SYDNEY: Five lucky people and their friends have the chance to be invited to a special Mardi Gras music event next Wednesday night at the Beresford Hotel in Surry Hills.
Long before Feast, the Fringe was the place to see GLBTI artists strut their stuff, and the biggest ever Fringe in 2012 is no exception. Peter Burdon comes up with a few highlights.
Sircuit is organising a bus to take day trippers up to the Daylesford ChillOut festival on Sunday, March 11. Chris from Sircuit shares the details with Andrew Shaw.
With the definition of ‘gay’ constantly shifting perspective, how do the differences between two generations of gay men manifest in 2012? Phil Scott and Vincent Hooper have the answer in their cabaret The Twink and the Showgirl, writes Garrett Bithell.
"We are sworn that no boy or girl, approaching the maelstrom of deviation, need make that crossing alone, afraid and in the dark, ever again.” – The Mattachine Society pledge.
Sparks will fly as partygoers from all over the world join locals on Sydney Harbour for the internationally-acclaimed waterside party, CoolChange: Harbour ’12, writes Andrew Georgiou.
US circuit god Tony Moran is the latest DJ import for Stereo Lovers, a new night for Melbourne clubbers which unties “the best parts of Freakazoid and 3 faces, Market and Rogue”, adds a 2012 spin and throws it all down in the Prince of Wales bandroom.
SYDNEY: The Punter’s Siren, part of a triple bill at Slide, puts a queer spin at one of Australia’s key sporting and cultural institutions – the races, writes Bernadette Burke.
Kylie isn’t the only one celebrating a milestone at this year’s Mardi Gras Parade with Aussie duo Bluehouse marking 20 years with a float and ‘travelling mosh pit’.
