The Canberra Mardi Gras floats name, 'Capital of Equality – Pink United' stands as a vibrant tribute to the values of inclusivity, diversity, and acceptance in our capital, Canberra. The float’s message was all about embracing “Our Future…” through a pink lens.
Public trust and confidence in NSW Police has been sorely tested in the past few weeks. The charging of a police officer with the murders of a Sydney gay couple, Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, has seen shock turn to grief and then anger.
NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb’s framing of the case as a “crime of passion” downplayed the alleged culpability of the accused, and overlooked the murders as possible domestic violence.
With exquisite galleries, black box theatre, rehearsal space and workshops, we support artists across the breadth of the arts to be courageous in their ambitions, and challenge them to elevate their practice to the next level.
Belco Arts is one of the ACT’s leading arts centres. Belco Arts is an inclusive and welcoming destination. We take pride in purposefully devising our artistic program to provide opportunities to reflect our community’s rich diversity back to itself in celebration.
Belco Arts have commissioned new First Nations theatre work and exhibitions, worked in partnership with t…
Do you like Tennis? Pink Tennis: The Canberra Gay and Lesbian Tennis Club is a bunch of queer people in Canberra who like to play tennis regularly.
It's on Monday evenings, from 6.00 pm - 9.00pm at the Turner Tennis Courts, at the corner of McCaughey and Condamine Streets, Turner, Canberra.
What is provided:
Tennis Balls and Court Lighting, hot drinks and a heater in the clubhouse in winter, a monthly BBQ in the warmer months.
What do I need:
Tennis racquet and sport shoes.
(We have spare racquets for new players who don't have one)
The focus of these evenings are…
Every person has their own unique memories and experiences, but it’s odd that often the struggles stand out far more vividly than the positive times. Regardless, reflection is a powerful (albeit confronting) tool to help gain perspective on how far we come in life and the adversities that we overcome in the process.
The Tuggeranong Arts in Canberra continues to present art and theatre that explores issues of equity, diversity, inclusion and access, and they invite you to join in. Find out what is happening this month at Tuggeranong Arts Canberra from the link below:
WHAT'S ON AT TUGGERANONG ARTS
For more than 25 years, the Tuggeranong Community Arts Association has delivered artistic programs and events, with a focus on participation and accessibility, and helped shape a sense of pride in the local community.
TUGGERANONG ARTS 137 Reed Street Greenway Tuggeranong (02) 6293 1443
OPENING HOURS Tuesday t…
Strathnairn Arts is a not-for-profit arts association supported by the ACT Government, providing galleries, local makers shops, cafe, working spaces and facilities for a range of artists, craftspeople and community groups.
Do you want a safe space where you can meet other LGBTIQ young people, have fun and talk about stuff?
SPECTRUM is a group for 16-25yo LGBTIQ young people. Meets fortnightly on Mondays (1st & 3rd of month) 4.30pm - 6.00pm at headspace in Queanbeyan Contact Nat at headspace for more dets.
Headspace is committed to celebrating diverse sexualities & gender identities and promoting positive images & perceptions of LGBTIQ young people.
Headspace National Youth Mental Health Foundation is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health under the Youth Mental Health Initiative…
I Want it That Gay is a cabaret-comedy that sheds light and humour on the challenges of growing up with starkly heteronormative music, popstars and paradigms. At times hilarious and at times heartbreaking, the show is an irreverent look at the way popular culture shapes what we see and therefore who we’re allowed to be. Think Destiny’s Child, Britney, Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys and more – queerified! Reminisce on your favourite hits from the 1990s-2000’s through a queer lens.
Showing at the Tuggeranong Art Centre on Saturday, 13 April, Cara shares her thoughts about her new show.
Can you…
