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B M e s s a g e s A message from A message from A message from A message from A message from A message from the CEO & General the chair of the premier of the lord mayor the director, our ambassador o Manager of feast festival south australia of adelaide arts south It’s time to fly those rainbow f Feast Festival I’m honoured and excited to Welcome to the 2020 Feast It's been a challenging australia flags and get your finest I am so delighted by this take the reigns as new Chair Festival, a vibrant and diverse year, but now's the time Each year South Australia’s flamingo attire ready year’s program of diverse of Feast Festival. Given the program showcasing a to celebrate because it’s Feast Festival treats us to a because Feast 2020 is here! s arts and community events circumstances of 2020, it is variety of South Australian Feast time! rich showcase of LGBTIQ+ This year has presented u that are the heart and soul terrific to see such a large and interstate queer arts and Congratulations to the arts and culture, passionately challenges to our global of our festival. Particularly and diverse range of events, culture during Pridevember! team on curating a fantastic and joyously celebrating community that most of p so in this crazy year where artists and organisations This year has presented program of events that gives inclusivity and diversity in our us have never seen or p everything seems to change participating in this year’s incredible challenges, so everyone an opportunity to community. experienced before. Now daily. But it’s Feast Darls! So, program, congratulations. now more than ever is the experience, create and enjoy I am delighted to see the more than ever we need o whilst others are pivoting, We are fortunate enough time to support our local queer arts and culture during Festival grow each year in to remain united AND r we’re pirouetting our way in SA that we can still LGBTIQ+ communities the month of November. ambition, artist participation, connected as we take this t through it all. celebrate Pride in a safe and and celebrate our diversity, Festival goers will enjoy attendances, and moment to remind the world Joining me for a pas de enjoyable way. inclusivity and pride. a surprising experience economically — its impact that the fight for equality and deux, and a leap or two There has never been Feast continues to provide with a socially diverse affirming the increasing justice is not yet over. along the way are James, a better time to support a platform for emerging and inclusive community, importance and acceptance Coming out and Gail, and our wonderful our LGBTIQ+ and arts and established LGBTIQ+ welcoming of people from of queer arts and culture. celebrating such an interns – you are all amazing, communities, so we artists and event organisers all walks of life. The Feast In these extraordinary important Festival like Feast, and the festival wouldn’t encourage you to see and to showcase their work to Festival encourages every times, maintaining is a great way to show your come together without you. support as many events and audiences from across the sector of the community community connection support and enables our I thank all the artists, shows as you can. nation, right here in our great to get involved, focussing is more important than communities to continue organisations, our advisory Finally, I’d like to say a huge State of South Australia. on the importance of what ever. This year’s program celebrating Pride stronger committees, our new and thank you to Feast’s small Whether you’re a connects us. generously meets the than ever before. returning sponsors, our tireless team led by CEO long-time supporter or The City of Adelaide is challenge with online Feast is looking forward volunteers, board members, Helen Sheldon and the entire a newcomer, a local or a proud to celebrate our events on offer, enabling to another brilliant glittering State and local government team, Board, volunteers, visitor, I truly hope you take dynamic city culture with us to stay safe, connected showcase of all things funding bodies for their its many government, the opportunity to immerse the LGBTIQ community and included. LGBTQI+ in Pridevember, belief in the importance of corporate and philanthropic yourself in many of the through our continued The South Australian you’ll get to experience it all, South Australia’s Queer Arts supporters. unique shows and events on support of a multi-year Government again proudly cabaret, theatre, visual art, and Cultural Festival, and I look forward to seeing offer this year. agreement. We recognise supports Feast Festival as music, community events lastly but crucial to what we you (socially distanced of Let’s all work together to that a city that is welcoming, it continues to provide a and much more! do...our audiences who show course) out and about during ensure we celebrate as safely inclusive and accessible to platform for LGBTIQ+ artists We hope to see you their support for Queer Arts Feast and Pridevember as possible and continue all creates a place where our and event organisers to at Feast in Pridevember and Culture by coming to this year. the great work our South communities can thrive. present their work. (whether online or in person) our events...keep on flocking, Happy Feast and Happy Australian community has Sandy Verschoor Congratulations to the Happy Feast! in COVID-safe numbers Pridevember! done this year. Lord Mayor of Adelaide Feast community in offering Indy Stanton of course! Adam Gibbons Happy Feast and Happy a sensational program with Feast Ambassador Helen Sheldon Chair, Feast Board Pridevember! characteristic creativity CEO & General Manager, Hon Steven Marshall MP and passion. Feast Festival Premier of South Australia Jennifer Layther 2 Director, Arts South3 Australia #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation F Feast Hubs e a Diverse-City – Variety s 116 Grote Street, Adelaide t Café by day; Entertainment by night; and Social Hub all the time! Meet a friend, grab a coffee, stay for lunch … enjoy a show, drink a cocktail, watch a band, borrow a book from our LGBTIQ library. You can catch a range of different events from cabaret, comedy, community activities and more this Feast!
The Treasury 1860 – Writing Live / Conversations 144 King William Street, Adelaide Set inside the historic Adelaide Treasury building featuring bar, restaurant and underground tunnels. Literary heaven.
Sparkke At The Whitmore – Cabaret/ Conversations/Visual Art 317 Morphett Street, Adelaide Sparkke at the Whitmore is a female-led Brewpub, driven by values of individuality, raw truth, social equity, a passion for excellence, and inclusivity. Immerse yourself in events and artists, and explore the extraordinary, equally-accessible environment of the Whitmore.
The Odeon – Dance 57a Queen Street, Norwood The Odeon – home to Australian Dance Theatre – is an exciting centre for dance and performing arts in Adelaide, South Australia.
Mary’s Poppin – Parties/Drag 5 Synagogue Place, Adelaide Mary’s here and she doesn’t like to knit or drink tea. Unless it’s a Schlong Island Iced Tea and knitting is code for a drag show. An eccentric spot in the heart of the East End of Adelaide. A push against the trend of hip small bars.
Plus a full menu of venues with must see events happening all over Adelaide and SA.
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Adelaide Film Adelaide Film Adelaide Film Festival Adelaide Film Festival Welcome to festival Conceal and The Surrogate Festival Welcome to Chechnya Panel Shiva Baby Dissemble Oliver Sacks: Chechnya Jess is a middle-class black His Own Life Following the screening Being a New York Jew has Conceal and Dissemble is woman of impeccable David France may be the please join us at Tandanya @ generated an endless fund a photo media exhibition liberal credentials. She is On receiving his terminal most important gay rights 4.35pm for a free panel with of comic possibility, and it’s exploring the role of masking also a surrogate for a gay diagnosis in 2015, Oliver activist we have today. How online guest Russian and a source of inspiration that in contemporary life. Who couple. When they discover Sacks, the renowned author to Survive a Plague, his international activists. The shows no signs of flagging. do we present to the world that the child will be born of Awakenings, threw chronicle of the AIDS crisis, panel has been organised by Danielle is your typical and how do we do that? with Down Syndrome, the himself into this project. was Oscar-nominated. With Planet Ally, an International princess, suffocated by her Artist Emiko Artemis has moral dilemma deepens. His aim was to make sense characteristic courage he not for profit LGBTIQA+ loving parents. Follow her to taken a series of self-portraits She quickly finds that even of the wild diversity of his now takes on the situation advocacy organisation, the shiva (funeral reception) exploring this idea. though people start with the life in his characteristically in Chechnya, where the forming alliances to support from hell, complete with her best intentions, sometimes fearless, humanist fashion. government denies the human rights. The panel ex-girlfriend, and sundry there are no easy options. This documentary packs existence of gay people will be moderated by other relatives and friends Á Fri 6 Nov – Sun 29 Nov a big emotional punch in while simultaneously Bess Hepworth, Founder, who conspire to produce Mon – Fri its joyful celebration of an subjecting them to a Planet Ally. one of the drollest evenings 8:15am – 3:30pm Á Thu 15 Oct 9:10pm extraordinary man. campaign of imprisonment, of embarrassment you’ll Saturday Sun 18 Oct 2:45pm rape and torture. ever enjoy. 8:30am – 3:30pm Sun 25 Oct 2:40pm Á Sat 17 Oct 4:35pm Sunday Á Thu 15 Oct 12:30pm (90m) 9:30am – 2:30pm Palace Nova Eastend, Sat 24 Oct 3pm Á Sat 17 Oct 2:30pm Á Sat 17 Oct 4:45pm 3 Cinema Place, Thu 22 Oct 5pm Tandanya National Sun 25 Oct 12:45pm Annex Cafe, Adelaide Palace Nova Eastend Aboriginal Cultural 3 Waterloo Street, Palace Nova Prospect Cinemas, 3 Cinema Palace Nova Eastend Institute, 253 Grenfell Palace Nova Eastend Glenelg Cinemas, 98 Prospect Place, Adelaide Cinemas, 3 Cinema Street, Adelaide Cinemas, 3 Cinema Road, Prospect Place, Adelaide Place, Adelaide ı Free ı $20 | $17 ı Free ı $20 | $17 ı $20 | $17 ı $20 | $17 ¿ All Ages ¿ Ages 15+ ı Ages 18+ ¿ Ages 15+ ¿ 18+ ¿ 18+
