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London Bisexual Group Programme
This was the programme for the Discussion Group at LBG September 2000 to January 2001.LBG meetings run from 8 to 10pm. The Discussion Group starts at 9pm, except on video nights when it starts at 8.30pm. Newcomers are welcome at any meeting of LBG, however the first meeting in each month is designated as a Newcomers' meeting, if necessary, when we can discuss topics relevant to people who have not been to a bisexual group before.
A programme suitable for printing may be found here.
| 8th September | BiCon reminiscence | What did we think of BiCon? What would we like to see from BiCon in the future? |
| 15th September | Body Images | Do you have problems with your body image, or are you mostly comfortable with yourself? What of your body would you like to change? A workshop for anyone who's ever felt "fat and ugly". |
| 22nd September | Wet social | Bring drinks (including alcohol) along to the group to celebrate International Celebrate Bisexuality Day. |
| 29th September | Video: "Velvet Goldmine" | The story of a bisexual rock star in the 1970s. Allegedly based on the story of David Bowie. |
| 6th October | Discovering naturism. | What's it like to be a naturist? Marc and Jean tell all in this workshop. Don't worry, no one will be taking their clothes off during it! |
| 13th October | Movement and Massage. | A gentle workshop intended to help us relax. No special equipment is required. |
| 20th October | Bisexual erotic writing. | Laurence and co. share stories from the newly-published bi erotic anthology and talk about its production. Copies of the book will be available at a reduced rate after the workshop. |
| 27th October | Interacting with the Mundanes. | How to come out, without making a big song and dance about it... |
| 3rd November | Video: "Wilde". | See Stephen Fry's excellent portrayal of the gay playwright Oscar Wilde. Very moving in places, bring tissues. |
| 10th November | Committment. | What do different people mean when they say they are in a "committed" relationship? What does "committment" mean in a bi context? What about those of us who are non-monogamous? |
| 17th November | Temporary Body Art. | Another fun "dressing-up" workshop with Trish. |
| 24th November | Film: "The Object of my Affection". | A story about a straight woman and her gay best friend. Can they form a family together? |