What Community Events Are Happening? Sat 14th – Mon 16th Nov
November 13, 2020
KINDRED SPIRITS 1
LGBTIQ+ and Allies
Held on the Second Saturday of each Month from 2pm to 5pm at the Wheatsheaf Hotel. KS1 is about community. Inclusion through Visibility. Open to all who wish to join in the inclusive community to enjoy an afternoon together.
WHERE
Wheatsheaf Hotel. 39 George Street, Thebarton,
WHEN
Sat 14th Nov, 2:00pm
TICKETS
$2.50
DURATION
3 hours
ACCESS
No wheelchair access
AGES
18+
BIG GAY BINGO
Gay Bingo with a twist of trivia during Feast is BIG. Just the ticket for a hilarious night OUT. Hosted by Shaun Lane with stunning drag stars Izzy Goode, Slayer and Chandy O’Lear plus barrel
girl Margie Fischer. Bingo virgin? We’ll teach you how to play. Outrageous fun, extraordinary must-have prizes galore, friendly crowd, everyone welcome. Delicious dinner options and bar.
WHERE
Mylk Bar, 57 Flinders Street, Adelaide,
WHEN
Sun 8 Nov – 6pm
Sun 15 Nov – 6pm
Sun 22 Nov – 6pm
TICKETS
$10
DURATION
2 hours
ACCESS
Wheelchair accessible
AGES
18+
FEAST SERVICE
The Unitarian Church will be celebrating with a FEAST service for members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Unitarians belong to a progressive faith community that welcomes people of all ages, races, backgrounds and gender. This service, organised by church members who belong to the LGBTQIA+ community, will celebrate the richness of our diversity through words, verse, song, music and reflection.
WHERE
Unitarian Church of SA, 99 Osmond Terrace, Norwood,
WHEN
Sun 15th Nov, 10:30am
TICKETS
Free
DURATION
1 hours
ACCESS
Wheelchair accessible
AGES
All ages
BIG FABULOUS SHOW ‘N’ SHINE
The National Motor Museum, in conjunction with QCar – South Australia’s LGBTIQ+ automotive enthusiast club, invite you, your family, and your car, bike, or truck to Birdwood for the Big Fabulous Show and Shine! Free entry for vehicles (and participants carried within) to the museum, with prizes for “Best in Show”! Register to participate by contacting the National Motor
Museum.
*Free entry for vehicles (and participants carried within ) to Museum