The Sydney Pride Festival 2022 “Be Brave, Be Strong, Be You” launches at Stonewall Hotel on the Thursday 2nd June.
Sydney Pride Festival will run from the 2nd until the 30th June.
This year's Festival is about empowering each other.
The Sydney Pride Festival would like to thank the volunteers, event organisers, sponsors and LGBTQI community and all our friends for all their support.
We are currently seeking expressions of interest in adding your current event or producing a new live or online event for our wonderful community.
If you would like to be part of the festival.
Please send an email to:
info@sydneypride.com
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Featured Events...Current Month june, 2022 Past & Future Events Past & Future Events Only Past Events Only Future Events 02jun7:00 pm9:00 pmSydney Pride Launch7:00 pm - 9:00 pm AEST Event DetailsSydney Pride Launch Stonewall Hotel Sydney Pride festival will launch on Thursday 2nd June at Stonewall Hotel. If you would like to hold an event during the festival please email Glenn Hansen at Event DetailsSydney Pride Launch Stonewall Hotel Sydney Pride festival will launch on Thursday 2nd June at Stonewall Hotel. Time(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm AEST LocationStonewall Hotel 175 Oxford St. Darlinghurst 02jun(jun 2)9:00 pm03(jun 3)12:30 amTrans Glamore9:00 pm - 12:30 am (3) AEST Event DetailsTrans Glamore TRANS GLAMORE is a night to celebrate transgender performers & friends. Launched in August 2017, Trans Glamoré . Everyone is encouraged to join in the fun with more Event DetailsTrans Glamore TRANS GLAMORE is a night to celebrate transgender performers & friends. Time2 (Thursday) 9:00 pm - 3 (Friday) 12:30 am AEST LocationStonewall Hotel 175 Oxford St. Darlinghurst 03jun6:00 pmLemons with a Twist6:00 pm Event DetailsSydney's social event for lesbians, their friends and allies. . Be prepared for a night of social networking, music, drinks and of course... fun! . We will be kicking off with none more Event DetailsSydney’s social event for lesbians, their friends and allies. Time(Friday) 6:00 pm LocationBurdekin 2 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 03jun7:30 pmConvicts Triviawith Hannah Conda7:30 pm AEST Event DetailsJOIN US FOR CONVICTS TRIVIA with HANNAH CONDA After a couple years off we're thrilled to announce the return of our famous Trivia night. It's a special more Event DetailsJOIN US FOR CONVICTS TRIVIA with HANNAH CONDAAfter a couple years off we’re thrilled to announce the return of our famous Trivia night. It’s a special year as we fundraise to take the Convicts to Canada to defend their title in the 2022 Bingham Cup in Ottawa. Join Hannah Conda, Convicts players, our family and friends for a memorable evening that will test your knowledge and provide lots of laughs. Tables can be purchased as teams of 6, 8 or 10. Buy your tickets now: What to expect: Doors open from 7pm for a 730pm start or arrive early for a pre-drink downstairs. See you there and thanks for your support Time(Friday) 7:30 pm AEST LocationPADDINGTON RSL 220-232 Oxford Street, Paddington 03jun(jun 3)9:30 pm04(jun 4)3:30 amThick 'N'Juicy9:30 pm - 3:30 am (4) Event DetailsThick ‘N’ Juicy 9:30pm Home The Venue After an EPIC reunion party back in December, we’re finally heading back to Home The Venue for another more Event DetailsThick ‘N’ Juicy9:30pmHome The VenueAfter an EPIC reunion party back in December, we’re finally heading back to Home The Venue for another gigantic celebration! High Profile DJs Friday 3 June 2022 THICK ‘N’ JUICY parties are home to a big family of beautiful men and their LGBTIQ+ friends. Everyone is welcome in our home! @thicknjuicyevents Time3 (Friday) 9:30 pm - 4 (Saturday) 3:30 am LocationHome The Venue 101/1 Wheat Road, Darling Harbour Precinct 03jun10:30 pmPride Production