Join us for Queer Social at the Victorian Pride Centre, where social chats with like-minded queer individuals blend seamlessly with engaging, creative workshops. Led by Laneway Learning and facilitated by talented queer instructors, these workshops are designed to spark inspiration and foster self-expression.  Come and explore clay sculpting! In this class we’ll learn the basics […]

Presented by Arts Centre Melbourne in collaboration with Tristan Meecham (All the Queens Men). Inspired by culturally significant items from the Australian Performing Arts Collection and The Australian Queer Archives, Queering the Collection is a powerful audio and photographic project that uncovers hidden stories and celebrates the invaluable contributions of Australian LGBTIQA+ artists and performers. Featuring interviews with […]

The Pride Fund is again proudly partnering with the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) to present their second annual concert at the Victorian Pride Centre.  The unique program includes a striking Brass Quintet composed by Joan Tower and a very beautiful and rarely performed Nonet by Louis Spohr in F major, Op. 31 (1813). […]

A documentary film by Roger That Pictures, examining how unrealistic body image ideals amongst gay men leads to discrimination. The gay community celebrates diversity and equality, yet discrimination still exists, especially in relation to body image.   In a time when gay men are bombarded with messaging that idolises young, fit, white, masculine men through advertising, […]

Join us for Queer Social at the Victorian Pride Centre, where social chats with like-minded queer individuals blend seamlessly with engaging, creative workshops. Led by Laneway Learning and facilitated by talented queer instructors, these workshops are designed to spark inspiration and foster self-expression.  Whether you’re a total beginner or haven’t picked up pencils and brushes […]

Queer Australian First Nations filmmaking is still rare in 2024, so this Victorian premiere of the directorial debut of Butchulla man, David Cook, shot in Brisbane and featuring a predominantly LGBTQIA+ and Aboriginal cast, is cause for celebration.    Chris Wundurra (Parker Little) is pushed by his intimidating father, Sammy – played by writer-director David Cook […]

The St Kilda Film Festival Pride Without Prejudice: LGBTQIA+ Showcase, highlights the sparkling diversity of the Australian LGBTQIA+ creative community.This showcase distils the diversity and breadth of forms and subjects of LGBTQIA+ filmmaking into one evening full of beautiful cinematic lines, moving relationships, avant-garde commentary, inspirational personal documentary, and raucous comedy.  With a powerful authenticity […]

Cult director Peter Strickland’s (In Fabric, 2018) valentine to surreal ‘70s Euro-erotica turns ten this year – this calls for an anniversary viewing of quite possibly the 21st century’s most delicious sapphic screen romance!  In a European village in an indeterminate year, where all the inhabitants are well-heeled women drawn to lepidopterology (i.e., the study […]

MQFF’sPride program opens with a compilation of revelatory shorts, all recently restored, documenting 1970s queer activism and the birth of Pride parades in Australia and the US. The headliner is Digby Duncan’s iconic Witches and Faggots, Dykes and Poofters (1980), which documents the inaugural Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras on 24 June 1978 and […]