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UK
Events to mark
Bi Visibility Day
23rd September
Bi Visibility Day, also known as International Celebrate Bisexuality Day, has been marked each year since 1999 to highlight biphobia and to help people find the bisexual community.
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2010?
With at least six events marking Bi Visibility Day in 2009, here's to an even bigger and higher profile 23/9/2010 - we'll carry details of events as we get them!
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Manchester
- Saturday 3 October 2009
A grand day out for bis, their friends, partners and allies
From 1pm to 7pm, at LGF on the junction of Bloom Street and Princess Street: meet and mingle with bi and bifriendly folks, for workshops, arts and crafts, and to find out more about local group BiPhoria and other bi stuff like Bi Community News magazine. Marking International Celebrate Bisexuality Day and the fifteenth birthday of BiPhoria - now the UK's longest running bi group.
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Birmingham - Wednesday 23 September 2009
A social soiree for bis, their friends, partners and allies
Birmingham Bi Group will be meeting up for drinks and going on to a restaurant for a bi day meal.
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Manchester
- Wednesday 23 September 2009
A social soiree for bis, their friends, partners and allies
From 8pm, downstairs at Taurus bar, 1 Canal Street: meet and mingle with bi and bifriendly folks, find out more about local group BiPhoria and other bi stuff like Bi Community News magazine.
Here is the Facebook event page |
London
- Wednesday 23 September 2009
International Celebrate Bisexuality Day at The Pembury Tavern, Hackney.
We shall have bi pride flags (pink/purple/blue). Map/venue detals: www.individualpubs.co.uk/pembury/where.html
The Pembury has a good range of real ales and non-alcoholoic beverages, and serves food suitable for vegans/vegetarians/meat eaters. It has an accessible entrance/toilet.
Here is the Facebook event page |
Sheffield
- Wednesday 23 September 2009
Smutty Storytelling for Celebrate Bisexuality Day.
How better to mark International Celebrate Bisexuality Day on 23rd September than with Bisexual Smutty Storytelling, and a bit to eat beforehand.
That’s what the Sheffield Bi Group have lined up with the fabulous Jacqueline Applebee, all the way from London for your delectation!
Bisexuals, friends and allies welcome!
Venue: Coop cafe on London Rd, Sheffield
Time 7-10pm
Sheffield group say, “The cafe will have yummy food at reasonable prices. You can bring your own wine (£2 corkage) and stories will start from 8.30pm.”
The event is free, but donations for Jacqui’s travel costs for coming up from London would be welcomed.
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Norwich - Tuesday 22 September 2009
Hot on the heels of the first Norwich LGBT Pride festival comes the city's first big party to mark International Celebrate Bisexuality Day.
The event will be at the Norwich Playhouse Bar St George's Street, with husband-and-wife DJ 78 and DJ Hilly - DJ 78 plays, well, 78rpm discs, mostly swing, early rock'n'roll, and such - but for this event he promises to mix it up a bit and play a bit of everything from the '20s til the present day (when did you last see gramophones next to normal record decks?) Hilly plays 7" singles, predominantly soul, Motown and disco. She will be delivering a 'high camp' set... making for a really 'up', party atmosphere. There's also talk of a balloon sculptor, making risque and silly balloon models for partygoers.
Then there'll be a stall with Pride merchandise and (of course) bi resources. At midnight there'll be the big announcement that it's the beginning of Bi Day itself. So: 8pm - 12:30am, 22nd Sept, and best of all... FREE ENTRY!
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Past dates and events over the last 10 years in the UK
Manchester
- 23 September 2008
Bi pub quiz organised by
BiPhoria
Edinburgh - 21 September 2008
Quiz, history workshop and more, organised by
BiScotland and the LGBT Centre for Health and Wellbeing

Manchester - 23 September 2006

Birmingham
- 23 September 2005
Edinburgh
- 25 September 2004
Shrewsbury
- 23 September 2003
Shrewsbury
- 23 September 2002
Manchester - 29 September
2002
Manchester
- 23 September 2001
Manchester - 23 September 1999
In 1999 the only event to mark the first International Celebrate Bisexuality Day in the UK was when a half-dozen bis gathered in a corner of Bar 38 on Canal Street. From tiny acorns..!
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