Still Proud: Honouring the 78ers

Join us for a powerful evening honouring the anniversary of the 1978 Sydney Mardi Gras. This event celebrates community heroes and offers a chance to reflect on our shared history. Attendees will hear about what lies ahead as the 50th anniversary approaches. This milestone year will feature commemoration, pride, and a powerful collective celebration. The event takes place at The Loading Dock Theatre, located near Darlinghurst. Tickets are available for purchase online, with a booking fee applying to credit card sales. No refunds will be provided. The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras organisation acknowledges that their events occur on Aboriginal land, specifically that of the Gadigal, Cammeraygal, Bidigal, Darug, and Dharawal people. They respect Elders past and present, and extend particular acknowledgement to all LGBTQIA+SB Elders, recognising the ongoing connection to land, skies, waterways, and communities.

Date
Wednesday 24 June 2026
Time
15:00:00 – 17:00:00
Venue
The Loading Dock Theatre @ Qtopia
Address
301 Forbes St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Suburb
Darlinghurst
Price
$20.00
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Vibes: queer, community, mardi gras

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Still Proud: Honouring the 78ers

The Loading Dock Theatre @ Qtopia

JUN
24
WED 24 JUN3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Price

$20

Status

Event Ended

Dress Code

Casual

Join us for a powerful evening honouring the anniversary of the 1978 Sydney Mardi Gras. This event celebrates community heroes and offers a chance to reflect on our shared history. Attendees will hear about what lies ahead as the 50th anniversary approaches. This milestone year will feature commemoration, pride, and a powerful collective celebration. The event takes place at The Loading Dock Theatre, located near Darlinghurst. Tickets are available for purchase online, with a booking fee applying to credit card sales. No refunds will be provided. The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras organisation acknowledges that their events occur on Aboriginal land, specifically that of the Gadigal,…

Cammeraygal, Bidigal, Darug, and Dharawal people. They respect Elders past and present, and extend particular acknowledgement to all LGBTQIA+SB Elders, recognising the ongoing connection to land, skies, waterways, and communities.

Last updated 23 Aug 2026Ticket status last checked 19 June 2026

Vibes

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