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First Fridays Flamboyance AGE BETTER WITH OUR SUPPORT BY: Feast at the Art The Madge/Vadge The return of • attending lunches + events Gallery of SA Double Bill the Gay Hooker • reading our free newsletter Join us this First Friday to Two queer AF parties to In 2019 The Gay Hooker • getting help understanding aged kick-start your Pridevember bookend Feast Festival. (fibre artist Richard Boyle) care weekend, enjoy an eclectic Featuring Bad Jelly interpreted Queer Culture • joining our visitors program and every-changing curated DJs, Nina in Ecstasy and and Drag Race Queens program of live music, talks Betty Heslop. through 'amigurumi' • training aged-care workers and tour. At 6pm join a floor MADGEBASH (6/11): (Japanese art of small, www.cotasa.org.au Powered by talk set against the backdrop a belated opportunity to yarn creatures). This year, of the 'Chromatopia' display celebrate the birthday of our responding to COVID-19, or call 08 8232 0422 as we catapult, colourfully, queen and saviour, Madonna Richard invites our into this year’s Feast Festival. Louise Ciccone, with no less community to share their than five hours of nonstop Flamboyance, crocheting dance floor worship. their part in a socially- Á Fri 6 Nov 5pm (4h) VAGINYL (27/11): our distanced exhibition. Across semi-regular underground Adelaide, and the globe, Art Gallery of South party. Pop bangerz and Richard led the creation THE DAVID ROCHE FOUNDATION Australia, North Terrace, weird clangerz 'til the wee of crochet flamingos, and ADELAIDE Adelaide hours. From Beyonce to Flamboyance brings them House Museum Bauhaus, it's vague, it's vinyl, home to roost. VISIT THE HOUSE OF ı Free it's Vaginyl. ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S PRE-EMINENT
‘ COLLECTORS OF ALL ¿ All Ages Á Tue 3 – Mon 30 Nov THINGS DECORATIVE - FROM THE EARLY Á Fri 6 & Fri 27 Nov 9pm Mon...... 10am–6pm ROCOCO OF FRANCE (5h) Tue...... 10am–6pm TO FABERGE OF RUSSIA. Wed...... 10am–7pm Open for tours Ancient World, 116a Thu...... 10am–6pm Tuesday to Saturday. Adelaide’s hidden Hindley Street, Adelaide Fri...... 10am–8pm gem is a sumptuous Sat...... 10am–5pm feast for the senses, ı $5 Sun...... 12pm–5pm not to be missed. Concerned about health and CURRENT EXHIBITION ¿ Ages 18+ Adelaide City Library, community services you've received in 3 Rundle Place, Adelaide South Australia? WAR AND PIECED The Annette Gero Collection of Quilts from Military Fabrics The HCSCC is here to help. 10 September - 19 December ı Free Free. Independent. Impartial. OPEN Tuesday to Saturday 10AM to 4PM
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E v 2020 Adelaide Buggered! e Pride March The Parkestone n Foundation Ruby Is our planet really It is with sadness that we Celebration buggered? Since the t advise that Pride March pandemic one could argue, s Adelaide will not go ahead Join the Parkestone yes…yes it is, but don’t in its physical format this year Foundation in celebrating despair, our invertebrate due to the ongoing health our Ruby Anniversary - forty friends are here to expand risks of the pandemic. fabulous years of Supporting our horizons to shape a very Social distancing the local LGBTIQA+ different future. restrictions and the need to community. Dr Gertrude Join Kris Messenger and prioritise our communities' Glossip will take us on a the crew from Bugs’n Slugs safety have led to this journey through time - the as they take you on an edible decision which comes as history of the foundation, journey (yes you heard right) major events around the the achievements of its and pose the questions, are SUNNY’S PIZZA, ADELAIDE world are unfortunately many grant recipients and bugs the food of the future unable to take place. our hopes for the future. and can spreading the bug Please stay tuned on our There are limited places, so love save our planet? social media platforms and booking is essential. Sponsored by website for details of a virtual circleharvest.com.au event 'Pride Where You Are' #prideadl20 Á Thu 12 Nov 6pm (3h) We are very excited to Á Sat 14 Nov 3pm (1.5h) WHERE THINGS remain digitally connected Diverse-City, and to show our pride 116 Grote Street, Plant 4 Bowden, HEAT UP AT NIGHT. this year. Adelaide 5 Third Street, Bowden ı Free Á Sat 7 Nov ı $15 | $10 ¿ Ages 18+ See website for details ¿ All Ages ı See website for details ¿ All Ages
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Bring your friends, family, and don’t forget your dog! Kick back and relax at Feast’s annual community picnic. Explore community information and artisan market stalls, enjoy a variety of cuisines from local food vendors, whet your whistle with South Australian made and owned beverages. Attractions include a Queer Youth Zone, Sports Housewives of Melbourne Á Sat 7 Nov Precinct, DIY Queer Craft Á Sun 29 Nov 11am-7pm Quiz By Twilight star Gamble Breaux, plus Doors 6pm plus the famous Dog Show, surprise guests. Expect Show 7pm till late Drag Fashion Parade, Tug Tarntanya Wama/ It might not be the Carnival hilarious quiz questions, of Peace presented by the Pinky Flat, Corner War Opening Night Party but fantastic must-have auction Migration Museum Metropolitan Fire Service, Memorial Drive and there isn’t anything quite like items, fun games, a prize for Courtyard, 82 Kintore ECH Chill Out Zone and live Montefiore Road, a Feast Quiz Night is there? Best Supper and loads of Avenue music to picnic by. Adelaide So, get ready for our extra other prizes, including tickets NO BYO Alcohol. special festival version. to Feast shows. ı Various Prices, ı $10 | U15 Free For one night only, Once the Quiz questions please see online the Migration Museum have finished, stay and ¿ All Ages Courtyard will be celebrate the opening of the ¿ Ages 18+ transformed into the Feast festival with a flamboyance of Festival Flamingo Pavilion, cabaret style entertainment Free entry with a valid with all the glam and including one of Adelaide’s Free entry with a valid concession card. T&Cs at concession card. T&Cs at glitter you’d expect from a rising stars and this year’s www.feast.org.au www.feast.org.au Queer Festival. Festival Ambassador This most glamorous Indy Stanton. night of nights will be Let’s celebrate as our hosted by the one and only LGBTIQ+ rainbow brightens Lori Bell with special (virtual) the sky throughout the appearances by social media month of Pridevember. sensation Christian Hull, Real No BYO alcohol.
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E v Ian Purcell e Pride At Plant 4 Oration Mary's Poppin n After Party Celebrate Feast in the Join SARAA for this year’s Ian Offical Picnic t western suburbs during Purcell Oration, focusing on After Party s Pridevember. Get a taste “Pride in Protest”. From the of this year’s Festival with Stonewall Riots and first Pride Keep the celebrations going some special performances Marches through to Marriage and flock to the Official Picnic from a range of artists while Equality rallies, protests After Party at Mary’s Poppin. enjoying a variety of markets, have been a fundamental The drinks will be flowing, specialty stores, food, part of pursuing and the music will be pumping drinks and more! protecting LGBTIQ+ rights and the good times will keep There’s a little something for generations. This speech on rollin’. Say bon voyage to for everyone at Plant 4 will focus on the importance Feast and Pridevember for Bowden, especially during of protest for our community another year in true flamingo Feast’s Pridevember!" while commemorating one style (with all your feathers of South Australia’s greatest intact…we hope.) LGBTIQ+ advocates. Á Sat 14 Nov 6pm (5h) Á Sun 29 Nov 7pm till late Plant 4 Bowden, Á Tue 17 Nov 6pm (1h) 5 Third Street, Mary’s Poppin, 5 Bowden The Strathmore Hotel, Synagogue Place, 129 North Terrace, Adelaide ı Free Adelaide ı $10 (on the door) ¿ All Ages ı Free ¿ Ages 18+ ¿ All Ages
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It' a new all choreographed Are you feeling hyper Male & Drag Queen revue stimulated, over connected, v show hosted by Shania zoomed out and anxious Twatt. If you want Hot Men, from the outside in? Self- Camp Drag and that real isolation’s been a hell of a magic experience, then join time. A journey of connection us at PONY for a show that and hyper attention, will leave you absolutely preservation and privilege. breathless. Topless Waiters, Songs and poems from the Male Strippers, Lap Dance COVID era from a socially Area, Drag Shows & DJ, this distant stage. Hi, my name is is the experience you need the Ukulele Dream Girl and to see and feel. welcome to my TED Talk. Special Livestream Ticket option for Thurs 26 Nov $20. Á Sat 14 & Sat 28 Nov 6:30pm (180m including break) Á Wed 25 & Thu 26 Nov Dinner 6:30pm Pony Adelaide, Show 8pm (1h) 146 Hindley Street, Adelaide Diverse-City, 116 Grote Street, ı $25 | $20 Adelaide ¿ Ages 18+ ı $50 | $45 | $25 | $20 ¿ Ages 15+ 2020 Feast Festival proudly supported by
