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A display case holding a selection of LGBT+ handbooks, magazines, videos, LPs and CDs. There is a multicoloured bracelet and a bell jar with a bright pink box. A series of objects from the Proud! display at Weston Park Museum. There is an LGBT+ handbook from 2018, a Queer as Folk boxset, Madge Woollard CD case, club night flyer, and various badges and leaflets.

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Proud! Telling LGBT+ Stories in Sheffield display at Weston Park Museum

Proud! Telling LGBT+ stories in Sheffield

Tue 1 October 2019 - Sun 30 March 2025

Weston Park Museum

This display has been co-curated by LGBT+ people living in Sheffield to explore the city’s LGBT+ history and contemporary life. Some of this history can seem hidden, but it’s all around us and part of who we are.

 

Together, we explored themes and stories for the display, and discussed our own experiences and ideas. Themes included historical and inspirational people, coming out, discrimination and prejudice, Sheffield’s LGBT+ scene, family and friends, AIDS and HIV, and inclusion.

As well as the displays curated with the co-curation group, there is also a case with masks created by young people at LGBT+ charity, SAYiT.

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Opening Times

Tue–Sat 10am–4pm | Sun 11am–4pm

There will be a special opening of the museum on Mon 23 Dec, 10am-4pm

***The museum will close for the festive season at 3pm on Tue 24 Dec and reopen on Thu 2 Jan***

Weston Park Museum

Western Bank

Sheffield

S10 2TP

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