What we’re about
We are a group mainly for gay and bisexual men looking to make friends and expand our social lives and interests in the Bristol area. We are accepting and welcoming of other orientations and identities, but whatever our differences the thing we all have in common is: we identify as men and are attracted to men.
As a group we value and encourage respect, tolerance, kindness and understanding and as such we do not tolerate unkind behaviour towards each other or behaviour which condones intolerance.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Brunch Club - Mud Dock CafeMud Dock Cafe, Bristol, BS1 4RB
Venue : Mud Dock Cafe
Menu : Brunch Menu
Table : Booked, please keep attendance accurate
Indoors / Outdoors : Indoors - Restaurant AreaGeneral Brunch Club Info:
- Aims to occur every Saturday fortnight at 11, different location every time.
- Doesn't necessarily end with Brunch, depending on the consensus we often end up going for a walk around the city or on the hunt for a good pub.
- I highly recommend this for new members, it's a great way to get to know others in the group, if your anxious let me know and I'll be happy to meet you early for a coffee.
- Please try and keep your attendance status accurate to help me manage any bookings.
- Message me directly via Meetup if you can't find us.
- Photo exhibition 'Now Keep Quite Still'@thewell Cafe Laundrette, Bristol
Bristol photographer Herbert Shergold took Hollywood-esque portrait photos in the 1950s and 1960s using glass negatives, a practice that had fallen out of popularity since the 1920s. Most of his sitters were local residents, however Shergold was gay and some of the men posed semi-clad while others wore feminine clothing and makeup, likely seeing a space where they could be themselves.
A small exhibition titled Now Keep Quite Still is running at The Launderette, 145 Cheltenham Road, Cotham.
https://bristolphotofestival.org/now-keep-quite-still
Click the < > arrows on the above link to see a selection of the photosJoin me there on Saturday 16th November at 1pm. The exhibition is free.
Afterwards we can move on to a cafe or pub.