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Camp Bingo The Brompton Dragapalooza PLOW Drag Queen Friday Night Live The Art of the Shania Twatt & Kristina Drag Queen Trivia Beat your faces, get dusted Drag Queen International have been Smackdown! The Original Divas of The and feel your fantasy - we’ve playing with their balls over Join us at The Brompton, Mars Bar return with a night got a lineup fit for the Join us at the Adelaide the last year, entertaining LET'S GET READY South Australia’s Award- of Shows, Games, Comedy, Gods — it’s the third edition City Library for a series of audiences all over Adelaide TO RUMBLE… Winning Heritage-Listed Live Singing and the art of of DRAGAPALOOZA at workshops and events with Camp Bingo. This is What happens when you Hotel hidden in the North- Drag. Rochelle & FiFi bring Mary’s Poppin! on the art of being a drag unlike any other Bingo you throw 6 drag queens in a West suburbs less than 10 all their costumes, glitter, The most sickening queen! Create, connect and have played; it's comedy, wrestling ring and make minutes from the city for a feathers & stories along lineup of your fave SA Drag be inspired with a make-up drag, karaoke & lap dancing them fight til the very last fun filled night of camp trivia with some fabulous friends. Artists take the stage for a tutorial, costume workshop, all rolled into one fabulous snatched wig? Female with some of Adelaide's You just don't know what mega-show that’ll leave you talk and fashion parade. night of fun. Plenty of prizes, wrestling has never been finest Drag Queens. will happen - it's Friday, it's gooped, gagged and giving All are welcome. Bookings including cash jackpot final so FABULOUS. Live, it's going to leave you you life — all tea no shade! essential. game, Number 8 don't be Who will take home gagging for more… late, just B.Social. Located on the PLOW Belt and reign Á Thu 19 Nov 7pm (1.5h) Fosters Road, oakden with champion of PLOW Á Fri 20 Nov 10pm (2h) Á Various dinner available before the Wrestling? The Brompton Hotel, Á Fri 20 Nov 7:30pm Refer feast.org.au (1–2h) show; book for a meal first 5 First Street, (2h including break) Mary's Poppin, on 08 8261 7745. Brompton 5 Synagogue Place, Adelaide City Library, Á Sat 14 Nov B. Social, Adelaide Level 3 Rundle Place, Doors open 7pm ı Free 246 Fosters Road, 77-91 Rundle Mall Á Tue 10 & Tue Show 7:30pm (1.5h) Oakden ı $10 Cash on door only 24 Nov 7pm ¿ Ages 18+ ı Free (2h including break) Rhino Room, upstairs, ı $15 | $10 ¿ Ages 18+ 1/131 Pirie Street, ¿ All Ages B. Social, Adelaide ¿ All Ages 246 Fosters Road, Oakden ı $25 | $20 ı $15 | $10 ¿ Ages 18+ ¿ Ages 18+
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Legal aspects of Marriage; Registration of relationships; Drag 101 Divercity @ Wills and Probate; Drag 101 is a brand new Diverse-City Contesting unfair Wills; interactive workshop designed to encourage Haus Angel presents an Police matters; audience members to event packed with drag, embrace the art form of drag. burlesque, live singing, Commercial and business issues Our Drag Supremes lead dancing, games, drinks, food, us through a few elements raffles and much much more. [email protected] of drag: basic show steps, Limited tickets so book while www.camattalempens.com.au costume hacks and the you can to enjoy a night you secret to a jaw dropping lip won’t forget! sync. We then see all these elements in motion as our Drag Supremes demonstrate Á Tue 24 Nov a short live performance. Dinner 6pm Show 8pm (2h approx)
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& How To Kill Bent P Your Hamster Brown Cissy Boy by Martin Sherman l Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha The first sketch of a physical- Martin Sherman's landmark a and Miranda live in a share theatre work which explores play about the Nazi y house in Thebarton. Crashing the emotional limitations persecution of homosexuals, at their digs is Ham, a of gender roles inherited traces anti-hero Max's r sensitive-good-guy who also by western patriarchy. It’s a nightmare odyssey from a e happens to be a guinea pig, fly-on-the-wall glimpse at Berlin nightclub, via cattle-car and Fran Fine, a rescue dog. the process of disguising to Dachau. To survive, Max a Our heroines must navigate one’s emotional body from a dons the Yellow Jewish Star, d the inexorable tug between society that deems femininity rather than the Pink Triangle, i the 90s Power Women of as weakness. Perhaps if because homosexuals are third wave feminism they tearful boys were comforted ranked lower even than Jews. n were raised on, and their instead of shamed, there But, in the dehumanising g own internalised misogyny wouldn’t be so many angry prison stone-yard, Max and fears about their bodies. men struggling to empathize learns, from fellow-prisoner s Their weapons of choice in with emotions. Horst, love, acceptance and this fight for autonomy are ultimate redemption. food, sex, drugs, and control. How to Kill Your Hamster Á Fri 13 Nov is a surreal voyage into the 7pm & 8:30pm (35m) Á Fri 13 & Sat 14 Nov True love heady Millennial seas of Sat 14 Nov 7:30pm birthdays, relationships with 7pm & 8:30pm (35m) Sun 15 Nov 4pm transforms. each other, with men, and Tue 17 & Wed 18 Nov Even in hell. with themselves. The Odeon, 57a Queen 6:30pm Street, Norwood Thu 19 & Fri 20 Nov 7:30pm DIRECTED BY Á Tue 10 – Sat 14 & ı $35 | $30 Sat 21 Nov Tue 17 – Sat 21 Nov 2pm & 7:30pm Rob Croser 7:30pm ¿ Ages 18+ (2.5h including interval) Sun 22 Nov 3pm (1.5h) Goodwood Theatre, RUMPUS Theatre, 100 166a Goodwood Road, Sixth Street, Bowden Unley ’s trail-blazing play about being gay in Nazi Germany ı $25 | $19 ı $32 | $27 MARTIN SHERMAN ¿ Ages 18+ ¿ Ages 18+ www.independenttheatre.org.au FOR DETAILS SEE EVENT LISTING OPPOSITE 24 NOV 13-21 By arrangement25 with ORiGiN Theatrical on behalf of Samuel French, Ltd #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation T h e a t r e
& Moist Of All Things P Stephani Presented By Eat my Cake DECAMERON 2.0 l Presented by Scratch Arts Presented By Australian Dance Theatre The Queer Stories Scratch Arts Scratch Arts (ADT) proudly presents, a This racy and hilarious 'Of All Things', a new work In Australia’s biggest y A queer, feminist modern physical theatre spectacle is Welcome to Marie from South Australian digital theatre project re-telling of the ancient sopping wet as it takes you Antoinette’s feast. independent choreographer during COVID-19, ActNow r greek myth Persephone. deep into a disco fuelled She would be delighted to and performer, Alison Currie. Theatre and State Theatre e The coming-of-age story dystopia. Join us on our hunt have you join and would love Within this unique Company South Australia of breaking free from an for a glass of water in a world some help in getting ready. exploration, Currie’s came together to create a overbearing mother and where the billionaires splash There’s space for everyone investigation into the nature DECAMERON 2.0. Drawing d embracing sexuality to about and the working at her table, where the of matter, dancers and The from 100 stories created i become the Queen of Hell. class toil in the soil. It's all conversation is bound to Odeon theatre will morph, over 10 weeks, this event Join us down the rabbit dribbling, all squelching, all get uncomfortable in all the meld, fuse and disconnect. will showcase a selection n hole, into the depths of moist performance art from a humanly delicious ways with In collaboration with of these stories created by g Hades, as Persephone diverse range of thirst traps. intimate secrets, raucous award-winning multi- some of South Australia’s confronts her own inner desires and finally that cake, disciplinary South Australian queer writers, actors and s darkness and claims oh that cake… design firm, Enoki, Currie directors. its power, discovering Á Tue 17, Wed 18, Thu 19, will create a tangible middle “...the pinnacle of theatre some surprising lessons Fri 20 & Sat 21 Nov ground between the animate during COVID-19” — Steve along the way. 7:30pm (1h) Á Tue 17 – Sat 21 Nov and inanimate, the mobile Davis, ABC Radio Adelaide" 8:45pm (1h) and fixed. Nexus Arts, Lion Arts Á Tue 17 – Sat 21 Nov Centre, North Terrace, Nexus Arts, Lion Arts Á Fri 27 Nov 7pm (75m) 6:15pm (1h) Adelaide Centre, North Terrace, Á Thu 19 Nov 8pm Adelaide Sat 21 Nov 6:30pm & Palace Nova Cinemas, Nexus Arts, Lion Arts ı $40 | $30 9:30pm 3 Cinema Place, Centre, North Terrace, ı $40 | $30 Sun 22 Nov 5pm Adelaide Adelaide ¿ Ages 18+ ¿ Ages 18+ The Odeon, ı $25 | $15 ı $40 | $30 57a Queen Street, Norwood ¿ Ages 15+ ¿ Ages 18+ ı $59 | $44 ¿ Ages 15+
26 27 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation W o r k s h o p s Coming Home Queer Stitch ROAR Drumline to Yourself Flamboyance & Resist Queer Workshop Queer Heels Queer Yoga and a making workshop Crafternoon & Mindfulness Craftivism is a way to make Basket Making ROAR Drumline is a pop- Queer heels is an inclusive Workshop Despite (or in spite of) connections, make our voices Workshop up community band that dance workshop for COVID-19 and social- heard, make a difference, has been drumming for LGBTIQ+ youth and young This Bumblebee Yoga distancing, The Gay Hooker make change. Join us in Come along and relax at good causes since 2014 adults, their friends and workshop is about creating (fibre artist Richard Boyle) a three-hour workshop to this workshop where you including: climate change allies. Come on up to have a practice that feels like has gone global, inviting our create a political statement can learn the craft of basket justice, women’s right to fun, limber up and get sassy coming home. community to be part of his in cross stitch and chat about weaving, or bring your own safety, queer rights, migrant to great music and lyrical We'll explore mindfulness Flamboyance exhibition. issues that matter to you. project and hang out with and refugee solidarity, and choreography by dance skills, practical tools for But it’s not too late to All materials supplied. No other crafty queers. Crafters more. Come along to a fun artist, producer and theatre self-compassion, and how crochet your contribution. experience necessary. can catch up and share workshop, learn percussion maker Ben-Hur Winter. to connect with your body Join Richard to learn the stories of their experiences parts from scratch and play Safe dance practice applies safely and lovingly through foundations of making a of the time of pandemic, in the band! No musical and participants have the gentle movement. crochet flamingo. Be part Á Sun 15 Nov 1pm (3h) see old friends and experience or instrument option of bringing their own The class is accessible, and of this yarn-led COVID meet new ones. ownership necessary. sneakers or block heels. people from all backgrounds response. NOTE: Materials Memorial Hall, Torrens Fanny Jacobson will share and abilities are welcome. If and crochet hooks provided. Parade Ground, Victoria her experience of 10 years you have a disability, please Drive, Adelaide of weaving and teach how Á Mon 16 Nov 6pm Á Sat 21 Nov 1pm (2h) get in touch with us before to craft a raffia basket using (2.5h including break) the class so we can best plan Á Fri 13 Nov 5pm (2.5h) ı Free or by donation traditional and innovative Hyperdance Studio, for your experience! Thu 19 Nov 2pm (2.5h) techniques. You will go home Scots Church Adelaide, Level 2, 167 Gouger ¿ Ages 13+ with the skills and materials 237 North Terrace, Street, Adelaide Á Mon 9 Nov 6:30pm (90m) Adelaide City Library, to complete your very Adelaide (above Lazy Nabe) Wardli Youth Centre, Level 3 Rundle Place, own basket. 13 McKinna Road, 77-91 Rundle Mall Weaving materials and ı $5 | Free ı $10 Christie Downs afternoon tea provided. ı Free No previous ¿ Ages 18+ ¿ Ages 15+ Á Thu 19 Nov 6pm (90) experience required. ¿ Para Hills Community All Ages Club, 360-370 Bridge Road, Para Hills Á Sun 15 Nov 2pm (3h) Á Sun 22 Nov 1:30pm (90m) Diverse-City, Diverse-City, 116 Grote 116 Grote Street, Street, Adelaide Adelaide ı $20 | $15 ı $10 | $6