Show10:30 pm AEST Event DetailsPride Production Show Minnie Cooper, Coco Jumbo & Mynx Moscato 10:30pm, 11:30pm & 12:30am Stonewall Hotel Event DetailsPride Production ShowMinnie Cooper, Coco Jumbo & Mynx Moscato10:30pm, 11:30pm & 12:30amStonewall HotelTime(Friday) 10:30 pm AEST LocationStonewall Hotel 175 Oxford St. Darlinghurst 04jun10:30 am11:30 amBONDI MEMORIALCommunity Launch10:30 am - 11:30 am AEST Event Details10:30am – 11:30am Marks Park, Tamarama ACON and Waverley Council invite all to the community launch of the Bondi Memorial, a public artwork in Marks more Event Details10:30am – 11:30am Marks Park, Tamarama ACON and Waverley Council invite all to the community launch of the Bondi Memorial, a public artwork in Marks Park, Tamarama, dedicated to all the victims and survivors targeted during a spate of homophobic and transphobic violence from the 1970s to the 1990s in Sydney and NSW. The artwork, titled ‘Rise’, has been designed by lead designer John Nicholson of UAP Urban Art Projects (UAP). We hope you can join us on Saturday 4 June 10.30am-11.30am as we officially unveil this monument of remembrance, diversity, inclusion, justice and healing. This is an open event. All welcome. Time(Saturday) 10:30 am - 11:30 am AEST LocationMarks Park, Tamarama Tamarama 04jun1:00 pm9:00 pmWhere Love LivesLaunch Party1:00 pm - 9:00 pm AEST Event DetailsWhere Love Lives SYDNEY Launch Party Saturday June 4th. 2022 The Beresford Hotel 354 Bourke St, Surry Hills 1pm till 9pm WHERE LOVE LIVES will focus on providing the more Event DetailsWhere Love Lives SYDNEY Launch PartySaturday June 4th. 2022 WHERE LOVE LIVES will focus on providing the LGBTQ+ community and friends the most spectacular and memorable dance events. We will endeavor to provide you with the best local and international DJ’s and performers, outstanding sound, state of the art lighting and special effects. We focus on distinct and unique decor, innovative drag, and of course lots of attention to ensure a spectacular, safe and detailed event. WHERE LOVE LIVES is an invitation to the dance of many that celebrates and unites all ages and diversities; in a menagerie of sound and vision within a tapestry of lights. At the launch party we will be offering complimentary bubbly & canapés on arrival. Our aim is to always host quality, world class dance events for the discerning Sydney party-goer. Time(Saturday) 1:00 pm - 9:00 pm AEST LocationBeresford Hotel 354 Bourke St, Surry Hills 04jun6:00 pm10:00 pmAlaska Strikes Back6:00 pm - 10:00 pm AEST Event DetailsAlaska Strikes Back A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, on the planet Glamtron a tiny creature was born. Some time in the last more Event DetailsAlaska Strikes BackA long time ago in a galaxy far far away, on the planet Glamtron a tiny creature was born. Some time in the last century, that creature crash landed on our shady little planet and became known to us as Alaska Thunderfuck. Now she’s headed down under again to bring you The Alaska Show 2: The Fempire Strikes Back! Her midichlorians are off the scale and she’s ready to slay… some storm troopers. Following sold out shows every year, Alaska is returning to Australia to bring you her brand new show, The Fempire Strikes Back. More of the Alaska you love, back for 2022. Will she be able to fend off the dark side and harness her true power? Will she build the first leopard print lightsaber? Do you follow the empire, or are you part of the resistance? We encourage you to dress up like you’re heading out for a night at the Mos Eisley Cantina! Don’t get left out in the cold on the planet Hoth, snatch your tickets now before they fly out the door! – Management reserves the right to refuse admission 220-232 Oxford Street, Paddington, Sydney Time(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm AEST LocationPADDINGTON RSL 220-232 Oxford Street, Paddington 04jun6:00 pmThe Aurora BallMetamorphosis6:00 pm AEST Event Details6pm The Crystal Ballroom at Luna Park Did you know that only 5 cents in every $100 received by an Australian charity goes to a registered LGBTIQ+ organisation? more Event Details6pm
