QueerFest Film Night 17 February ‘25
Short films from Queer film makers with Queer content. Curated by Sam Rooke from Psychic Vision

Spoken Word Let’s Hear It Performance
Let’s Hear It! invites LGBTQ+ writers, poets and people with something to say to get up onto stage for the first time. With performances from featured performers TAESIDE and Sara Collie, and hosted by honor ash, Let’s Hear It! has a number of open spots for debut public performances, open to participants in the accompanying workshop and LGBTQ+ people who have not yet spoken in public (or are nervous about doing so).

QueerFest Night Live Saturday 22 February ’25
Sketch Comedy, Music & Variety. Queerfest Night Live is back for a fabulous third year. Topical humour reflecting Queer life and current events. Night Live will bring you characters with unique perspectives, sharp commentary and music.

‘POSE’ art exhibition was a central element of Queerfest Norwich 2025.

Over 60 Artists will be exhibiting pieces that provoke, celebrate, and challenge viewers, creating a space where Queerness is embraced in all its diversity, fluidity, and beauty, and have some fun!

The exhibition will be held from 13 to 23 February 2023 at the Undercroft Gallery, 112-134, Market Pl, Norwich NR2 1ND

We invited artists to explore the concept of ‘Pose’ as a powerful show of resistance. We have work that explores the various meanings of the word ‘Pose’ from a Queer perspective.

As Queer individuals navigate public and private spaces, what does it mean to ‘Pose’ in ways that assert, conceal, or transform visibility? How can posing become a means of resisting marginalisation? In a world where Queer identities often exist at the complex intersections of visibility, societal expectations, and personal validation, posing can be seen as both a form of protest and a testament to survival and resilience. Your ‘Pose’ could signify strength or fragility, fake or authenticity, celebration or survival.

« Strike a Pose

« Pose a Question

« Pose a Threat

This exhibition aims to amplify the voices of artists whose work defies simple categorisation, embracing expressions of Queerness that reflect lived experiences across intersections of race, gender identity, diversity, ability and cultural backgrounds. We aim to open conversations about the nuances of posing and self-presentation as acts of queer courage, imagination, and self-love.