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L i Writers SA and Heartache of Flossie Graber v Feast Festival Write Blak a half caste Lesbian Feminists and her 19 Covert Book Launch e 2020 Short Story Conversations Carriers Dreams They Competition A very special evening of Poetry slam meets visual Forgot Aboriginal and Torres Strait art meets inner struggle. In April a monthly online Flossie Graber, a rootless This competition celebrates Island LGBTIQ poetry, song, We explore the trials and community for South cosmopolitan, found herself In an online partnership the creative work of queer comedy, storytelling and tribulations experienced Australian lesbian feminists in Adelaide at the time of the with Imprints Booksellers, SA writers. Entries are open spoken word performance. by two women raised in over 50 formed to talk about Covid 19 pandemic. As the join Wakefield Press for to short story submissions of Storytelling is ingrained white families but born of feminism, activism, self care, world locked down, Flossie the launch of Adelaide 1000 to 3000 words, in any in Aboriginal and Torres African roots who have been ageing, politics and more in spent her time weaving a born, NSW-based Emma genre or style of prose. Strait Islander cultures; and trapped in the middle. Which a safe space. Conversations series of 19 baskets and Ashmere’s new book The two categories the intersections of race, way to turn when you are flourished. dreaming of times gone by. Dreams They Forgot. This are writers under 40 and sexuality and gender identity excluded either way? Join us for an afternoon of This story is a reimagining of fiercely intelligent short story writers over 40. allow for unique perspectives live laughter, reflection and the origins of the Covid 19 collection explores illusion, Winners will share their on life and society that are community, when a group virus, inspired by the writer’s deception and acts of quiet stories at Rapid Fire Feast’s rarely heard. Á Thu 5 Nov 8:30pm (1h) of women share excerpts despair at the rampant rebellion. Each story offers Writing Live event. There will Write Blak is your chance from a piece of writing that racism that arose during the glimpses into the lives of be awards in each category. to sit with a group of talented Diverse-City, has inspired them as Lesbian time of Corona. The story people piecing together Submit entries to passionate individuals as 116 Grote Street, Feminists. accompanies an exhibition a place for themselves in [email protected] by they share their stories Adelaide Readers include Helaine of handwoven baskets and a the world. 31 October. Indicate which and experiences of family, Costello, Robyn Lierton, display of Flossie’s diaries, in IMAGE: Lynne and category you are entering culture, identity, love, ı $20 | $12 Carolyn Lloyd, Pam Price, which she recorded her life Carol, 1962 © Sue H Ford/ and provide a short bio with activism, coming out, racism Sappho Ruth, Sandra Garson, experiences and the secret of Copyright Agency, 2020 each entry. and beyond. ¿ 18+ Sue Mckinnon, Sue Morley the “true” origin of the virus. and Ali Ben Kahn. In this Writing Live event, Presented by ECH and Feast. author Fanny Jacobson reads Á Wed 11 Nov 6pm (1.5h) Á Sat 31 Oct 12pm Á Thu 5 Nov 7pm (1.5h) an extract from the story. Online via Zoom ı Free Diverse-City, Á Sun 8 Nov 1:30pm 116 Grote Street, (1.5h) Á Mon 9 Nov 7pm (2h) ı Free ¿ All ages Adelaide Diverse-City, Diverse-City, ¿ All Ages ı $10 | $5 116 Grote Street, 116 Grote Street, Adelaide Adelaide ¿ Ages 15+ ı $10 | $5 ı Free Free entry with a valid ¿ ¿ concession card. T&Cs at All Ages Ages 15+ www.feast.org.au
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L i Queers Queer that Rapid Fire v DY(S) presents Underground 3 Poetry Pride Thought Bent Street 12 Writers 6 e The Well of Back by Popular 4.2 Launch Minutes each Words Demand The Poetry Pride event Join Alison Coppe, Barbara brings together younger Baird, Em Konig, Nikki Bent Street, a journal of A fast-paced celebration of Draw your (S)words is an Explore poetry and spoken and older people from Sullivan, Mandy Treagus LGBTIQA+ Art, Writing & language, storytelling and inclusive and supportive word from Adelaide’s queer the LGBTIQ community, and Ros Prosser for a salon Ideas, launches its end-of- the spoken word. spoken word event that youth in the tunnels of the and their families and of readings, poetry and year issue as part of Feast, 12 SA writers have 6 welcomes everyone to come old Treasury building. supporters, to enjoy poetic performance to love and with an online event where minutes each to win the along and share their stories. Wind your way story-telling performances to live by. Queering our contributors read and speak audiences hearts and minds. If you are an avid spoken underground to hear young and audience discussions thinking asks us to consider about their work. Bent Thanks to Hares & Hyenas, word fan, you are welcome writers read their work on the experiences of being the political and cultural Street publishes essays, Melbourne's sexuality and to sit back, relax and absorb in the chambers of one or supporting LGBTIQ environment we live in commentary, art, short fiction, gender diverse queer the poetry. of Adelaide’s best- kept individuals. It will draw out and ask questions of it. To works-in-progress, poetry. bookshop, Rapid Fire has The Well of Words pays secret venues. intimate insights into the queer our thinking is to It is: a page for rainbow sold out at Midsumma, respect to John Radclyffe A truly atmospheric richness, joys and challenges challenge the accepted and essayists, yarn spinners and Melbourne Writers Festival, Hall, who identified as a evening with our city’s young of being part of the LGBTIQ the norm. Either through queer theorists, a canvas Mardi Gras and many more. proud lesbian and the author queer writers including those diverse community. poetry, academic analysis or for diverse doodlers and The Adelaide line-up of 'The Well of Loneliness'. from the Feast Queer Youth performance the speakers alternative artists, an ear for features Jessica Alice, DYS provides a platform Drop In. Produced by Feast. will queer a range of current wrathful rants and interesting Dominic Guerrera, Natalie for creatives within the Á Sat 21 Nov 11am (2h) situations. interviews, an eye for raw Harken, Em König, Annette community to speak their reflections and a mouth Marner, Mag Merrilees, truths in a safe space. Á Thu 19 Nov 7:30pm The Courtyard, for personal opinions. Join Caitlin Ellen Moore, Caitlin We are bringing you a (1.5h) The Treasury 1860, Á Sat 21 Nov 2pm (1.5h) us for the launch of Bent Tait, Tim Reeves, plus winners delicious queer line up and 144 King William Street, Street 4.1 :'2020 - The Year of the Feast Short Story will have an open mic to The Treasury 1860, Adelaide The Treasury 1860, in Queer'. Hosted by Henry Competition. share your own stories and 144 King William Street, 144 King William Street, von Doussa. experiences, whether it's Adelaide Free Adelaide your first time or you're a Á Thu 26 Nov 7:30pm (2h) published wordsmith. ı $10 | $5 ¿ All Ages ı $10 | $5 Á Wed 25 Nov 7pm (45m) The Treasury 1860, ¿ All Ages ¿ All Ages Online via Zoom 144 King William Street, Á Wed 18 Nov 7pm (2h) Adelaide Free entry with a valid ı Free The Treasury 1860, concession card. T&Cs at ı $10 | $5 144 King William Street, www.feast.org.au ¿ Ages 15+ Adelaide ¿ All Ages ı $15 | $12
¿ All Ages 32 33 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation Show PG Thu Sat Sun Thu Sat Sun Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Fri Sat Sun Other # 15 17 18 22 24 25 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 27 28 29
The Surrogate 6 9:10pm 2:45pm 2:40pm Oliver Sacks: His Own Life 6 12:30pm 3pm
E Welcome To Chechnya 6 2:30pm 5pm n C t Welcome To Chechnya Panel 7 4:35pm R é Shiva Baby 7 4:45pm 12:45pm e a S Conceal And Dissemble 7 First Fridays Feast At The Art Gallery Of SA 8 5pm l Flamboyance: Return Of The Gay Hooker 8 e The Madge/Vadge Double Bill 8 9pm 9pm 2020 Adelaide Pride March 10 n Parkestone Foundation Ruby Celebration 10 6pm S p Buggered! 10 3pm e d C Quiz By Twilight 12 6pm i a Picnic In The Park 13 11am a l - Pride At Plant 4 14 6pm E v Ian Purcell Oration 14 6pm r e n Mary's Poppin After Party 14 7pm t s Snake Pit Picnic Afterparty 16 7pm Picnic In The Park Afterparty 16 7pm Festival Of Now 16 C a Pony Male Revue 18 6:30pm 6:30pm b Self Isolation Songbook 18 Camp Bingo 20 7pm PLOW – Drag Queen Smackdown! 20 7:30pm The Brompton Drag Queen Trivia 20 7pm D r Friday Night Live 21 7:30pm a g Dragapalooza 21 10pm The Art Of The Drag Queen 21 Drag 101 22 Divercity @ Diverse-City 22 How To Kill Your Hamster 24 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 3pm Brown Cissy Boy 24 T h Bent By Martin Sherman 24 7:30pm 7:30pm 4pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm e a Stephani 26 6:15pm 6:15pm 6:15pm 6:15pm 6:15pm t r Moist 26 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm e Eat My Cake 26 8:45pm 8:45pm 8:45pm 8:45pm 8:45pm Of All Things 27 8pm 5pm Decameron 2.0 The Queer Stories 27 7pm Coming Home to Yourself 28 6:30pm 6pm 1:30pm W - Flamboyance – A making workshop 28 5pm 2pm S H Queer Stitch & Resist 28 1pm o p Queer Crafternoon & Basket Making 29 2pm S ROAR Drumline Workshop 29 6pm Queer Heels 29 1pm 2020 Short Story Competition 30 Write Blak 30 Heartache Of A Half Caste 30 W R Lesbian Feminists Conversations 31 1:30pm I T Flossie Graber & Her 19 Covert Carriers 31 7pm I N G Dreams They Forgot Book Launch 31 6pm - L DY(S) presents – The Well Of Words 32 7pm I V Queers Underground 3 32 7:30pm E Poetry Pride 32 11am Queer That Thought 33 2pm Bent Street – 4.2 Launch 33 Rapid Fire 33 Feast Comedy Debate 38 7:30pm C O Queerantine 38 8pm 8pm M E Transphobia & Other Irrational Fears 38 8pm D Y Feast Comedy Gayla 39 7:30pm Lori Bell – Pregnancy & Purgatory 39 8pm Continued…