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Featured Events...Current Month june, 2022 Past & Future Events Past & Future Events Only Past Events Only Future Events 06junAll Day19julPride Art Prize(All Day) Event DetailsInviting Artists To Exhibit TAP Gallery 6th - 19th June 2022 $25 Entry Fee per work - $500 in Prizes Presentations: Saturday 11th June 5pm Sponsor Mel W & Co. All Event DetailsInviting Artists To Exhibit
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Featured Events...Current Month june, 2022 Past & Future Events Past & Future Events Only Past Events Only Future Events 13jun4:45 pmPlease Baby PleaseSydney Film Festival4:45 pm Event DetailsPlease Baby Please Directed by Amanda Kramer 2022 USA 95 minutes Unclassified 18+ more Event DetailsPlease Baby PleaseDirected by Amanda Kramer 2022 USA 95 minutes Unclassified 18+
Save more with a Flexipass A Streetcar Named Desire by way of John Waters, Andrea Riseborough leads this leather-clad, gender-bending treatise on lust, marriage and camp. Opening film, Rotterdam 2022.
A seemingly ideal lower-east side bohemian couple, Suze (Riseborough) and Arthur (Harry Melling) re-evaluate their sexuality, gender and connection to each other after witnessing the violent murder of a stranger by the Young Gents, a group of dangerously alluring greasers. Thrust into unfamiliar territory, Arthur is drawn to gang leader Teddy, whose lustful gaze and Tom of Finland-conjuring looks titillate Suze in equal measure. Featuring cameo appearances from Demi Moore and Mary Lynn Rajskub and styled straight out of an early Almodóvar film, this defiantly unconventional and feverish pseudo-musical cements director Amanda Kramer (Ladyworld, SFF 2019) as a unique voice in the contemporary film landscape. Time(Monday) 4:45 pm LocationDendy Newton 261-263 King Street Newtown 13jun8:00 pmLonesomeSydney Film Festival8:00 pm Event DetailsLonesome Directed by Craig Boreham Craig Boreham’s follow up to Teenage Kicks (SFF 2016) explores desire, sexuality and isolation as two very different young men form an unlikely more Event DetailsLonesomeDirected by Craig Boreham Craig Boreham’s follow up to Teenage Kicks (SFF 2016) explores desire, sexuality and isolation as two very different young men form an unlikely and surprising connection. After being embroiled in a small-town scandal, Casey (Josh Lavery) heads to Sydney where he connects with Tib (Daniel Gabriel) via an app and ends up in an intense sexual encounter. Tib makes it clear that his casual hook-ups aren’t meant to linger but there is more-than-usual chemistry bubbling here. Soon, Casey is staying on Tib’s couch and the pair take on odd jobs around the city to make some cash. But while they draw closer, each revealing traumatic incidents from their lives, they struggle to concretise their connection. Sexually explicit and romantic, gritty and tender, the visually splendid Lonesome is a moving story of two scarred individuals overcoming their pasts to become open to the idea of love.
Time(Monday) 8:00 pm LocationState Theatre 49 Market Street, Sydney 14jun6:15 pmFashion BabylonSydney Film Festival6:15 pm Event DetailsFashion Babylon Directed by Gianluca Matarrese 2022 France 88 minutes Unclassified 15+ more Event DetailsFashion BabylonDirected by Gianluca Matarrese 2022 France 88 minutes Unclassified 15+
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Three fashion insiders – Michelle Elie, Casey Spooner and Violet Chachki – share their accessory-strewn lives in this vibrant front-row-seat documentary.
