There is plenty of new energy at Feast due to new people joining the team that produces Adelaide's annual queer festival, Margie Fischer reports.

ADELAIDE: Ron Hughes talks to Vonni about her latest project, the Big Gay Arvo at the Colonel Light Hotel.

How often do we get to see multi award winning lesbian and gay films in Adelaide?

The boys are getting in on the Burlesque action with Oscar Klein Tusse, Kristina (Pretty Boy B.) Crème and Jolie Mystique selected as the finalists in the 2012 South Australian Mr Boylesque competition as part of this year’s Fringe.

The regular Sunday night Feast Bingo is teaming up with a new afternoon and evening line up at the Colonel Light Hotel.

A bonanza of Adelaide’s brightest drag stars are donating their talent for first Feast fundraiser of the year - Dragorama.

Chair of the Adelaide Critics Circle Peter Burdon looks at the stage highlights of the year

Recent attendances at Feast Festival events by the Adelaide Street Church, the street preachers, has spiked creative responses and unified the LGBTI community who attended the festival.

Dear blaze readers, I trust that you’ve had a FAB FEAST!  Thanks ACSA and my loyal Gertie Groupies for supporting the Queer History Walk again. It’s always a thrill to welcome ‘out-of-towners’; gorgeous Scott (Pink Sinatra) made a lovely adornment to our Sunday walk. Thanks Bearstock Boys for inviting me to give you a gaol experience I trust you’ll not forget. Partaking in Having your Cake and Eating it too (or Kate and Edith as I prefer to say) was a genteel delight.

About 50 people gathered in the Lounge at the Feast Hub for the premiere of five digital stories created by HIV positive storytellers as part of the Positive Stories project.

Thanks to the creativity and passion of artists, production crew, volunteers, queer community members who organised Feast events and the Feast team and everyone who came out to events Feast 2011 did us all proud!

South Australian born and raised comedian Tom Murphy is returning home to perform alongside one of Australia’s better known comedians and Triple J host Tom Ballard.

The Adelaide Street Church has labelled the Feast Festival - Adelaide's queer cultural festival - a ‘sin celebration’ and says they will not be deterred by any legal action taken against them by the festival.

Adelaide Lord Mayor Stephen Yarwood talks to Alex Dunkin about leadership principles and supporting the rainbow community.

GAVOA (Gay a Capella Voice Of Adelaide) is the new a Capella group formed especially for this year’s Feast Festival.