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T Adelaide’s LGBTIQA+ History 40 Access online at any time O U It’s In Our Nature 40 R S Gays Don’t Panic: It’s Legal! 40 11am 11am C SAMESH At The Sauna 41 10:30am 10:30am Rainbow Calendar Project 42 a Heartache Of A Half Caste 42 Cut And Paste 42 l V i Adelaide’s Drag Icons Painted By Pickles 43 s u Colours 43 e a l A Trio Of Collections – Emma Hack 43 - A The Quilt 44 n r t Flossie Graber And Her 19 Covert Carriers 44 7pm d Progress Unfurled 44 a Out Blak Adventures 45 Queerness, Queer Identities And Exhibitions 45 M u Emma Rowe, The Vains, Prophets of r s 46 7:30pm i Impending Doom c - Alison Coppe ‘Torrensvile’ EP Launch 46 7pm F i Screening Of The Coming Back Out Ball 46 7pm l m Queer Film Night – And Then We Danced 47 6:30pm Rainbow Connection 48 12:30pm Bi-Focal 48 6pm
Q In Their Own Words 48 7:30pm u E Ask Me Anything – Sex Workers 49 7pm E R Inside Voices – Your Stories Untold 49 5:30pm - C The Murder Of Dr Duncan And Gay Law O 49 6pm N Reform In South Australia V E Mamma’s Morning Tea Time Live 50 1pm R S Finding Our Common Ground 50 2pm A T Queer At Work? Let’s Talk About I 50 O Our Rights! N S The Quilt – The History Of The SA AIDS Quilt 51 Queer Migrations 51 15 Queer Icons 51 6pm
L GEAR’d Bingo 52 7pm - K Provocateur: Exhibition 53 i n Mr & Ms Adelaide Leather 2020 53 7pm k Back Door Fetish Dinner 53 6:30pm Kindred Spirits Meetups 54 Big Gay Bingo 55 6pm 6pm 6pm LGBTIQA+ Youth Drop In Extravaganza 2.0 55 6pm Feast Service 55 10:30am C Big Fabulous Show ‘n’ Shine 56 11:30am o m Rainbow Directory Launch 56 10am m u ITDOR – In The City 56 6pm n i t ITDOR – Norwood 57 6pm y Peer Rope Adelaide Presents Risque Rope 57 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm Queer Christian Service 57 7:30pm Rainbow Ride With Adelaide Bike Kitchen 58 4:50pm COTA SA Rainbow Hub Monthly Lunch 58 Nungay Night 2020 58 6pm Port Pirie Regional Picnic In The Park 59 11am S p Feast Golf Day 2020 60 8:30am o r Come & Try Social Volleyball! 60 7pm t Pride Tennis Adelaide Inc. Tournament 60 12:30pm MM 5 Years Of Celebrating Southern Pride 62 - OL Digital Dance Club 62 4pm Radio Adelaide's Heaps Queer 62 6:30pm
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Feast Comedy Transphobia & Debate Queerantine other irrational Feast Comedy Lori Bell fears Gayla Pregnancy and LGBTIQ+ should run Jess McKenzie teams up with Purgatory the world. funny Taylor Goodwin and What's so scary about Feast’s legendary Comedy How have we got here? other hilarious comics. Come transgender people? With Gayla is the perfect showcase Join award winner and Feast From pandemics to politics have some belly laughs! Jess everything else going on of queer comedy. Come favourite Lori Bell for one the world is in crisis so is it was a state winner of Raw in the world, it seems kind and sample some of the night only as she serves up time for our community to Comedy, has performed in of weird that some people best in stand-up comedy, her unique style of comedy take the reins? Join some London, New York, Montreal focus their fear on us. cabaret and drag. Hosted, and personal story. It’s been of the funniest minds as and has been mentored by Emma Smart takes a darkly as always, by local legend a wild ride and a long slog they debate on the Diverse- Netflix star Maria Bamford comic deep dive into the Lori Bell and now situated at but Lori is finally ready to City stage in this comedy also known as Lady strange and surreal world of Diverse-City where you can share her journey into the battle royal where you are Dynamite. Taylor Goodwin is transphobia to discover just grab dinner and a show, this madness and magic of the judge. the Guinness World Record what's freaking them out. is a complete night out, best making a family. Holder for Most Jokes enjoyed with mates! Told in an Hour and also Á Wed Nov 11 featuring Jay Michael who Á Mon 16 Nov Á Fri 27 Nov Dinner 6pm was a finalist for Best Writer at Dinner 6pm Á Thu Nov 19 Dinner 6:30pm Show 7:30pm (2h) Adelaide Comedy. Show 8pm (1h) Dinner 6pm Show 8pm (50m) Show 7:30pm (2h) Diverse-City, Diverse-City, Diverse-City, 116 Grote Street, Á Fri 13 & Sun 15 Nov 116 Grote Street, Diverse-City, 116 Grote Street, Adelaide Dinner 6:30pm Adelaide 116 Grote Street, Adelaide Show 8pm (55m) Adelaide ı $45 | $42 | $20 | $17 ı $35 | $30 | $15 | $10 ı $43 | $41 | $18 | $16 Diverse-City, ı $45 | $42 | $20 | $17 ¿ Ages 15+ 116 Grote Street, ¿ Ages 15+ ¿ Ages 15+ Adelaide Content Warning: ¿ Ages 15+ Contains quotes from ı $52 | $49 | $27 | $24 transphobic material ¿ Ages 15+ Free entry with a valid concession card. T&Cs at www.feast.org.au
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Adelaide’s Gays don’t panic: LGBTIQA+ History It’s in our It’s legal! SAMESH at Nature: Rainbow History the Sauna Learn about Adelaide’s A Queer Tour of Walk Season 24 a tour of queer history in this the Museum Pulteney 431 self-guided audio tour, Supported by SAMESH. It’s a premiering as part of Feast Discover the stories of love, gem. Flash those sapphires. Ever been curious about 2020! Visit key city locations desire and identity at the Don those ruby slippers. what goes on inside a gay as local tour guide Katina South Australian Museum Join Queen of the Walk, sauna? Join SAMESH as we tells you the stories of as seen through the Dr Gertrude Glossip, as take you inside Pulteney 431 Adelaide’s first Pride March, perspectives of well-known we wend our way from the to see the venue and hear how South Australia legalised LGBTIQA+ South Australians, Torrens to Tarndanyangga. about its 40 year history. This homosexuality, and more. the Museum’s own vibrant We remember Dr Duncan tour is open to everyone 18+ Phone and earphones LGBTIQA+ staff and young (DOB 1930) at his corrected required – this is downloaded South Australians exploring interpretive sign. We and played through the free gender and sexual identities. celebrate anniversaries: Á Sat 21 & Sat 28 Nov VoiceMap app. Book on A new and thought- Gay Law Reform sapphire 10:30am (1h) at flamboyancetours.com. provoking self-guided trail (1975); Peter Nation and au online event, booking that challenges the way we Parkestone Foundation ruby Pulteney 431 Sauna, 431 through app anytime. view the natural and cultural (1980). Always fun, factual Pulteney Street, Adelaide world and our connections to and informative! Proceeds to it. Pick up a copy of the trail Parkestone. ı Free Á Access online at any at the Museum or head to time (1.5h) www.samuseum.sa.gov.au. ¿ Ages 18+ Á Sun 8 & Sat 14 Nov Various locations 11am (2h) Á Sat 7 – Sun 29 Nov ı $5 Open daily from Meet: Barr Smith Lawns, 10am – 5pm Victoria Drive, University ¿ Ages 15+ of Adelaide South Australian Museum, North Terrace , ı $15 | $10 Adelaide Pay cash on the day: register your attendance ı Free at www.feast.org.au ¿ All Ages ¿ Ages 18+
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A r t Rainbow Cut and Paste Colours Calendar Project Heartache of Adelaide’s A trio of a half caste Anthony Adams is a collage Drag Icons Transgender artist collections The Rainbow Calendar artist whose work has been Painted By Pickles Annette Summers’ work Emma Hack Project is back for its fifth Poetry slam meets visual sold internationally and contemplates the intangible annual photography art meets inner struggle. bases itself around three A series of artworks nature of society when Adelaide's own world exhibition. This year’s theme We explore the trials and subjects, celebrities, beauty depicting the glamorous confronted with trans renowned artist exhibits 3 of “Proudly Inspired” will tribulations experienced and controversy! These eye Drag Talent of Adelaide’s women. She creates images collections over 2 rooms in explore sources of inspiration by two women raised in catching collage pieces all nightlife. Artworks by drag inspired by the trans women the gorgeous Treasury 1860 for LGBTIQA+ folk, with the white families but born of have a deeper message or queen Pickles Uprize. Join us she worked with in Sydney’s this Feast Festival. Emma top 24 entries celebrated at African roots who have been meaning within. from 6pm on the 10th Nov for Kings Cross during the has received great acclaim the exhibition’s launch and trapped in the middle. Which the official launch over wine 1970s. Her pieces depict for her refined body paint on display throughout Feast. way to turn when you are and nibbles. a hyper real version of the camouflage technique using Come see what inspires excluded either way? Á Sat 7 – Sun 29 Nov feminine ideal that trans a combination of painting on LGBTIQA+ community 11am – 9pm daily women were often expected canvas, body painting and members from South Á Sat 7 – Sun 29 Nov to conform to, in order to be studio-based photography. Australia and beyond! Join Á Thu 5 Nov 8:30pm (1h) Sparkke at the Whitmore, Mon – Sat accepted by society. Her work evokes a rich us for the launch on 6pm 317 Morphett Street, 10am – 11:30pm array of visual narrative and Thurs 5th Nov. Visit the RCP Diverse-City, Adelaide (Opening night magical realism. website for more detail - 116 Grote Street, Tue 10 Nov 6pm) Á Sat 7 – Sun 29 Nov Favourites from Emma's www.rainbowcalendar.org Adelaide ı Free Wed – Sun 11am – 9pm Geometric, Chinoiserie and Diverse-City, Flight of Fancy collections ı $20 | $12 ¿ All Ages 116 Grote Street, Sparkke at the Whitmore, adorn the walls. Á Thu 5 – Sun 29 Nov Adelaide 317 Morphett Street, 9am – 5pm daily ¿ 18+ Adelaide (Opening night ı Free Á Sat 7 – Sun 29 Nov 5:30–7pm) ı Free 10am – 11pm daily ¿ All Ages Inbari Ku, U City, Level ¿ All Ages The Treasury 1860, 3, 43 Franklin Street, 144 King William Street, Adelaide Adelaide ı Free ı Free ¿ All Ages ¿ All Ages