Drag artist and Season 7 winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Violet is always on the go, so rushed she ends up squeezing into couture outfits in the back of a taxi. OTT fashionista Michelle, a former model who now calls the streets her catwalk, struggles to fit a week’s worth of attire into her car. Musician and artist Casey spends every dollar on clothes and now he’s behind on the rent. This fabulous threesome is Italian director Gianluca Matarrese’s guide to the fashion world’s inner sanctum. A highly competitive domain – not exactly cut-throat but certainly fickle – it’s all down to who-you-know and how-you-look and that makes Fashion Babylon a colourful and highly entertaining watch. Time(Tuesday) 6:15 pm LocationDendy Newton 261-263 King Street Newtown 16jun5:00 pm9:00 pmPowerhouse Late x Vivid Ideas: Queer Sydney5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Event DetailsPowerhouse Late x Vivid Ideas: Queer Sydney Join our celebration of Sydney’s LGBTQIA+ history and explore the lineage from the original Mardi Gras 78ers to now, before more Event DetailsPowerhouse Late x Vivid Ideas: Queer SydneyJoin our celebration of Sydney’s LGBTQIA+ history and explore the lineage from the original Mardi Gras 78ers to now, before ending the night with a little ‘Disco Conversion Therapy’ and a big ol’ party. Join dance floor anthropologist, Aunty Jonny for ‘Disco Conversion Therapy’, an edifying lecture on the history of radical music, sexed up dance floors and the people your mother warned you about. Curated by Johnny Allen, C.Moore Hardy, Dino Dimitriadis, see drag performances, alongside talks and archival footage and photos of Sydney’s queer party scene. Hear different perspectives on the topic ‘From Camp to Gay to Queer — a Continuum or a Disconnection?’ and learn more about Sydney’s internationally acclaimed response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Proudly presented by Vivid Ideas and Powerhouse. Powerhouse Museum Time(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm LocationPowerhouse Museum 500 Harris St. Ultimo 16jun6:00 pm7:00 pmPreventing And Managing Bullying6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Event DetailsPreventing And Managing Bullying Webinar – 16th June This #StrongSafeFabulous online workshop for LGBTIQA+ parents, and parents/carers of LGBTIQA+ children, explores strategies to prevent and manage more Event DetailsPreventing And Managing Bullying Webinar – 16th JuneThis #StrongSafeFabulous online workshop for LGBTIQA+ parents, and parents/carers of LGBTIQA+ children, explores strategies to prevent and manage bullying. The 60 minute session will look at preventing bullying and cyber bullying, how to support a child who is being bullied, working with your child’s school/centre, what to do if your child is a bully and other important areas. The program is open to parents and carers across Australia, but note the session is on Thursday 16th June from 6pm-7pm Sydney time and will be offered via zoom. The session will be recorded and available to view after the event. Please register below so the link can be sent to you. Time(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm LocationOnline 17jun8:00 pmFashion BabylonSydney Film Festival8:00 pm Event DetailsFashion Babylon Directed by Gianluca Matarrese 2022 France 88 minutes Unclassified 15+ more Event DetailsFashion BabylonDirected by Gianluca Matarrese 2022 France 88 minutes Unclassified 15+
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Three fashion insiders – Michelle Elie, Casey Spooner and Violet Chachki – share their accessory-strewn lives in this vibrant front-row-seat documentary.
Drag artist and Season 7 winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Violet is always on the go, so rushed she ends up squeezing into couture outfits in the back of a taxi. OTT fashionista Michelle, a former model who now calls the streets her catwalk, struggles to fit a week’s worth of attire into her car. Musician and artist Casey spends every dollar on clothes and now he’s behind on the rent. This fabulous threesome is Italian director Gianluca Matarrese’s guide to the fashion world’s inner sanctum. A highly competitive domain – not exactly cut-throat but certainly fickle – it’s all down to who-you-know and how-you-look and that makes Fashion Babylon a colourful and highly entertaining watch. Time(Friday) 8:00 pm LocationEvent Cinemas George St, Sydney 17jun8:30 pmLonesomeSydney Film Festival8:30 pm Event DetailsLonesome Directed by Craig Boreham Craig Boreham’s follow up to Teenage Kicks (SFF 2016) explores desire, sexuality and isolation as two very different young men form an unlikely more Event DetailsLonesomeDirected by Craig Boreham Craig Boreham’s follow up to Teenage Kicks (SFF 2016) explores desire, sexuality and isolation as two very different young men form an unlikely and surprising connection. After being embroiled in a small-town scandal, Casey (Josh Lavery) heads to Sydney where he connects with Tib (Daniel Gabriel) via an app and ends up in an intense sexual encounter. Tib makes it clear that his casual hook-ups aren’t meant to linger but there is more-than-usual chemistry bubbling here. Soon, Casey is staying on Tib’s couch and the pair take on odd jobs around the city to make some cash. But while they draw closer, each revealing traumatic incidents from their lives, they struggle to concretise their connection. Sexually explicit and romantic, gritty and tender, the visually splendid Lonesome is a moving story of two scarred individuals overcoming their pasts to become open to the idea of love.
