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Club Urania Late, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Headline DJ and performances tba. Tickets here

Belfast Book Festival, Belfast. Diarmuid and Katherine O'Donnell, author of Slant, discuss queer history and identity for Late Night Art. More info and tickets here.

Foyles, Charing Cross Road. Diarmuid is in conversation with Peter Parker about his new book, Some Men In London. More info and tickets here

Hay Festival, Hay-on-Wye. Diarmuid talks about queer spaces, the importance of belonging, and Nothing Ever Just Disappears. Meadow Stage, 5.30pm. More info and tickets here

Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge. For Queer Utopias festival, Diarmuid is joined by Noreen Masud to discuss utopianism and a queer sense of place. More info and tickets here. 

Oxford Literary Festival, Oxford Martin School. Diarmuid is in conversation with Amin Ghaziani and Matt Cook about queer identity and a creative life. More info here. 

*SOLD OUT* Gay's The Word, London. Diarmuid talks with Amin Ghaziani about his new book Long Live Queer Nightlife. More info and tickets here. 

Sunday Feature, BBC Radio 3. Diarmuid's radio documentary about filmmaker Jack Smith broadcast on BBC Radio. Listen here.

Christ's College, Cambridge, 6pm. For Queer History Month, Diarmuid discusses LGBTQ+ equality with Lord Chris Smith and others. More info here.

Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Hastings. Diarmuid speaks with Hastings Queer History Collective about the town's queer spaces and places. More info here.

*SOLD OUT*Club Urania, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Acts include Tink Flaherty and Belladonna Paloma. More info and tickets here.

Southwark Cathedral, London. Diarmuid talks about Nothing Ever Just Disappears, creativity and a queer sense of place. More info here.

Nothing Ever Just Disappears USA West Coast launch, Book Soup Los Angeles. Diarmuid reads from the book and discusses a queer sense of place. More info here.

Nothing Ever Just Disappears USA East Coast launch, The Strand Bookstore NYC. Diarmuid talks with novelist Alice Winn. More info here.

Bobst Library, NYU. Diarmuid delivers a public lecture on the 30th anniversary of the founding of NYU's Downtown Collection of archives. More info tbc

Mimosa House, London. Diarmuid chats with artists Sophie Seita and Naomi Woo about their exhibition bingenTV. More info here.

Heffers Bookshop, Cambridge. Diarmuid is in conversation with Jack Parlett about Nothing Ever Just Disappears. More info and tickets here.

Books Upstairs, Dublin. Diarmuid reads from Nothing Ever Just Disappears and chats to Susan Tomaselli. More info and booking here.

Charleston House, East Sussex. Diarmuid talks about creativity and a queer sense of place in the Bloomsbury set's historic home. More info and tickets here.

Club Urania Late, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Acts include Chiyo and Orlando. More info and tickets here.

*SOLD OUT* Club Urania, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Acts include José Funnell and Astro Zenica. More info and tickets here.

*SOLD OUT* Institute for Contemporary Arts, London. Diarmuid talks with the Gays Gone By collective about Nothing Ever Just Disappears. More info and tickets here.

Topping & Company Booksellers, Bath. Diarmuid reads from Nothing Ever Just Disappears and talks about writing queer biography. More info and tickets here.

Kettle's Yard, Cambridge. Diarmuid is in conversation with artist Ian Giles about his film Edward/Maurice. More info and tickets here. 

Portobello Books, Edinburgh. Diarmuid reads from Nothing Ever Just Disappears and talks with Katie Goh. More info and tickets here. 

Nothing Ever Just Disappears launch, Foyles Charing Cross Road. Diarmuid reads from his new book and talks with Jason Okundaye. More info and tickets here. 

Pilot Press book launch, Institute for Contemporary Art, London. Diarmuid is in conversation with Dodie Bellamy about Kevin Killian's Argento Series. More info and tickets here.

*SOLD OUT* LRB Bookshop, Bloomsbury. Diarmuid is in conversation with Isabel Waidner about their new book, Corey Fah Does Social Mobility. 

30th Anniversary of Decriminalisation, Trinity College Dublin. Diarmuid joins other activists and academics to reflect on the decriminalisation of homosexuality in Ireland. More info and tickets here.

Club Urania Late, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Headline DJ Lucia Blayke. Acts include GeeGee and Dairy King. More info and tickets here. 

Sunday Feature, BBC Radio 3. Diarmuid contributes to a new radio documentary The Pleasures and Pains of Denton Welch. Listen here.

*SOLD OUT* Club Urania, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Collaboration with disability arts festival I'm Here Where Are You. Acts include Bibi June and Ebony Rose Dark. More info and tickets here. 

New Thinking, BBC Sounds. Diarmuid presents a BBC podcast on new LGBTQ+ research, with guests Dr Ina Linge and Dr Sarah Pyke. Listen online here.

*SOLD OUT* Club Urania, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Acts include Wet Mess and Matty May.

Daunt Books Festival, Marylebone. Diarmuid is in conversation with Tom Crewe about his novel The New Life. More info and tickets here.

The Really Popular Book Club, Cambridge University Library. (Free, online) Diarmuid leads LGBTQ History Month special on Michael Cunningham's novel The Hours. More info and signup here.

*SOLD OUT* Club Urania, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Acts include: Katie Greenall and Eve Stainton.

Free Thinking, BBC Radio 3. Special programme on 'Stories of Love', Diarmuid introduces Rita Mae Brown's lesbian classic Rubyfruit Jungle. More info here. 

Cambridge Edition magazine feature on Club Urania, Diarmuid interviewed: 'We're happy to be broadening people's perspective on queer culture'. Read the issue here.

Sunday Feature, BBC Radio 3. Diarmuid's radio documentary Deeds and Words broadcast, focusing on the art and activism of the suffrage movement. Listen here.