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A queer rave and a Sikh drag queen: The Mancunians recognised for their amazing contributions to the LGBTQ+ community

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Celebrating the LGBTQ+ community is what the eagerly anticipated Gaydio Pride Awards encompasses at its core. A night to champion and honour the work of individuals, charities and organisations who better the lives of those in the community across the UK.

And it is held right here in Manchester city centre. On Friday night (February 16), VIP guests and shortlisted nominees are sure to dazzle on the red carpet before the prestigious ceremony at the Hilton, on Deansgate, in an evening that will see hands put together for worthy winners across a host of categories.

Now in its second year, the pride awards are not only a unique opportunity for LGBTQ+ persons and allies to support one another, but a chance for guests to explode in pride, honour and solidarity, in an evening topped off by huge performances from special guests. Try MEN Premium now for FREE...

just click here to give it a go. Nominations across 13 categories, including LGBTQ+ influencer of the year and venue/event of the year, opened in 2023, before a panel of judges whittled the nominees to a select few, worthy of praise and recognition for their inspirational efforts.

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