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# A Queer Night at Hove Museum on Thursday, August 1
- URL: https://www.scenemag.co.uk/a-queer-night-at-hove-museum-on-thursday-august-1/
- Published: 2024-07-10T15:00:03.000Z
- Updated: 2024-07-10T13:36:12.000Z
- Description: Join Queer Heritage South for a pre-Pride celebration at Hove Museum of Creativity on Thursday, August 1. Queer Heritage South joins Days of Wonder for a night of music, talks, performances, video projections, and art, to explore the queer legacy of Hove Museum’s film & media collection. The event w
- Author: Graham Robson
- Tags: Brighton, Brighton Pride, Hove, LGBT, LGBTQ, Queer Heritage South

Join **Queer Heritage South** for a pre-Pride celebration at **Hove Museum of Creativity** on **Thursday, August 1**.

Queer Heritage South joins **Days of Wonder** for a night of music, talks, performances, video projections, and art, to explore the queer legacy of Hove Museum’s film & media collection.

The event will begin at **6.30pm** with a series of talks exploring the city’s film collection and history. From **7.30pm** the legendary **Club Silencio** will take over the ground floor bringing their oddball queer campery to Hove Museum for one night only!

See stars of the silver screen come to life through their unique queer lens, in ways that will astound, delight and maybe even terrify. While across the museum you will be able to explore art and performances by **Bella Okuya**, **Kate Shields** and many others, bringing queer-themed art to life for Pride.

The event is ticketed and on a sliding scale – **£5, £10, £15**. Spaces are limited. Tickets to the event include the talk and entry to Club Silencio’s takeover.

***Queer Night at Hove Museum* on Thursday, August 1 from 6.30 – 10pm at Hove Museum of Creativity, 19 New Church Road, BN3 4AB.**

**Tickets [HERE](https://queerinbrighton.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3852d2564f4a73d70efecb75c&id=11bca48c09&e=1ff4e53f68&ref=scenemag.co.uk)**

Image credit: “Two Clowns”, 1906 , George Albert Smith & Laura E Bailey (courtesy of Screen Archive South East)