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The cells of the Darlinghurst Police Station once held some of Sydney’s notorious criminals – and many gay activists. Now it’s a new museum celebrating queer culture.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a Commonwealth contribution of $1.5 million to fund future upgrades at LGBTQI Museum Qtopia Sydney.The announcement was made at today’s opening dedication ceremony for the long-awaited LGBTQI museum.
Qtopia Sydney, the world’s largest LGBTQI+ museum, opens in the former Darlinghurst Police Station – a place with a dark history in Australia’s gay community.
Sydney’s long-awaited LGBTQI museum, Qtopia Sydney is set to officially open its doors to the public on Saturday, February 24.Located at and around the Darlinghurst Police Station (301 Forbes Street), the Qtopia Sydney Campus includes 301 Forbes Street, The Substation, The Bandstand in Green Park, and the Taylor Square Toilet Block.