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Brisbane’s queer ‘90s exhibition
Make a Scene: Fashioning Queer Identity and Club Culture in the 90s, Queensland Museum, Brisbane. Showing until 19 July 2026. www.museum.qld.gov.au/ In the 1990s, a
THE STORY OF THE OARS: A hidden thing can’t remain hidden forever
Opening at Canberra's The Street Theatre 19 – 21 September 2025, get ready to dive into The Story of The Oars in The Street company’s
Xanadu 45th Anniversary Special Screening at Sydney Underground Film Festival
Host Maynard Brings Celestial Camp to Life at Dendy Newtown Sydney Underground Film Festival (SUFF) is thrilled to present a vibrant, retro-infused celebration of Xanadu
Qtopia Sydney Returns as the Queer Hub for Sydney Fringe Festival
Qtopia Sydney will once again be part of the beating heart of Sydney Fringe Festival, hosting the official Queer Hub from 2-27 September 2025. For
Affordable Art Fair opening night in Melbourne Royal Exhibition Building assembles country’s boldest talents
Running from 28 August to 31 August 2025, the Melbourne Affordable Art Fair collects under one roof some of the country’s most vibrant and visually
Youth Cabaret announces its first theatre production, Ride the Cyclone
A story of life, death and what might come next, Ride the Cyclone follows six young choir members. After being tragically killed in a freak
HOTLINE is the monthly gay club Sydney’s been missing
Hello? …We’ve answered. HOTLINE is the monthly gay club you’ve been missing - calling you across two levels from Kings Cross Hotel, Sydney. Pick up.
Dark, sweaty, intimate: Sydney’s new gay party, Flash
Sydney’s queer nightlife has its fair share of ups and downs, with many parties fizzling out after Mardi Gras or struggling to draw crowds during
New single from Melbourne’s queer indie pop artist, Harper Bloom
A rising voice in the independent music scene, with over half a million Spotify streams and column inches in leading industry publications from The
Hollywood costume designer Orry-Kelly Gala celebrated in Kiama
A scene from Les Girls (1957) The renowned Australian director Gillian Armstrong will attend the Orry-Kelly Dressing Hollywood Gala, celebrating the Kiama-born costume designer who
