Coming to Sydney WorldPride following international acclaim, this social afternoon concert for the whole community, celebrates older LGBTIQ+ people. 

Saturday 18 February, 2.00pm - 6.00pm
Sydney Town Hall
Dress Fabulous!
$50 Full / $40 Concession + booking fees.

Book HERE

An incredible line-up including: The Sydney Youth Orchestra, Robyn Archer, Deborah Cheetham, Paul Capsis, Tina Del Twist, Nefertiti LaNegra, Nana Miss Koori, The Huxleys and more to be announced

Tickets are affordable to ensure everyone can attend. If however, prices are prohibitive for you, or someone you know, please get in touch. 

Watch previous events HERE & HERE

     
 
Supported by Sydney WorldPride, NSW Government through Create NSW, Australian Government through Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund, Australia Council for the Arts, City of Sydney and ACON. In partnership with Love Project - Living Older Visibly and Engaged and The Sydney Youth Orchestra. Images Meredith O'Shea. 

This past October, in front of a sold out audience, eight Salisbury Citizens made their very first public speeches, reflecting on their hopes and dreams for the future, in a special staging at the heart of Salisbury Cathedral.

Watch the trailer HERE
Read the program HERE
Read the speeches HERE

Acknowledging the world’s seismic experiences across the past two years, Congress was shared just for this place and shared once, just for this time, a new time.  

Speakers: Clare Christopher, Mona Ali, Patience and Neal Dreyer, Jack Cunningham, Johannes Tega Oghorro, Ruslan Kuvanyshev, Jess Read & Andrew Powlesland. 

Worksmiths: Dr. Olu Taiwo, Veronica Dewan, Jeremy Davies, Jayne Woodhouse, Safiya Kamaria Kinshasa, Nazli Tabatabai-Khatambakhsh, Hannah Treadaway & Russ Tunney.

Movers: Panthera Dance Company, DANCE SIX-0, Kateryna Barvitska-Kuvanysheva, Mrs Joshna Prasanth, Stage 65 Youth Theatre & Salisbury Malayalee Association

Congratulations!


    

Presented by Wiltshire Creative. Supported by UK/Australia Season Patrons, the British Council, the Australian Government and Creative Partnerships Australia through the Australian Cultural Fund as part of the UK/Australia Season 2021-22 and Australia Council for the Arts. Images John Rose.

Older LGBTIQ+ people and allies are invited to this free social event, to learn new dances, enjoy delicious catering and drinks, and interact with the whole community. All ages, all experiences welcome. 

Watch our Melbourne welcome video HERE 
Watch Rawcus perform at Dance Club Melbourne HERE 

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SYDNEY

Friday 27 January, 1.00pm - 3.00pm 

Glebe Town Hall,
160 St Johns Road, Glebe 
Map HERE

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MELBOURNE

Sunday 12 February. 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Sunday 12 March, 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Sunday 9 April, 2.00pm - 4.00pm

Collingwood Town Hall,
140 Hoodle St, Collingwood VIC 3066.
Map HERE.

No bookings required. 

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BRISBANE

Dates & venue
Announced in 2023

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Supported by Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund - an Australian Government Initiative and Australia Council for the Arts. DC Melbourne is supported by Yarra City Council in association with Switchboard Victoria. DC Sydney is supported through Create NSW in association with ACON's LOVE Project. DC Canberra is supported by Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres in partnership with Meridian. Images Theresa Harrison. 

Bliss 
Curated & hosted by ATQM. Presented by Bleach* Festival

Coming Back Out Social.
Presented by ATQM. State Library for Victorian Seniors Festival 

Congress
Created by ATQM. Presented by Wiltshire Creative, Salisbury Cathedral. 

Digital Dance Club
Presented by ATQM, online. 

FAM JAM
Created by ATQM, online. 

Kiwi Club: Rainbow Families Dance Party (development)
Created by ATQM. Supported by Vic Health. 

LGBTIQ+ Elders Dance Club.
Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Melbourne City of Yarra, Brisbane Powerhouse's MELT Festival, Bleach* Festival, Glebe Town Hall Sydney, Ainsle and Gorman SpringOUt and more. 

Magnifco Splendido (development)
Created by ATQM. Supported by Adelaide Cabaret Festival 

Park Lounge.
Curated & hosted by ATQM, Presented by Wyndham City Council 

Rawcus Collaboration 
Presented by ATQM, Dance Club Melbourne. 

St Kilda Festival 
Performances by ATQM. Presented by City of Port Phillip.

The Coming Back Out Tea Dance. 
Presented by ATQM. Collingwood Town Hall. 

Victoria's Pride
Curated & hosted by ATQM, Presented by Midsumma Festival.

Thank you, our community and collaborating artists, who have supported and valued our work during this complex year. We are grateful for continued creative opportunities. In 2023, we hope we can do more of this together with you all! 

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All The Queens Men acknowledge the Sovereign Custodians of the lands on which we work. We pay respect to Elders past and present and to all First Nations peoples, recognising that sovereignty was never ceded.

Love + Art + Community 
ATQM 
xxx

#allthequeensmen 

 

All The Queens Men is auspiced by Auspicious Arts Projects.