Time(Friday) 8:30 pm LocationDendy Newton 261-263 King Street Newtown 18junAll DayGuys Adventures XpressBlue Mountains(All Day: saturday) Event DetailsEarly at the station guys and gals ! 06.15am: Bright and early start this morning checking in at Sydney Central station for an on-time departure of 7am. more Event DetailsEarly at the station guys and gals ! 06.15am: Bright and early start this morning checking in at Sydney Central station for an on-time departure of 7am. Grab yourself a coffee (or something stronger) and some gorgeous nibbles prior to boarding. 07.00am: The GUYSADVENTURESXPRESS will depart bang on time so don’t be late! Don’t worry, in true GuysAdventures style we’ll have a very special team of ‘conductors’ headed up by none other than the fabulous Miss Joyce Maynge to help you board on time and settle into your comfy coach ! And of course there’ll be a little bit of ‘in flight silliness’ curated by Miss Maynge to enjoy along the way! 10.40am: Welcome to Katoomba the camp capital of the Blue Mountains! You’re just in time to celebrate the Winter Solstice at the fabled Carrington Hotel. Their Old City Bank Bar & Brasserie is open from 12noon, or pop into Champagne Charlie’s Cocktail Bar, serving a special all-day menu from 11am. For the more energetic there’s oodles of bushwalking to be done (heels optional), or if you need to get high – ride a cable car. For truly royal treatment fit for a queen, chill out in a local day spa, or explore one of many local galleries. Whatever you decide, this Blue Mountains is all about you! Be cool, be fabulous! 3.55pm: Your GUYSADVENTURESXPRESS will depart from Katoomba railway station 3.55pm sharp. The fun isn’t over yet guys and gals – Paul Mac and Johnny Seymour will be DJ’ing onboard our private charter back to Sydney, so get your shoes and shawls ready, for our 7pm arrival.
TimeAll Day (Saturday) 18jun8:40 pmLonesomeSydney Film Festival8:40 pm Event DetailsLonesome Directed by Craig Boreham Craig Boreham’s follow up to Teenage Kicks (SFF 2016) explores desire, sexuality and isolation as two very different young men form an unlikely more Event DetailsLonesomeDirected by Craig Boreham Craig Boreham’s follow up to Teenage Kicks (SFF 2016) explores desire, sexuality and isolation as two very different young men form an unlikely and surprising connection. After being embroiled in a small-town scandal, Casey (Josh Lavery) heads to Sydney where he connects with Tib (Daniel Gabriel) via an app and ends up in an intense sexual encounter. Tib makes it clear that his casual hook-ups aren’t meant to linger but there is more-than-usual chemistry bubbling here. Soon, Casey is staying on Tib’s couch and the pair take on odd jobs around the city to make some cash. But while they draw closer, each revealing traumatic incidents from their lives, they struggle to concretise their connection. Sexually explicit and romantic, gritty and tender, the visually splendid Lonesome is a moving story of two scarred individuals overcoming their pasts to become open to the idea of love.
