Wednesday 8th May – Friday 17th May (free entry, no ticket required) The Fitzrovia Chapel is delighted to host the Terry Higgins Memorial Quilt in partnership with Terrence Higgins Trust. Terry Higgins was the first named person to die of AIDS in the UK, and Terrence Higgins Trust was founded in his memory in 1982....
Wednesday 8th May – Friday 17th May (free entry, no ticket required) The Fitzrovia Chapel is delighted to host the Terry Higgins Memorial Quilt in partnership with Terrence Higgins Trust. Terry Higgins was the first named person to die of AIDS in the UK, and Terrence Higgins Trust was founded in his memory in 1982....
LGBT Humanists and Humanists UK will be observing Trans Day of Remembrance on 20 November, to remember and mourn the deaths of trans people in the UK and around the world who have been murdered this year due to transphobic violence. Whist they are a non-religious group, they welcome people of all beliefs to come...
Across London and the UK, Pride celebrations mark the struggles lived in pursuit of the right to live and love as yourself, and celebrate the history of the LGBT+ community. The Fitzrovia Chapel believes that love is love, and is glad to be a place where all couples are welcome to express that love through...
Pass through Fitzrovia’s Fitzroy Square and you’ll spot a blue plaque which marks the time one of our greatest writers lived there (1907 to 1911). Virginia Woolf, novelist, critic, playwright, a towering woman of letters, moved to the square with her brother Adrian in April of that year. She wrote: ‘ All the lights in...
