Third Half Queer Social

Settle in as live acoustic music fills the room and the night finds its rhythm. The Third Half is the after-party with no agenda, a place to land, drink in hand and fall into conversation with people you've just met. Came for the Queer rugby, riding the high of Pride Week, or just chasing a good night out, it doesn't matter. The door's open and the welcome's warm. Come as you are, stay as long as the night lets you.

The venue

Feed The Yak! is an independent Wembley Park sports bar right by the stadium entrance, with one of the largest selections of London craft beers, microbrews and natural wines in the city. Decked out with sports memorabilia and run with a friendly, welcoming spirit by owner Seb, it's the perfect place to carry on the evening.

Good to know

Open to all. Your first drink is on us, redeemable with your token. As a drink is included, this event is 18+. Drop in after the Touch Rugby session, or come straight to the bar.

About our event partner: West London Queer Project and West London Warriors

The West London Queer Project (WLQP) is a non-profit Community Interest Company driven by the desire to connect, support and give voice to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and other sexual and gender identifying (LGBTQ+) people in West London. They aim to improve the lives of LGBTQ+ people in West London and beyond, offering fun events and a safe, welcoming and supportive space to uplift, empower and connect, alongside advocacy, awareness-raising and change-making work with local policy-makers.

The West London Warriors are a mixed-gender, mixed-ability, non-professional touch rugby club.  Their weekly open sessions are currently taking place at Homefields Recreational Grounds in Chiswick every Saturday from 10.30am to 12 noon. 

Please feel free to register on our events page and then just turn up to the session, which are open to everyone regardless of your age, ability or experience. 

Find them at wlqp.org.

About Pride Week at Wembley Park

Wembley Park Pride returns from Sunday 28 June to Sunday 5 July 2026, bringing a week of free events, community connection and celebration to the heart of North West London.

In partnership with the West London Queer Project and a range of local LGBTQ+ organisations, this year's programme invites everyone to come together through movement, creativity, conversation and entertainment. From outdoor yoga to Queer Tango, Touch Rugby, zine-making workshops and thought-provoking discussions, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Whether you're looking to meet new people, learn a new skill, celebrate LGBTQ+ culture or simply spend time in a welcoming and inclusive community, Wembley Park Pride offers a variety of experiences across some of Wembley Park's most loved venues and public spaces.

All events are free to attend, but booking is recommended as spaces are limited for selected sessions. Join us for a week of Pride, community and unforgettable moments across Wembley Park.