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Featured Events...Current Month june, 2022 Past & Future Events Past & Future Events Only Past Events Only Future Events Pride Month: Author Talk with Tobias Madden
21jun4:30 pm5:30 pmPride Month: Author Talk with Tobias Madden4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Event DetailsPride Month: Author Talk with Tobias Madden – YA 15yo+ Meet Tobias Madden talking about his debut novel both heartfelt and hilarious, Anything But Fine, along with his more Event DetailsPride Month: Author Talk with Tobias Madden – YA 15yo+Meet Tobias Madden talking about his debut novel both heartfelt and hilarious, Anything But Fine, along with his next YA rom-com, Take a bow Noah Mitchell set for release in September 2022. In 2019, Tobias edited and published Underdog: #LoveOzYA Short Stories, which featured his first published work, ‘Variation’. Tobias is a passionate member of the #LoveOzYA and LGBTQ+ communities, and he currently works full time for a major independent publishing company. QBD Books will be selling rainbow related literature including Tobias’ book ‘Anything But Fine’. WHO: LGBTQIA+, allies and friends – 15yo+ WHERE: Penrith City Library Theatrette – 601 High Street, Penrith, or online via Zoom COST: Free https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/author-talk-tobias-madden-tickets-330322803397 Time(Tuesday) 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm LocationPenrith City Library Theatrette 601 High Street, Penrith 23jun6:00 pmPRIDE Movie Night Shorts6:00 pm Event DetailsPride Movie Night Thu 23 Jun Doors open 6pm for 6:30pm start The Bank Hotel, Newtown This June, The Bank will be celebrating & commemorating the history, culture & contributions more Event DetailsPride Movie Night This June, The Bank will be celebrating & commemorating the history, culture & contributions of our LGBTQIA+ community. We’re dedicating the entire month to honouring diversity & acceptance with a full calendar of entertainment and activity by our incredible queer community. Queer Screen have curated the perfect mix of sexy, funny, wild and serious films around gay male, queer, trans and lesbian stories. Join us from 6:30pm on Thursday 23 June at Waywards at The Bank Hotel for a Pride Movie Night. Stick around for the afterparty with Woody’s – a weekly party with a flair for the hair; bears, cubs, queers and admirers. There is a $10 entry with proceeds going to Queer Screen. Book Here: https://tix.queerscreen.org.au/Sessions/Pride-Movie-Night
Time(Thursday) 6:00 pm LocationBank Hotel 324 King St, Newtown 23jun8:00 pmTrixie & Katya Live!8:00 pm Event DetailsTrixie & Katya LIVE In The Dark Presents TRIXIE & KATYA LIVE! Thelma and Louise. Romy and Michelle. Trixie and Katya. “Trixie and Katya Live” is a more Event DetailsTrixie & Katya LIVEIn The Dark Presents Thelma and Louise. Romy and Michelle. Trixie and Katya. “Trixie and Katya Live” is a parody homage to the classic girl’s road trip buddy comedies from the 90’s and 2000’s to today – from drag classics “To Wong Foo” and “Priscilla”, to “Crossroads” and “Barb and Star” – presented as an outrageous and absurd comedic musical drag show spectacular. (If you hold a ticket to the previously scheduled Trixie & Katya UNHhhh tour, please note you’re tickets will be valid for this show.) Got a question? Pls email support@itdevents.com Time(Thursday) 8:00 pm LocationState Theatre 49 Market Street, Sydney 24jun7:00 pmKweens Of Comedy7:00 pm Event DetailsKweens of Comedy – Pride $20.00 Celebrate Pride with Kweens of Comedy Oxford Street’s biggest comedy show that celebrates more Event DetailsKweens of Comedy – Pride$20.00 Celebrate Pride with Kweens of Comedy Oxford Street’s biggest comedy show that celebrates all types of comedians and all forms of comedy. Doors open: 6:45pm Time(Friday) 7:00 pm LocationGingers - Oxford Hotel Level 1/134 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 24jun8:00 pmMadonna Bar8:00 pm Event DetailsMadonna Bar is back after 2 years! Dance to Madonna Music All Night Long with Superstar DJ RAY ISAAC. Get Out of the cold & into the groove! more Event DetailsMadonna Bar is back after 2 years! After Numerous Lock outs and cancellations we are finally back and ready to get into the groove at MADONNA BAR. Celebrate the Queen during the winter season and let your love for her come down like rain! Feel it on your fingertips hear it on your window pain as you dance to Madonna Music All Night Long! Get Ready to Get Into The Groove with Superstar DJ RAY ISAAC! Tickets $20 online $30 on the door Tickets Link: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/madonna-bar-winter-edition-tickets-335948670517 Time(Friday) 8:00 pm LocationBurdekin 2 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 24jun8:00 pmTrixie & Katya Live!8:00 pm Event DetailsTrixie & Katya LIVE In The Dark Presents TRIXIE & KATYA LIVE! Thelma and Louise. Romy and Michelle. Trixie and Katya. “Trixie and Katya Live” is a more Event DetailsTrixie & Katya LIVEIn The Dark Presents Thelma and Louise. Romy and Michelle. Trixie and Katya. “Trixie and Katya Live” is a parody homage to the classic girl’s road trip buddy comedies from the 90’s and 2000’s to today – from drag classics “To Wong Foo” and “Priscilla”, to “Crossroads” and “Barb and Star” – presented as an outrageous and absurd comedic musical drag show spectacular. (If you hold a ticket to the previously scheduled Trixie & Katya UNHhhh tour, please note you’re tickets will be valid for this show.) Got a question? Pls email support@itdevents.com Time(Friday) 8:00 pm LocationState Theatre 49 Market Street, Sydney 24jun10:00 pmThe Pink Friday EditionSydney Symposiums10:00 pm Event DetailsYAS TO PINK! With global pride month closing this weekend, we are saying YAS TO PINK! more Event DetailsYAS TO PINK!With global pride month closing this weekend, we are saying YAS TO PINK! Join us in your finest pink attire for a night of campy, fashion, runway, glamour puss DOWN! Featuring: • Hosting the house down by Rhiannon and Bradd • Hot girl free-form dancing by Kade Power • Popping beats by DJ Suisse Franc and DJ Paul The Horse • PINK EYE WORTHY performances by Karma Isavich and Bradd Strike a pose for a chance to be featured in the first print edition of Queer Culture Magazine and of course, eat up the symposium supreme runway, for a chance to take the home the pearly crown and a $100 voucher from the girlies at HighHeels.Com.AU Tickets: Time(Friday) 10:00 pm LocationThe Imperial Hotel 35 Erskineville Rd, Erskineville 25jun8:30 amPride Run & WalkSydney Frontrunners8:30 am Event DetailsYes we will have our 5Km PRIDE Run and Walk! Saturday 25 June at 8.30am Duck pond, Parkes Drive Centennial Park Free entry… everyone welcome Event DetailsYes we will have our 5Km PRIDE Run and Walk! Saturday 25 June at 8.30am Duck pond, Parkes Drive Free entry… everyone welcome Time(Saturday) 8:30 am LocationDuck Pond Parkes Drive, Centennial Park 25jun10:30 am12:00 pmPride Month: Writing Workshop- Writing and Publication 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Event DetailsPride Month: Writing Workshop - Writing and Publication – Adults 18yo+ This workshop invites LGBTQ+ writers to sit down and have a conversation with local author, Michael Stoneburner more Event DetailsPride Month: Writing Workshop – Writing and Publication
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Featured Events...Current Month june, 2022 Past & Future Events Past & Future Events Only Past Events Only Future Events Event DetailsA LGBTQ+ Radio program on the radio and Internet broadcasting from South Western Sydney. Every Monday night from 8pm with weekly special guest supporting singers / DJ and Event DetailsA LGBTQ+ Radio program on the radio and Internet broadcasting from South Western Sydney. Every Monday night from 8pm with weekly special guest supporting singers / DJ and performers from the LGBTQI community on the Radio 89.3fm & Online www.893fm.com.au Email: campairfm@gmail.com SMS : 0433232425 Time(Monday) 8:00 pm LocationOnline 29jun8:00 pmMISS UNIVERSAL@Universal8:00 pm Event DetailsMISS UNIVERSAL Sydneys Hottest Drag Talent $5000 First Prize Wednesday 29th June 2022 Universal 85 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 2010 Event DetailsMISS UNIVERSALSydneys Hottest Drag Talent
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A PRIDE History
PRIDE History
After the Stonewall riots in 1969, many LGBT people—even those that did not witness the rebellion—were inspired to contribute to the cause. Gay rights had entered the national spotlight. LGBT people began organizing, protesting and mobilizing. On July 4, 1969, a year after the Stonewall riots, the Mattachine Society along with Frank Kameny, Craig Rodwell, Randy Wicker, Barbara Gittings, Kay Lahusen and many others, picketed in front of Independence Hall in Philadelphia in what was called the Annual Reminder. The protest was quiet and organized to the dismay of Craig Rodwell who felt Frank Kemeny and Mattachine's methods of calm protest were not enough.
