Queer Breathwork is a unique LGBTIQ+ gathering. Its purpose is to create a safe and supported space for Canberrra's LGBTIQ+ community and their allies to gather, process unconscious energies held in the body, access higher states of consciousness and inner wisdom, and celebrate Queer energy.
A three-night spectacular and a rare opportunity to see Canberra’s queer creativity unleashed across the region’s premier arts venues – The Q – Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre, Belconnen Arts Centre and Tuggeranong Arts Centre! After selling out shows nationwide, a local lineup of queer brilliance is finally getting its moment in the spotlight.
Scroll through TikTok, browse dating profiles or sit at a cafe, and you’ll often hear people reference their astrological sign. Someone might proudly claim their Leo energy; others joke that they would never date a Scorpio.
The Queer Variety Show is a variety show that features Queer/LGBTIQA+ and Disabled (includes, chronic illness, mental illness, neurodivergent) people, with the occasional ally.
For more than five decades, William Yang has captured the intimate, joyful, and sometimes painful realities of queer life. Rising to prominence in the 1970s and ’80s, his candid portraits of Sydney’s gay community became iconic records of identity and resilience. During the AIDS crisis, his photographs bore witness to both devastation and love, creating an invaluable archive of lives too often erased.
Elon Musk continues his aggressive anti-trans social media campaign, urging his 227 million followers on X to cancel their Netflix subscriptions, claiming the streaming service was promoting a “transgender woke agenda” through children’s content.
A special Canberra SpringOUT event at the Shine Dome. IN CONVERSATION with eX de Medici, an artist of almighty fortitude.
eX De Medic uses her work as a mirror to society’s insidious ills, using her mastery of the medium to detail and destabilise systems of injustice, abuses of power and violence that exist in our lives.
SPRINGOUT FESTIVAL EVENT
Sunday 09 November 20025 2pm-5pm Shine Dome, Academy of Science Bldg, Acton
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DADDY is a wild ride about what life is like as a Daddy and how much fun getting older really is. And it doesn’t stop there. In the wake of Pride and Drag Story Time events being cancelled across Australia and the world, DADDY is more than happy to give right wing conservatives exactly what they want.
Founded in 1982 by Les McDonald and Wayne Harrison, the Darlo Bookshop began on Crown Street and found a home on Oxford Street in 1984 — right at the heart of Sydney’s LGBTQ+ precinct. Over more than four decades, The Bookshop grew beyond retail, serving as a sanctuary during the AIDS crisis, a hub for author events, and an anchor for generations seeking community, affirmation, or simply the right book at the right time.