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A r t The Quilt Progress Queerness, queer Flossie Graber Unfurled Out Blak identities and Join SAMESH and the History and her 19 Covert Adventures exhibitions Trust of SA in presenting the Carriers An exhibition of interpretations Still Moving Exhibition original South Australian Visual Arts and variations of the The absence of LGBTIQ+ AIDS Memorial Quilt. After Exhibition pride flag which allow the Aboriginal and Torres Strait lives and stories in museums several years in storage, the viewer to reflect on their Islander LGBTQ performers, internationally is widely quilt is being put on display Flossie Graber and the own feelings towards the visual artists and community acknowledged. The for everyone to see the 19 Covert Carriers is an original, its meaning and members have been part of temporary exhibition as a history of HIV/AIDS in South exhibition of 19 handwoven who it represents. Online Feast for 21+ years. key product of museums has Australia. baskets, created by Fanny and physical opportunities Events have included been an important means to Jacobson during the time to make, create and discuss award winning touring include LGBTIQ+ lives to the of the Covid 19 pandemic. a much loved symbol of the shows, Nungay Nights, historical narrative. This talk Á Mon 9 – Wed 18 Nov & The baskets represent the community. forums, campfire stories, will explore how queerness Mon 23 Nov – Tue 1 Dec danger of the Corona virus, exhibitions, kangaroo tail and LGBTIQ+ identities Mon–Fri 10am – 4pm as they are objects that were cooking, film, cabaret, dance, have been investigated Thu 12 Nov 10am – 8pm handled continuously and Á Mon 9 – Fri 27 Nov comedy, drag and writing and presented in museum Sun 15 Nov 12pm – 5pm the threads that held the Mon –Thu 12 – 4pm live celebrating First Nations exhibitions; it draws on Thu 26 Nov 10am – 8pm baskets together were often Fri 12 – 6pm queer creativity, power examples from Australia and softened by saliva. Also on and passion. internationally. Drill Hall, Torrens Parade display are Fanny’s colourful Bluey Boronia, This exhibition brings Image Credit: Lucifer Ground, Victoria Drive, diaries, a map of her Shop 11, Topham Mall, together publicity, artwork, Queering The Museum Adelaide experiences over 30 years. Adelaide film, images, people and installation by Matt Smith, stories that span 21+ years. image courtesy of the artist. ı Free ı Free Á Mon 9 Nov 7pm (2h) ¿ All Ages ¿ Ages 15+ Á Wed 11 – Fri 13, Á Wed 25 Nov 6pm (1h) Diverse-City, Mon 16 – Fri 27 Nov 116 Grote Street, 9am- 5pm The David Roche Adelaide Sat 14 & Sat 21 Nov Foundation House 11am – 3pm Museum, 241 ı Free Melbourne Street, North The Light Square Gallery, Adelaide ¿ Ages 15+ Adelaide College of the Arts, 39 Light Square, ı $25 | $20 Adelaide ¿ All Ages ı Free ¿ All Ages 44 45 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation M Queer Film Night And Then We Á Tue 10 Nov 6:30pm (4h) u Danced s Capri Theatre, 141 Join us for a night of queer Goodwood Road, i film on the big screen. The Goodwood c evening will begin with a program of short films, ı $20 | $15 curated by Queer Screen, & that conclude with the ¿ Ages 15+ premiere of a short by Saara Lamberg, filmed here in F South Australia and includes a Q&A with Saara. This will i Emma Rowe, Screening of be followed by the feature l The Vains, Alison Coppe The Coming 'And Then We Danced,' M Prophets of ‘Torrensvile’ Back out Ball a passionate coming-of- Impending Doom EP Launch age tale set amidst the With support from ECH and conservative confines of Emma Rowe is a loud (but Join Alison Coppe and COTA , the Uranian Society modern Tbilisi. good) singer/songwriter The Janes to celebrate Adelaide in association with from Darwin. She has their ‘Torrensville’ EP at The Backlot Films are pleased supported the likes of Wheatsheaf Hotel. With to be able to present this Regurgitator, Amanda a bold voice and defiant wonderful movie tracing the Palmer, and Christine Anu. lyrics, Alison Coppe has lead up to a ball where older The Vains are a dynamic, carved out a place at the gay men and women come powerhouse, female-driven heart of Adelaide’s rich out AGAIN. rock band out of Adelaide. singer-songwriter culture. Think gritty vocals, Written and recorded in It takes a special kind of person screaming guitar riffs and Adelaide, ‘Torrensville’ Á Sun 8 Nov 7pm (1.5h) pulsating drums. queerly traverses the streets to become a foster carer. The Prophets of of love, lust, and heartache Diverse City, 116 Grote Someone who is loving and caring. Impending Doom are 10% etched powerfully against Street, Adelaide alternative, 40% ska-punk, the backdrop of the western Someone who can open their home and 50% cowbell, and 100% suburbs. Supported by ı $10 | $5 heart to a child in need. good times. Naomi Keyte. Maybe... someone like you. ¿ All Ages You can be single, married, a same sex Á Sat 14 Nov 7:30pm Á Fri 20 Nov 7pm (2h) couple or empty nesters, with or without (2.5h) children of your own. Wheatsheaf Hotel. Foster Care – It’s Life Changing! Sparkke at the Whitmore, 39 George Street, 317 Morphett Street, Thebarton T. 1300 592 227 Adelaide ı E. 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46 47 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation Q u e e r c o n v Lunchtime In their own Inside Voices e talk at the Art Bi-Focal words Ask Me Anything Your Stories Untold The Murder r Gallery of South Sex Workers of Dr Duncan Australia Whether you’re bi-curious A one on one discussion Do you have a story that and Gay Law s Rainbow Connection or curious about bisexuality, with individuals who have Join SAMESH and SIN in hasn’t been told? What Reform in South a this forum is for you! Bfriend contributed to the fabric of answering all of your burning is your queer journey? Australia What’s the connection and Kindred Spirits bring the rainbow community. questions about what it is like Join us for an LGBTIQ+ t between the rainbow and you Bi-Focal – a Q&A The discussions are about to be a sex worker. We ask community discussion on The drowning of Dr Duncan i gay pride? Join us to find out panel featuring bi+ South how they come to be in Adelaide based sex workers the process of coming out in the River Torrens on 10 more about the politics of Australians who will share the positions that they are the questions you've always and coming into ourselves May 1972 remains one of o colour in this lunchtime talk what being bi or pansexual in, major achievements, been too shy to ask. and our queer and gender the state's most notorious n set against the backdrop of means to them and why bi+ continuing ambition and SAMESH supports the identities. We are a queer unsolved murders. Come s the 'Chromatopia' display in visibility in the LGBTIQA+ their challenge of the now. decriminalisation of sex work. arts collective developing an hear this fascinating talk Gallery 9. community is important. The inaugural interdisciplinary exhibition with Historian Tim Reeves, Hang around afterwards discussion features the centred around queer stories about how this tragedy for a chat about building a General Manager of the Á Wed 18 Nov 7pm (1.5h) and seek your thoughts triggered the first attempt Á Tue 10 Nov 12:30pm stronger bi+ community here Adelaide Feast festival – and experiences to shape to decriminalise male (30m) in Adelaide, too. Helen Sheldon. SAMESH, 57 Hyde this project. Get in touch at homosexual acts in Australia, Street, Adelaide inside.voices.confidential@ and how South Australia Art Gallery of South gmail.com to get info or eventually led the nation Australia, North Terrace, Á Thu 12 Nov 6pm (1.5h) Á Wed 18 Nov ı Free share your story. when it embraced gay law Adelaide Dinner 6pm reform in 1975. Sparkke at the Whitmore, Show 7:30pm (1h+) ¿ Ages 18+ ı Free Queen Room upstairs, Á Thu 19 Nov 5:30pm 317 Morphett Street, Diverse-City, Sat 21 Nov 10:30am & Á Thu 19 Nov 6pm (1h) ¿ All Ages Adelaide 116 Grote Street, 3pm (1.5h) Adelaide The Treasury 1860, ı $10 | $5 The Joinery, 111 Franklin 144 King William Street, ı $45 | $40 | $20 | $15 Street, Adelaide Adelaide ¿ Ages 18+ (The Seminar Room) ¿ All Ages ı Free ı Free ¿ Ages 18+ ¿ All Ages
48 49 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation Q u e e r c o n v Mamma’s Queer at work? Queer e Morning Tea Finding our Let’s talk about The Quilt Migrations 15 Queer Icons r Time Live common ground our rights! The History of the older and younger SA AIDS Quilt The University of Adelaide, What are “queer icons”? s Join Adelaide based podcast lesbians talking Do you work and happen to RMIT, and the History Trust Don Dunstan’s pink shorts? a The House for a live version together be queer? SAMESH and the History of South Australia invite The Stonewall Riots? David of this online show. With a Your friendly queer Trust of South Australia community members to Bowie? The Mars Bar? t strong focus on ensuring A group of lesbians over the unionists will host a panel present the SA AIDS Quilt. a focus group for an ARC Carlotta? The rainbow flag? i space for conversations age of 80 sit together with discussion on LGBTIQ rights Hear the stories behind each funded project examining Icons are people, places, from queer and feminist lesbians in their 20s. They in the workplace, building panels and learn why, how, the roles that sexuality and objects, texts, and moments o perspectives, Hosts Peta- have so many stories to share support and solidarity at and what now, when it comes gender diversity played in that hold weight for us. n Anne Louth and Thomas about their lives — coming work, and what we still to the Quilt. migration to South Australia, Join Dr Madeleine Seys s 'Kween Kong' Fonua will out and living as a lesbian, have to achieve together to 1950-1999. Find out about and 15 South Australian facilitate a panel discussion their fears and hopes and build safe workplaces for the project, share personal thinkers, writers and artists with local industry leaders celebrations. Come along — LGBTIQ+ people. Á Tue 24 Nov 6:30pm stories about migration for this fast-paced and to address topics such as be nourished and inspired Free for union members (1.5h) experiences, and contribute entertaining survey of icons gender, identity, mental by an inter-generational to conversation about the in queer history. health and the importance conversation. Afternoon Memorial Hall, role of museums in collecting of safe spaces in our tea provided. Á Mon 23 Nov 6pm (2h) Torrens Parade Ground, and sharing LBGTIQ+ communities at large. Victoria Drive, histories. Á Fri 27 Nov 6pm (2h) Diverse-City, Adelaide Á Sun 22 Nov 2pm (1.5h) 116 Grote Street, Memorial Hall, Torrens Á Sat 21 Nov 1pm (1h) Adelaide ı Free Á Thu 26 Nov 5:30pm Parade Ground, Victoria The Treasury 1860, (1.5h) Drive, Adelaide Rhino Room, 1/131 Pirie 144 King William Street, ı $10 | $5 | Free ¿ All Ages Street, Adelaide Adelaide Memorial Hall, Torrens ı Free ¿ All Ages Parade Ground, Victoria ı $23 | $18 ı Free Drive, Adelaide ¿ Ages 15+ RSVP to ECH on ¿ Ages 18+ 1300 275 324 or ı Free [email protected] ¿ All Ages ¿ All Ages
