queer nature club south west

A community of folks (LGBTQIA+ & allies) who are interested in exploring ideas of queer nature and going on walks or expeditions together to local landscapes and nature reserves in the Southwest of England. 

Activities are queer affirming and queer-led, the programme is designed to be as open and accessible as possible.  

In 2024-5 we made a zine together.

In Summer 2026 we’ll be making a banner together- for pride parades later in the year and 2027.

To join our mailing list drop us a line: socialmaterialcic@gmail.com

UPCOMING EVENTS….UPCOMING EVENTS….UPCOMING EVENTS….UPCOMING EVENTS….UPCOMING EVENTS….UPCOMING EVENTS….

Queer Nature Club X East Quay: Midsummer Meadow Walk

DATE: Saturday 20 June
TIME:
3pm - 7pm
LOCATION:
Holnicote Estate, Exmoor (near Selworthy, Minehead)

Booking required in advance. Pay what you can (suggested cost £5 - £10)

A special midsummer event in the meadows at the Holnicote Estate in Exmoor, led by artists Ione Maria Rojas and Daniel Baker-Wells, in partnership with East Quay.

The event will include a guided walk of the stunning meadows, creative workshops in colour-making and painting, an exploration of the Holnicote rewilding project, and a visit to the beaver enclosure.

link.outsavvy.com/midsummermeadow

Queer Nature Club X East Quay: Artist-led Workshop Day

DATE: Saturday 27th June 2026
TIME:
11.30am - 4pm
LOCATION:
East Quay, Watchet,
Somerset TA23 0AQ

Booking required in advance. Pay what you can (suggested cost £5 - £10)

East Quay and Queer Nature Club South West will host an informal, relaxed day of practical hands-on workshops, including creative writing, drawing & printmaking exploring queer birds, animals and ecosystem. The session will be led by artists Sixto-Juan Zavala and Daniel Baker-Wells.  

link.outsavvy.com/queernatureworkshop

Queer Nature Club South West is curated by Daniel Baker-Wells, design by Sixto-Juan Zavala.

The programme was seed funded by the John Lewis Foundation Nature Fund in 2025. Projects in 2026 are supported by East Quay Watchet, Sovereign Network Group, Dorset Community Foundation and South Devon National Landscape.