Rodwell returned to New York City and organized Christopher Street Liberation Day. The march, held on June 28, 1970, was the first gay pride march in the U.S., covering 51 blocks from Christopher Street to Central Park. Today, LGBT pride parades and festivals are held annually in multiple cities and countries throughout the world. The month of June is widely considered Gay Pride Month.


Sydney PRIDE History
The first Mardi Gras was held on 24 June 1978 at 10 pm as a night-time celebration following a morning protest march and commemoration of the Stonewall Riots More than 500 people moved down Oxford St, calling for an end to discrimination against homosexuals in employment and housing, an end to police harassment and the repeal of all anti-homosexual laws. Although the organizers had obtained permission, this was revoked, and the march was broken up by the police. 53 of the marchers were arrested although most charges were eventually dropped, the Sydney Morning Herald published the names of those arrested in full, leading to many people being outed to their friends and places of employment, and many of those arrested lost their jobs as homosexuality was a crime in New South Wales (NSW) until 1984The Mardi Gras Parade occurred again in 1979, and was attended by 3000 people. While there was a large police presence, there were no arrests made. In 1980, no Parade was held, but following community consultation, decisions were made to move the parade to the summer. In 1981 the parade was shifted to February, with the name changed to the "Sydney Gay Mardi Gras an increasingly large number of people not only participated in the now summertime event, but a crowd of 5000 came to watch it. The mid 1980s saw considerable pressure placed to the Mardi Gras Committee following media controversy regarding AIDS. Despite calls for the Parade and Party to be banned, the Parade went ahead with theme “Fighting for Our Lives”.
The first giant post-parade party was held in 1982, which 4000 people attended. This would continue to become an integral part of the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras. In 1988 the parade was renamed the "Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras" at an Extraordinary General Meeting.
By 1993, the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade had become the largest night time outdoor parade in the world. Mardi Gras' Economic Impact Study found that Mardi Gras' total impact into the Australian economy was around $38 million Sydney Mardi Gras is one of the biggest GLBT Celebrations in the World and 2011 was attended by record crowds.
BE BRAVE, BE STRONG, BE YOU
Sydney Pride Festival will run from the 2nd until the 30th June.
Sydney Pride Festival is about empowering each other.
We ask you to focus on being your authentic self and finding Pride.
Through the love of family, friends and our community standing with us and supporting us we shine, flourish and find our truth.
Equality, Visibility and the opportunity for all of us to move forward together as we create a better future.
This is a time to remember the Stonewall Riots and the beginning of Gay liberation as we know it. The Sydney Pride festival is dedicated to those that lead the way back in 1969, who fought for equality and human rights and the incredible strength of our friends who marched in the first Sydney Mardi Gras in 1978.
The Sydney Pride Festival would like to thank the volunteers, event organisers, sponsors and LGBTQI community and all our friends for all their support.
Glenn Hansen
Sydney Pride Festival 2022

Glenn
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