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50 51 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation Provocateur: BacKDoor L Fetish Mr & Ms Adelaide Fetish Dinner e Through the Leather 2020 a Photographer’s Come and cheer on the Great food. Good company. Lens Exhibition contestants as they go Gripping entertainment. The t through their paces for BacKDoor Fetish Dinner is h Following the sell-out this year’s competition a 3-course alternate drop success of last year, new and continue the legacy dinner consisting of Entrée, e work from acclaimed local of South Australian leather Main and Dessert, with a r and international fetish representation. cabaret of local performers photographers return in a to entertain you throughout specially curated exhibition. Á Fri 20 Nov 7pm (5h) the evening. Beverages & not included but available Á Thu 19 – Sat 21 Nov Wakefield Hotel, for purchase. Fetish wear is Open during the events 76 Wakefield Street, encouraged with it being as K Adelaide little or as much as you like. i Wakefield Hotel, 76 Wakefield Street, ı $15 Including nibbles Á Sat 20 Nov 6:30pm (5.5h) n Adelaide throughout the night. k Wakefield Hotel, ı Free entry with ¿ Ages 18+ 76 Wakefield Street, event tickets Adelaide ¿ Ages 18+ ı $50.00 Per Person ¿ Ages 18+
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52 53 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation Kindred Spirits 1 Kindred Spirits 3 C for all LGBTIQA+and Women of LBTIQ o intersectionality, Meetup m Allies, Friends, Explore the Central Market Family then Join us for coffee, and m Held on the Second just maybe, stay for lunch. u Saturday of each Month from 2pm to 5pm at the n Wheatsheaf Hotel. Á Sat 7 Nov 10:30am (3h) i KS1 is about community. Inclusion through Visibility. Diverse-City, 116 Grote t Open to all who wish to join St, Adelaide Y in the inclusive community to enjoy an afternoon together. ı $2.50 Kindred Spirits LGBTIQA+ Australia ¿ Ages 18+ Big Gay Bingo Youth Drop In Feast Service Meetup Groups Á Sat 14 Nov 2pm (3h) Extravaganza 2.0 Kindred Spirits 4 Gay Bingo with a twist of The Unitarian Church will Kindred Spirits Australia Wheatsheaf Hotel, 39 Bi+ Community trivia during Feast is BIG. Back by popular demand… be celebrating with a FEAST (KSA), the community arm George St, Thebarton Meetup - for The Just the ticket for a hilarious LGBTIQA+ young people service for members of the of TLLPC is about bringing Bisexual, Pansexual, night OUT. Hosted by Shaun aged 12-25 to come LGBTQIA+ community. communities together. We ı $2.50 Polysexual Lane with stunning drag together to meet and hang Unitarians belong to a provide "meetups" or social Community. stars Izzy Goode, Slayer and out in the space where progressive faith community gatherings for our LGBTIQ+ ¿ Ages 18+ Held on the third Saturday of Chandy O’Lear plus barrel the first ever youth drop in that welcomes people of all communities and we extend the month from 2pm to 5pm girl Margie Fischer. Bingo groups were established. ages, races, backgrounds an invitation to the wider Kindred Spirits 2 at Sparkke at the Whitmore. virgin? We’ll teach you how Join us in a celebration of and gender. This service, community to come along Transgender, For a like minded, to play. Outrageous fun, being authentically you organised by church and discover just how much Gender Diverse and enjoyable afternoon to extraordinary must-have and fabulous! members who belong to alike we are. KSA also holds Non Binary Meetup network, meet new and prizes galore, friendly crowd, the LGBTQIA+ community, a number of other events Community meetup old friends. everyone welcome. Delicious will celebrate the richness of throughout the year. Kindred Spirits 2 provides a dinner options and bar. Á Thu 12 Nov 6pm (3h) our diversity through words, Check us out on facebook. safe space for those in our verse, song, music and facebook.com/TLLPC.ks community wanting to get Á Sat 21 Nov 2pm (3h) SHINE SA, 57 Hyde reflection. Join us on facebook.com/ out in a safe environment. Á Sun 8, 15 & 22 Nov 6pm Street, Adelaide groups/kindred.spirits. Ideal for those just starting to Sparkke at the Whitmore (2h) No Bingo on Sun 29 australia. go out into the community. - in the "Bottleshop" 317 due to Picnic ı Free Á Sun 15 Nov 10:30am Come along and meet Morphett St, Adelaide (1h) like minded people who Mylk Bar, 57 Flinders ¿ Ages 12–25 know what it is like. Meet old ı $2.50 Street, Adelaide Unitarian Church of SA, friends, make new friends. 99 Osmond Terrace, ¿ Ages 18+ ı $10 Norwood Á Sat 7 Nov 2pm (3h) ¿ Ages 18+ ı Free Diverse-City, ¿ All Ages 116 Grote Street, Adelaide ı $2.50 ¿ All Ages
54 55 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation C o m m u n i t Y Big Fabulous International Peer Rope Adelaide Show ‘n’ Shine Rainbow Transgender Day International presents Queer Christian Directory Of Remembrance Transgender Day Risque Rope Service The National Motor Museum, Launch in the City Of Remembrance in conjunction with QCar - Norwood Peer Rope Adelaide Inc All are welcome to join this South Australia's LGBTIQ+ The Rainbow Directory is Celebrated internationally is returning to the stage ecumenical and inclusive automotive enthusiast a website developed by on November 20. We Each year, on th 20th to tantalize your senses Christian worship service. club, invite you, your family, Catalyst Foundation to help pay respects to those November, the Transgender with their risqué rope We’ll celebrate life and and your car, bike, or truck community members find transgender folk who have and LGBTIQ+ community performances. Not to be love in all its diversity, to Birdwood for the Big LGBTIQA+ services and suffered, continue to suffer, come together in missed, shows WILL sell out complexity, challenges and Fabulous Show and Shine! groups across SA. It provides died at the hands of others remembrance of lives fast. Peer Rope Adelaide Inc joy. An evening of thought Free entry for vehicles (and information that is relevant or suicide. We celebrate lost due to violence, is a large, community based provoking ideas, good music participants carried within) to and specific to LGBTIQA+ the bravery and ongoing murder and suicide. This rope school, that focuses on and inclusive theology will the museum, with prizes for communities and needs. Join struggles to bring equality to event will be held at the the Japanese art of Shibari. be followed by a relaxed "Best in Show"! Register to us to launch the website and transgender, gender diverse non-denominational supper. Come and worship participate by contacting the to learn more! and non binary communities Unitarian Church, which in a beautiful old church with National Motor Museum. rainbowdirectorysa.com.au in Adelaide and around the has generously donated a Á Fri 20, Sat 21 & Sun other LGBTIQA+ Christians, Supported by the globe. Presented by the space where we can mourn, 22 Nov 7:30pm their friends, families Department for Human TLLPC and Kindred Spirits support, celebrate and create (1.5h including interval) and allies. Á Sun 15 Nov 11:30am Services, and the Rainbow Australia. unity within our community. (3.5h) Directory Advisory Group. TLLPC thanks Parkestone All welcome. Peer Rope Adelaide Foundation for their support. Studio, 1/237-239 Hutt Á Sun 22 Nov 7:30pm National Motor Museum, Street, Adelaide (1.5h) Shannon Street, Á Thu 19 Nov 10am (2h) Á Fri 20 Nov 6pm (3h) Birdwood Á Fri 20 Nov 6pm (3h) ı $25 | $20 St Andrews by the Sea Diverse-City, Unitarian Church of Uniting Church, 92 Jetty ı $41 | $17.50 | $14.50 | 116 Grote Street, Diverse-City, South Australia, 99 ¿ Ages 18+ Road, Glenelg $7.50 | Free Adelaide 116 Grote Street, Osmond Terrace, Contains mature Adelaide Norwood content and adult ı Free ¿ All Ages ı Free themes including nudity, ı Free ı Free bondage and light ¿ All Ages ¿ All Ages BDSM ¿ All Ages ¿ All Ages
56 57 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation C o m m u n i t Can I foster if I’m Y single & LGBTQI? Rainbow Ride COTA SA Rainbow Nungay Port Pirie with Adelaide Hub Monthly Night 2020 Regional Picnic Yes! Bike Kitchen Lunch in the Park Take your next step and submit A sparkling showcase of Join the Adelaide Bike LGBTI people aged 50+ are Adelaide’s Indigenous and A regional Picnic in the Park a confidential enquiry online. Kitchen in a queer-friendly, invited to join our Monthly Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQ to be held in Port Pirie for fostercare.lccare.org.au join-at-any-point Rainbow Lunch to meet old friends gorgeous talent marking the communities in the Yorke & Ride! Starting in the CBD, or make new ones. Hear 21st Anniversary of the closet Mid-North of SA. The themes ride via casual pit stops to the what’s happening in our being opened for all. are diversity and resilience. ABK Bowden headquarters community and how to Live music, dance, drag kings Local artists, food vendors, to enjoy a finishing party: access information about and queens, comedy, DJ plus stalls and competitions. featuring pop-up drum- ageing well for you and your special guests. The featured headline act line and grooves to chill or loved ones. Buy your own We’ll remember the will be Hans! dance to. Sequined attire, food and drinks. friends, laughs had and the handlebar streamers and BOOKINGS: Essential bonds made plus celebrate lights highly encouraged. – numbers limited due Nungay Night now and for Á Sun 29 Nov 11am (5h) Pub pit stop scavenger to COVID-19. many years to come. hunt included. Email [email protected] Nibbles- even the edible Memorial Park, or call 08 8232 0422. kind included. All welcome. Port Pirie
