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Mardi Gras Bondi Beach Party

Feb 4, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

Get ready to strut down Sydney’s most iconic shoreline for an epic outdoor party like no other, at the Mardi Gras Bondi Beach Party. For one evening only, the world-renowned beach will transform into the city’s hottest dance floor. The Mardi Gras Beach Party at Bondi Beach offers an unparalleled experience. A fusion of music, dance, community, and celebration of queer pride will be set against the backdrop of one of Sydney’s most iconic locations.
See RAYN in Manly this Mardi Gras

Feb 4, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

Sydney’s only harbourside gallery, Manly Art Gallery & Museum, is super excited to welcome critically acclaimed artist RAYN, to Mardi Gras. Established in 1930, MAG&M is the oldest metropolitan-based regional gallery in NSW and the heart of culture on the Northern Beaches, featuring contemporary exhibitions, workshops, collections, talks and events.
Mardi Gras Parade

Feb 4, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

The epitome of Pride celebrations, as thousands come together for the incredible march down one of the gayest streets in the world, is the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade. It summons all subcultures, LGBTQI community groups, organisations, and allies to the famous Oxford Street, for a march covered in glitter and glamour, confetti and camp. This year is the 46th anniversary of the first Mardi Gras, initially starting as a protest along the famous Oxford strip.
Mardi Gras Fair Day

Feb 3, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

Sydney’s queer community gathers for Fair Day, turning Victoria Park into a rainbow tapestry of tarp and love. With over 200 stalls, an outdoor dance floor and pooches in abundance, it is the extravaganza to kick off the Mardi Gras calendar. Bringing our diverse communities together, the parklands are transformed into a temporary Queer epicentre. Almost every grassroots organisation, community group, inclusive sports team and business rally to help you prepare for the celebrations to come.
Randwick and Coogee: Pride Guide Sydney 2024

Feb 3, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

Randwick offers a unique and laidback experience away from Sydney’s bustling cityscape. The lively city is filled with art, restaurants, and cafes, and along with its urbanised centre, Randwick goes hand-in-hand with the Coogee beachside. Wake up to pastry delights and brewing coffee along Belmore Road. Enjoy a delicious breakfast at the Eggshellent Cafe. For those looking for a sugary hit, Le Rendez-Vous Patisserie will surely satisfy your sweet tooth.
Marrickville: Sydney Pride Guide 2024

Feb 3, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

The hipster sister of the Inner City, Marrickville is an inclusive and eclectic spot that will stimulate all your senses. With its trendy breweries, classy cafes and vibrant nightlife, discover an array of memorable experiences. Shaped by a myriad of ethnic cultures, with a thriving Queer community, Marrickville is a unique urban suburb. From the street art, eateries and entertainment spaces, the suburb nurtures fabulous experiences for all visitors.
Mardi Gras Party

Feb 3, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

Keep on sashaying and dancing through the night at the spectacular Mardi Gras Party. This overnight party opens a buffet of dancefloors and mayhem all the way till the break of dawn!A staple party event on the Mardi Gras calendar, it follows the fabulous celebrations from Oxford Street’s parade, helping keep your pride-filled hearts beating. Nearby, the grand Entertainment Quarter transforms into an adult only playground, with 6 raging dancefloors all for your pleasure.
Hollywood Quarter: Pride Guide Sydney 2024

Feb 1, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

Once upon a time, this micro-precinct was a film industry hub. Today, the Hollywood Quarter offers five-star dining, a hip crowd, live music, art and local pubs, all contained within classic architecture and neon-lit streets. Situated between Darlinghurst and Central Station, HQ is the inner-city’s sweetheart. Rise and shine to your morning brew at Corduroy Cafe or relish a rooftop breakfast at A.P House’s fresh bakery, atop the Paramount House Hotel.
KXQ: Pride Guide Sydney 2024

Feb 1, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Justin Cooper

The Kings Cross Quarter (KXQ) is an exciting neon playground with a bustling nightlife scene that includes small bars, speakeasies, pubs, clubs and restaurants. This precinct blends the old with the new and caters to a young, fun crowd. Walking through the busy cityscape, you’ll be greeted by the huge red and white Coca-Cola billboard at the very top of William Street.
Surry Hills: Pride Guide Sydney 2024

Feb 1, 2024 | starobserver.com.au | Jhames Montemayor |Justin Cooper

By Jhames MontemayorTucked into the shade of Sydney’s towering skyscrapers, Surry Hills has plenty for visitors to explore. Start your day at the famous Bourke Street Bakery, where the friendly staff will greet you with scrumptious pastries. If you are looking to sit and savour the morning, stroll over to Bills on Crown Street for an Aussie-Asian fusion of brekkie classics.