There are exhibitions, tours, activities and more taking place at People’s History Museum throughout LGBT+ History Month (Sunday 1 February to Saturday 28 February).
Together, they celebrate and explore our LGBTQIA+ collections and archives, sharing memories of activism and stories of the changemakers who have played a part in the fight for equality from the past to the present.
Find out what’s on and how to get involved.
This new exhibition by Manchester-based arts organisation IAP:MCR explores the 1988 Section 28 protest in Manchester and features new artwork commissions that respond to its legacy.
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Join us for a special archive exploration and queer history tour led by the team at Manchester-based arts organisation IAP:MCR who have created the exhibition, Re/Assemble.
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Gain a unique perspective on the Re/Assemble exhibition (showing until Sunday 3 January 2027) with a bookable group tour led by a member of the team at IAP:MCR who created the exhibition.
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Find out about the Re/Assemble exhibition and the events of 1988 which created the spark for a project to archive its memories and its legacy with curator and Artistic Director Jez Dolan.
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Dive into the museum’s recently digitised LGBTQIA+ badge collection in a blog with PHM Collections Assistant Morgan Beale. Morgan explores the history of the symbols and slogans, some of which are subtle and others proudly visible.
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