Alternatively, explore the LGBT+ collections highlights here; or stay up to date with LSE Library public events and exhibitions by joining the NEW monthly email newsletter here!