Danny Beard at The Black Cap – 3 July 2026
anny Beard is a Drag Race UK winner known for camp glamour, powerhouse vocals, sharp comedy and unforgettable…
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View EventThe Black Cap isn’t just a venue with a famous name – it’s a building, a stage, and a community landmark. From its historic façade on Camden High Street to the performance room that helped shape London cabaret, The Black Cap has long been a place where talent breaks through, audiences gather and queer culture is celebrated.
For more than 250 years, The Black Cap has been at the heart of Camden. Known as one of London's most historic pubs and a cornerstone of LGBTQ+ culture, it has hosted legendary performers, launched careers and offered generations a safe and celebratory space.
Now, at long last, the Cap is OPEN once more. It's been saved not just by law, but by love, by the thousands who stood up for it, sang for it, and believed in it. The Cap has always been more than bricks and mortar. It's drag and glitter, it's protest and power, it's the place where outsiders became insiders.
The Black Cap's story begins way back in 1751, when it first opened as the Mother Black Cap. Read More…
In the 1960s, long before it was legal to be openly gay in this country, the Black Cap became something more than a pub. Read More…
Through the 70s and 80s the Cap wasn't just a pub – it was a lifeline. Read More…
The Black Cap's importance has never been limited to nightlife. Read More…
Now, at long last, the Cap is reopening. Read More…
The ground-floor main showroom, performance stage, dance floor, and primary social hub, named in honor of Lily Savage.
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