Britain's longest running bi group
We run social-support spaces for people ages 18 and up who are attracted to people of more than one gender.
We started meeting in September 1994 and have been getting together regularly ever since.
That's a lot of meetings - in person or online at least once a month for more than 28 years.
It doesn't matter if you are bi-curious or bi-certain!
Or whether your preferred word for it is bi, pan, polysexual, omni or something else.
If you are questioning your orientation and could use a space to talk it over where better than a bunch of people who have been through the same thing?
Group Space
BiPhoria is open to people from all walks of life and to those who are bi curious or discreet about their sexual orientation as well as those who are comfortably "out".
We ask that everyone respects confidentiality within the group. That means that you don't share with people outside the group things like who goes there or link back to them the things that they say.
While the group is a bi space, you can bring a friend along for support the first time you come to the group, and non-bi partners and friends are welcome to join us on our social nights.
Note that the "First Wednesday" talky space meeting is a peer support group and a rare space for bi+ people to talk about their experiences of being bi and of biphobia, so if you want to promote your project, fundraise your good cause or recruit participants for your research, send us details to share in announcements rather than coming along in person.
You're not alone
One of the hardest things about being bi is isolation.
Often we already know other bi people - we just don't realise it yet!
Even these days, coming out can be scary.
Join us and meet other bi people to gain the confidence you need to come out - to family, friends, work colleagues, and most important yourself.
What We Do
Visibly Bi
What attendees say
"2 years since I first went to BiPhoria! I've made some lovely friends, had some brilliant discussions and drunk lots of beer!
"Love that going to the group has given me the opportunity to march in the Manchester Pride Parade for the last 2 years as well"
"Without BiPhoria I don't know how I'd have made friends in Manchester, I wouldn't have gotten involved in all the activism I have, I wouldn't have been nearly as confident and happy in my bisexual skin as I am.
"And I know there's dozens and hundreds of other people BiPhoria has helped in the same kinds of ways, over all those years."
"Whatever kind of government we have, whatever kind of economy we have, there's never been any money in bisexual activism or organisations.
"It's amazing that BiPhoria has done as well as it has, for as long as it has. Here's to more, hopefully better-funded, good work from BiPhoria!"