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It doesn't make you any less of a part of the lgbtqi community. My best friend is a massive introvert (and is a raging lesbian) and she steers clear of the Mardi party every year You've never been though, so go for the experience and suss out what it's like. Also just a heads up for next year, there are other ways to celebrate Mardi Gras! T: No parades or parties tonight for Mardi Gras. I'm just chilling after not having enough sleep last night. Also, the last time I went, it was yonks ago - couldn't see a thing, got jostled around in the crowds and friends kept trying to hold on so we didn't lose each other. I'm very new to Sydney, still trying to get to know the place, the people, public transport. But wow it's such a beautiful place! Definitely loving Sydney so far. The Mardi Gras Parade. When: Saturday, March 1, 6:45pm to 11pm Where: Oxford St, Flinders St and Anzac Parade, Sydney Tickets: free, with tickets to special parade viewing areas, more info (some sold out) The Sydney Gay And Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade is now in its 47th year and is the jewel in the crown of the two-week Mardi Gras festival. Club Cindy presented by Got2b. It’s time to celebrate Sydney Mardi Gras at the hottest spot on the Parade strip: Club Cindy! With bars, toilets and food trucks this premium viewing area pops you at the Moore Park end of Flinders Street, meaning you can beat the crowds and be in your own pampered pocked of the fabulous 2025 Parade. How To Have A Fabulous Mardi Gras in Sydney: A First-Timer’s Guide The Background to Mardi Gras in Sydney. The origins of Mardi Gras lie in a spontaneous protest ‘festival’ that took place one night in June 1978 on Sydney’s Oxford Street. With the rallying cry of “out of the bars and into the streets” 500 people grew to 2000. Now a weeks-long event, the pièce de résistance remains the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade, which has taken over Oxford Street (or in 2021 and 2022, the Sydney Cricket Ground) annually 3. Get ready to make their grand debut at the 2024 Sydney Mardi Gras! Hosted at the iconic Kinsela’s in Darlinghurst, the Mardi Gras Debutante Ball will be an inclusive and fabulous celebration of all queer identities, honouring the progress, strength and diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community. NOTE: THIS COMPETITION IS FOR THOSE 18+ ONLY. The 46th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade will take over Oxford Street and surrounding areas on Saturday, March 2. Oxford and Flinders Streets will close to traffic in the afternoon There is no public transport after 12. So everybody is stuck in the city, wandering around trying to get laid or commit hate crimes. There are a lot of shit cunts who come in to make trouble, and a lot of roaming youth gangs who are too young for the pubs. The lock out laws have done little to curb the violence in Sydney, it’s just gone Definitely get seats in the viewing area then. You’ll be amongst the action, the vibe and in the epicentre of it all - Taylor Square. Most bars along the strip don’t have super balcony viewing access to see it happen ( live ) or if they do have some sort of view, they’re overcrowded and a pain to get in and out of once the parade finishes. They have way more Mardi Gras ahead of them, you don't need to give them the beads from the limited number of Mardi Gras years left in your future. The peer pressure cringe. When one person gives the throws they catch to kids then people around them feel bad for not doing the same so then they also give the kids more throws. You’ll get a hundred answers, but all my visitors need to take a ferry on the harbour. My “go to” is ferry to Watsons Bay, walk up to the ocean cliff, along to harbour south head, take in the views, pub lunch at Watsons Bay pub (or wharf cafes), ferry back to Circular Quay. The Mardi Gras Parade. When: Saturday, March 1, 6:45pm to 11pm Where: Oxford St, Flinders St and Anzac Parade, Sydney Tickets: free, with tickets to special parade viewing areas, more info (some sold out) The Sydney Gay And Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade is now in its 47th year and is the jewel in the crown of the two-week Mardi Gras festival. Welcome to r/AustralianNostalgia, a subreddit dedicated to evoking memories of Australia's past! This online community is a vibrant hub where Aussies and those intrigued by Australian culture come together to reminisce and share nostalgic moments from days gone by. Best nightclub/events post Mardi Gras? (Outside of the official after party) I didn't get tickets to the Mardi Gras After Party on 25 Feb, so wondering what the 2nd best options are. Links relating to the City of Sydney, and NSW in general - please read our rules before posting. Get the Reddit app Happy Mardi Gras Fair Day, Sydney! Image Share A safe space for GSRM (Gender, Sexual, and Romantic Minority) folk to discuss their lives, issues, interests, and passions. LGBT is still a popular term used to discuss gender and sexual minorities, but all GSRM are welcome beyond lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people who consent to participate in a safe space.
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