Á Sun 22 Nov ı Free 4:50pm ride via pit stops Á Thu 26 Nov 12pm (1.5h) Á Sat 28 Nov 6pm (5h) to Bowden. Finishing ¿ All Ages party 6:30pm – 8:30pm The Treasury 1860, Diverse-City, (3h 40m) 144 King William St, 116 Grote Street, Adelaide Adelaide Adelaide Bike Kitchen, 22 Gibson Street, ı Free (purchase your ı $15 | $10 EARLY BIRD SALE Bowden own drinks and food) ¿ Ages 15+ ı $10 | Free ¿ Ages 50+ ¿ Ages 18+
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Feast Golf Pride Tennis Day 2020 Come and Adelaide Inc. try social Tournament Come for a game of golf volleyball! at the fabulous Aston Hills Doubles tennis tournament Mount Barker course. Price The Spikers have been for players of all levels. includes game + gourmet the home of GLBTQ+ Feasters and friends BBQ lunch. Four or three participation in volleyball in are invited to have a hit person Ambrose. Enter as an Adelaide since 1995. This alongside members for individual, enter your team, primarily social club boasts a an afternoon on the lawn or be teamed up, on the broad membership base of in a social environment. day. GA handicaps apply. ages, cultural backgrounds BYO racquet. If no handicap, no worries. and player experience in Minimum handicap per volleyball. The Spikers invite team set for day. Generous the Feast community and Á Sun 15 Nov 12:30pm prizes for women’s, men’s friends to meet the club (5h) and mixed teams. Arrive on family and have a friendly or before 8.30am for a 9am match in a party atmosphere. Sturt Lawn Tennis Club, start. Any questions, contact No experience necessary. Corner Langham Tce Ros - [email protected] and Edmund Ave, or 0419 185 216. Parkside Á Thu 12 Nov 7pm (2h) ı $20 | $15 Á Sun 8 Nov 8:30am (6h) Thebarton Senior College Indoor Gym, ¿ Ages 15+ Aston Hills Golf Club, Corner East and Ashley 435 Bald Hills Road, Streets, Torrensville Mount Barker ı Free ı $75 ¿ Ages 15+ ¿ Ages 15+
60 61 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation M u l t this year everything is different! i This year you can Just scan the - stay COVID-safe QR code or go to: m and complete the https://gcpsonline.net e survey online! to find out more. d i 5 Years of Radio Adelaide's a Celebrating Digital Heaps Queer If you are a gay or bisexual man who lives in South Australia, we would like you Southern Pride Dance Club to complete the Gay Community Periodic Survey. by All The This Feast Festival join the & This year Pride of the South Queens Men hosts of Radio Adelaide’s Taking part involves completing an anonymous questionnaire about sex, will host a virtual celebration Pink Rabbit, HER and relationships, drug use and health care. The findings are used to guide HIV and of our diverse Rainbow A free online social event for Pride and Prejudice for a sexual health programs. You must be at least 16 years of age to participate. O Community. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans live-to-air night of queer n Follow our social media, and Gender Diverse, and joy. Expect extraordinary and participate by submitting Intersex elders and allies. guests, interviews and l a photo or brief video, with Learn new dances and chat panel discussions, and i the theme ‘What does Pride with fellow, fabulous people. of course live music from n mean to you?’, showcasing Digital Dance Club is an some of Adelaide’s best. our pride in our community. ongoing social project that After all, Radio Adelaide’s e Facebook.com/ combats ageism, social Heaps Queer. Feast Fans devour SouthernLGBTIQPride isolation and discrimination Food and drinks by creating safe, social and available for purchase at 10% off our public rates recreational spaces for older this Feast friendly event. Sage Hotel Adelaide is thrilled to offer Á Fri 6 Nov LGBTI+ people. Limited capacity - register Come one, come all! No your spot now. 10% off public rates throughout the ı Free dance experience needed. 2020 Festival. Simply use the code word All welcome, all over “FEAST” to claim the discount when booking. ¿ All Ages the world. Á Thu 19 Nov 6:30pm (4h) PLUS... Sparkke at the Á Sun 15 Nov 4pm (1.5h) Whitmore, 317 Morphett Enjoy 1 selection from the Zouk a la carte Street, Adelaide Online via Zoom breakfast menu, including a juice and ı Free hot beverage for just $7 per person, ı Free when pre-booking with this code. ¿ Ages 15+ ¿ All Ages BOOK NOW!!! Sage Hotel Adelaide 208 South Terrace, Adelaide Ph 08 8223 2800 www.sageadelaide.com [email protected] Proud sponsors of Feast Festival 2020
62 63 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation Flying the Rainbow Flag ADVERTISEMENT HAPPY Every year Feast invites the Mayor and CEO of each municipal council in South As of the end of July those councils FEAST Australia to show their support flying the rainbow flag for for LGBTIQ people and their Feast and Pridevember are: families living in their community by flying the rainbow flag for the FESTIVAL! duration of the Feast Festival, 7 Nov — 29 Nov 2020. This year Feast also invited all municipal councils to fly the rainbow flag for an entire month to celebrate Feast’s initiative, “Pridevember” — celebrating everything Queer As a CELEBRATION of here in South Australia for the entire month of November. INCLUSION and EQUALITY, Flying the rainbow flag FEAST reminds us MORE actively contributes to the health and well-being of THAN EVER that WE ARE the whole community and ALL STRONGER TOGETHER. is a symbolic way in which councils can help celebrate the Festival state-wide, as well as We’re proud of Labor’s legacy of fighting publicly acknowledging their alongside the LGBTIQ community for As of the end of July those councils councils role in promoting and equality, including: celebrating diversity. flying the rainbow flag for the duration This year we are pleased of the Festival and other dates are: Marriage equality. to announce that we have 27 municipal councils participating, FROM PENNY WONG (SENATOR FOR SA), PETER Removing discrimination in parenting law some for various days during the MALINAUSKAS (LEADER OF THE SA LABOR PARTY), (adoption, IVF and surrogacy). Festival, some for the duration SUSAN CLOSE (DEPUTY LEADER OF THE SA LABOR of Feast and some for the entire PARTY) AND ALL OF US AT RAINBOW LABOR SA. Recognition and legal protections for month of November. Whilst LGBTIQ relationships. some municipalities have been prevented from displaying the CITY OF MITCHAM Ensuring South Australians can change flag on a flag pole, due to local their legal gender to reflect their true Council policies, they overcame these obstacles by flying or identity. hanging a rainbow flag in the windows of their community centre or library, or by erecting a temporary secondary flag pole for the duration of the Festival. Feast also asked many local ABOR businesses to fly/display the L rainbow flag to celebrate IS ‘Pridevember’ with many joining Thank you THE To all municipal councils PARTY the celebrations. AUTHORISED BY E and businesses that supported P. WONG, LEVEL 4, Q OF Y celebrating diversity in 2020! 19 GOUGER STREET, U I T ADELAIDE SA 5000. A L
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8O Mary’s Poppin, 5 Synagogue Place 20 Pinky Flat / Tarntanya Wama (Park 26), D RD D 9 Bluey Boronia, Shop 11, Topham Mall, GREENHILL RDWar Memorial Drive 52-54 Waymouth Street 21 Hyperdance Studio, Level 2, 167 Gouger Street 10 McGregor Hall at Scots Church, 22 The Joinery, 111 Franklin Street 237 North Terrace 23 U City, Level 3, 43 Franklin Street 11 University of Adelaide, North Terrace 24 Art Gallery of South Australia, North Terrace 12 Light Square / Wauwi 25 Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas, 3 Cinema Place
2020 Feast Festival Book online with UPark today proudly supported by Visit upark.com.au City of Adelaide 66 67 #feastfest @feastfestival Join the conversation F Acknowledgements e a FEAST BOARD PRODUCTION Feast Drop In s Adam Gibbons CO‑ORDINATOR Coordinator Proud sponsor of t (Chair from July 2020) Chris Iley Grace Mitchell Joshua Rayner Feast Festival (Chair until July 2020) PRODUCER FEAST Drop In Workers Ash Stanbridge (Treasurer) WRITING LIVE Zac Cannell Sam Silvester (Secretary) Margie Fischer AM Lee Cavuoto Rohan Yates (Until July 2020) Lisa Hayton Jo Robinson ARTISTIC ADVISORY Oliver Keane Riki Owens-Bennett COMMITTEE Shaun McNamara (to February 2020) Neil Armfield AO Bee Reece Will Sergeant Sarah Searle FEAST STAFF Alison Coppe Jimmy Wood CEO & General Manager Mitchell Butel Helen Sheldon Eliza Thomas Drop In thanks Marketing and Business Dr. Nikki Sullivan Jo Martin Development Officer Edwin Kemp-Attrill Geoff Phillips James Landseer Fanny Jacobson Michael Thompson Program and Events Jesse Budel Coordinator Nick Hays Bingo thanks Gail Ellis Robert Reason Shaun Lane Volunteer Coordinator Lori Bell Emma Lane James Landseer Troy Anthony-Baylis Slayer aka Knick Souel Gail Ellis Damien Ralphs Bryan Hayles aka Izzy Goode Graphic Designer Gail Ellis Ben Whellum aka Chandy (Poster and Guide) O'Leear Goode Nat Van Dyk Community and Program Proofing Health Advisory Volunteers Cris Davis Committee Thank you to each and every Photographer Zac Cannell volunteer. Your time, energy, Jo Robinson (Photojo) Matthew Morris commitment and skills are Interns Martin Bogovic hugely appreciated. Emma Faggotter Sue Gallpen Alyssa Mason Bill Gaston Feast Donors Shalaka Shetty Valda Young Thank you to everyone who LGBTI Connect. Himanshu Rai Jenny Scott has donated to Feast, your Feast on the Foreshore Skye Bartlett contributions are invaluable. Culturally safe access to aged care services Semaphore Public Relations Daniel Jeffries Belinda McKeown Special Thanks FEAST AMBASSADOR Lucy Hackworth Greg Mackie OAM Indy Stanton Kirsty Degabriele Emma O’Neill Bruce Thompson Cheryl Pickering PROGRAM PRINTING Neil Clegg Jeremy Sheldon For more information contact the ECH Bowden Print Group Kate Toone Dr Boram Lee Grace Mitchell Justyna Jochym LGBTI Connect Team on 1300 275 324 PUBLICIST Gail Ellis Tim Reeves BeYoung PR Marketing or visit lgbticonnect.ech.asn.au and Events ECH is proudly South Australia’s first Aged Care Rainbow Tick accredited provider.
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