The Pony Club is a social networking group for lesbian, gay, bi and trans women in Dorset and the South.

It is also open to all those who feel an affinity with our community and their friends. It was set up by four pals fed up with the scene who wanted more variety for women. 

With events from live music, beach parties, walking the coast, pony trekking, and surfing - The Pony Club has something for everyone.

Kiss n Make Up are a social group of TS/TVs their partners & admirers.

Meeting in Bournemouth, they hold social events for like minded people within a safe, social environment.

Bournemouth University LGBT is a social and political society which works with the University, the Arts Institute, partnership colleges and the local community to raise and improve all issues involving its LGBT students.

The society has an elected commitee, that helps to organise social events and campaigns, who regularly meet to discuss LGBT issues and have regular socials on the Bournemouth gay scene as well as other exciting locations.

The Dinner Ladies is a social group for gay women living in Southsea/Portsmouth.

They meet up once a month in local restaurants. They are a non-scene group for couples and singles who are over 25. Their emphasis is on good company, good wine, and good food (in that order).

Located on the south west coast, Bournemouth and the surrounding area is home to a large concentration of bears - but don’t take our word for it, come and visit and check out the gorgeous grizzlies for yourself!

A gay mans social group for bears, cubs, admirers and friends.

Budding writers and people interested writing are invited to the rainbowritingroup.

They meet at 'Over The Rainbow' on St Michael's Road at 8pm on the last Wednesday of each month.

MSC Bournemouth is a social group set-up mainly for Gay Men into Leather, Rubber, Uniform, Denim, Skinhead, Western and Biker gear / lifestyle.

Lesbians are welcome to join, however we currently have no lesbian members. MCB is a member of ECMC and FUKC, The European Confederation of Motorcycle Clubs and The Federation of UK Clubs.

GFC Bournemouth was formed in the summer of 2005 in order to give gay footballers in the Bournemouth area the chance to play the game with like-minded people on a regular basis.

Their core activity is ‘park football’, which takes place on a Sunday at least twice a month. Everyone is welcome, regardless of ability.