Much loved pillar of Sydney's LGBTQI+ community, The Bookshop, is closing after more than four decades on Oxford Street. By Rita Bratovich Since it first opened its queer friendly doors in 1982, The Bookshop has been a sanctuary, a hub, and a veritable treasure chest for the LGBTQ+ community and book-lovers as a whole. It began after founders Les McDonald and his partner, Wayne Harrison, took a trip to the US and saw enough demand for LGBTQ+ literature to create a viable busi

Your Ultimate Guide to Sydney’s Top Events, Festivals, Markets, Live Music, Dance, Theatre and More! Arts & Theatre 🎪 La Ronde 📍 The Grand Electric, Surry Hills 📅 Now - Feb Experience a night of circus, cabaret, live music, and comedy at The Grand Electric. Featuring breathtaking aerial feats, daring stunts, and world-class performers from around the globe, La Ronde delivers a sensual, electrifying spectacle. Intimate yet extravagant, it’s the perfect night out for friends

Lady Gaga turns Accor Stadium into a Queer wonderland. Sydney didn’t just host a concert— it hosted a full-scale gay awakening as Lady Gaga stormed Accor Stadium and reminded us exactly why she remains pop’s ultimate queer icon. It was loud, theatrical, sweaty in the best possible way, and dripping in the kind of unapologetic energy that only Mother Monster can deliver. From the first note, the stadium was hers. Gaga moved effortlessly between high- camp spectacle and raw voc

We’re diving deep into the stories that matter most with our " Humans of Pride – Q&A " series. This is your backstage pass to the lesser-known, more personal experiences that have shaped some of the most inspiring voices in Sydney’s LGBTQI+ community. Each issue spotlights a new, thought-provoking question, inviting prominent community members to share their unique perspectives, heartfelt journeys, and defining moments. But it’s not just about them—it’s about you . What quest

It’s the end of an era for Cyndi Lauper fans as the pop icon announces her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Australian Farewell Tour.