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Apollo gives good party. Off-the-wall production, euphoric, hands-in-the-air high-energy anthems and classics, a Category 5 confetti cyclone and those special Apollo-only touches including lollipops, ice blocks, fruit baskets and moose knuckles, all gift-wrapped in sparkle and magic. It’s a playground of joy, colour, love and pride for all. This will be Apollo’s - and maybe the world’s - biggest party.
A conversation on the Askgaybros thread on Reddit asked, “What’re your thoughts on straight women going to gay bars?"
One of the most loved Mardi Gras parties, this one has everything: a slow cruise through Sydney’s spectacular harbour; two levels, two DJs - DJ Argonaut and DJ Anvi ; and Kylie tunes spinning around all night: hits, rare cuts, b-sides, remixes. Plus, Melbourne’s own Millie Minogue performing with her dancers. You won’t want to miss a night like this.
This recovery needs its own recovery party! Mardi Gras Laneway is itself an institution. The Beresford has always been a favourite gathering place on the “day after”, with revellers spilling out into the lane and street. Now an official event, Laneway is a prized ticket. Triple dance floors, open-air stage, awesome DJs and entertainment, drinks, food, and a buzzed crowd that isn’t giving up any time soon.
Once billed as Sydney’s golden queer mile, the strip has born the brunt of lockouts, lockdowns and gentrification. On the eve of its first parade since 2020 – and its biggest yet – the pressure is on