Lesbian Visibility Week returns from April 20 to 26, bringing a packed calendar of events across the UK celebrating lesbian women and non-binary people.
From community meetups to film screenings and powerful discussions, this year’s line-up offers something for everyone looking to get involved.
Here are seven standout events happening during the week:
Celebrating Our Fanniversary – Vagina Museum
This one-day conference dives into feminism, gender, and justice in today’s world. Hosted in partnership with the Open University, the event features panels, performances, workshops and networking opportunities — with both in-person and online access available.
Dyke Day – Brighton
Taking place on April 20, this vibrant community event includes DJs, arts and crafts, a photobooth, and a film screening. Supported by local collectives, it’s set to be a lively celebration of connection and creativity on the south coast.
DIVA Awards 2026
Organised by DIVA Magazine, the awards honour LGBTQIA+ women and non-binary trailblazers across entertainment, business and beyond. The evening will include live performances and a charity auction supporting the DIVA Charitable Trust.
Sapphic History Tour – Edinburgh
Led by local guide Hannah Mackay Tait, this walking tour uncovers hidden LGBTQ+ history in Edinburgh’s New Town. From historic scandals to literary icons like Anne Lister, it’s a unique way to explore the city through a sapphic lens.
Representation 365 – UK Black Pride x University of the Arts London
This inclusive discussion event focuses on storytelling and representation, featuring voices like Josie Peres and filmmaker Sharon “Rocky” Roggio. Expect open conversations on identity, creativity, and lived experience.
Dykonic Times – The Clapham Grand
A star-studded panel event featuring singer Cat Burns, Drag Race star Victoria Scone, and more. The evening celebrates sapphic stories while raising funds for Queer Britain, with bonus perks including giveaways and merch.
Screenings at The Arzner Cinema
This independent LGBTQ+ cinema is hosting a week-long programme of films, including The Handmaiden, D.E.B.S. and preview screenings of new releases. Expect Q&As, short films, and a spotlight on emerging sapphic storytellers.
With events taking place across the country, Lesbian Visibility Week continues to grow as a powerful platform for celebration, education, and community connection.
