A busy month ahead
There is much happening on the Central Coast in the coming month.
Club Krave has moved venues, and will hold their dances at Sirens Nightclub in Terrigal. The next Krave is on Friday, May 11. For more info, contact clubkrave@ live.com.au
Pridenation on the Central Coast present Rainbows Over The Green dance party on Saturday, April 21 from 6pm at Sporties, Woy Woy. Tickets are $15 and are available pre-sale only from www.daisytickets.com.au
AGALA’s Men and Women in Uniform party is on Saturday, May 26. Tickets are $20 and are available from www.agala.com.au
Lesbians on the Coast is a social group for lesbians and other same-sex attracted women on the Central Coast. To find out more about the group and what’s on contact [email protected]
If you’re a young person on the Central Coast, you might want to come along to GenQ (social support group for LGBT or questioning young people on the Central Coast). GenQ meets in Gosford every Tuesday, 2-5pm, at RYSS, and in Wyong on the first Wednesday of the month at the San Remo Neighbourhood Centre.
The International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) is May 17. There are several great events happening in the Newcastle area for IDAHO including:
— shOUT! GLBT film festival at Tower Cinema, King St, May 15 – 17. Tickets are on sale now. For more information, visit www.gayeventsnewcastle.com
— Rainbow Visions Comedy Night at the King Street Hotel, Friday, May 18.
— FRESH event at Depot on Beaumont St, Sunday, May 20.
Arabian Nights is the theme for the next LLINC dance, on May 26 at the Gallipoli Club, Hamilton. DJ Marina, belly dancers, prizes and much more. For more info, contact [email protected]
Out Tonight is the Newcastle Gay and Lesbian Choir which meets every Monday night at ACON. You can hear and see Out Tonight at the shOUT! Film Festival launch Tuesday, May 15. To find out more, contact Catherine at [email protected]
INFO: For more about groups, services, organisations or community events in the Hunter, New England, MNC or Central Coast contact ACON on 02 4927 6808 or email [email protected]
Lisa Ronneberg is the Community Health Promotion Officer at ACON’s Hunter office.
