West London Queer Project announces packed programme of sport, social events and festive celebrations
From new sporting opportunities to supper clubs, Christmas celebrations and a New Year’s Eve party, there’s plenty happening at West London Queer Project.
West London Queer Project is keeping West London’s LGBTQ+ community busy this autumn and winter, with a growing programme of sport, social activities and special events designed to bring people together, make new friends and try something different.
Our Autumn of Tasters programme is now well underway, with activities including football, tennis, hockey, rock climbing, touch rugby, yoga and spinning. Several sessions have already sold out, but there are plenty more opportunities coming up. WLQP is also looking at introducing new sports and activities in the New Year, making it even easier for people of all abilities and experience levels to get involved.
It’s not all about sport! Our weekly Friday socials at the Crown & Anchor in Chiswick continue to grow, with games nights, film screenings and the new Solo Supper Club, created especially for people who would like to meet others over a relaxed meal. Coming along on your own can sometimes feel daunting, so the supper club offers a friendly, welcoming way to make new connections.
And with the festive season approaching, there’s even more to look forward to, including Christmas celebrations, dancing and entertainment, and a New Year’s Eve party to round off 2026.
Aubrey Crawley, Founder of West London Queer Project, said:
“We’ve had an incredible response to our activities this autumn, with so many new faces joining us every week. What makes WLQP special is the variety of opportunities we offer. Whether someone wants to try a new sport, enjoy a night out, make friends or simply feel part of something, there’s something for everyone.
“We know how important these spaces are, particularly for people who may feel isolated or find it difficult to meet others. We’re always looking at ways to expand what we do and reach even more people across West London.”
Most WLQP activities are free or low cost and open to LGBTQ+ adults aged 18 and over, with people regularly travelling from across London and beyond to take part.
For full event listings, upcoming dates and bookings, visit out What's On page.
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