Midsumma with Thorne Harbour
06 Dec 2024
Connect with Thorne Harbour at one of our many Midsumma events! From pool parties, to parades and forums, we've got something for everyone.
Midsumma Carnival
Sunday 19 January. It all kicks off with Carnival! Join our LGBTIQ+ communities in Alexandra Gardens as our tribes come together for a day of festivities.
Murder Mystery Party
Thursday 23 January. A Night of Sapphic Seduction, Suspense and High Stakes!
Queerways Walking Tour - Collingwood
Friday 24 January. This isn’t your regular walk—it’s an immersive experience that connects past and present.
Queer Pool Party
Saturday 25 January. It's the iconic south side splash down - Thorne Harbour's annual queer pool party.
AIDS Memorial Garden Tour
Friday 31 January. Remember Fairfield - From Hospital to Horticulture.
Queerways Walking Tour - Fitzroy
Friday 31 January. This isn’t your regular walk—it’s an immersive experience that connects past and present.
Midsumma Pride March
Sunday 2 February. Get ready for this year's Pride March! We welcome everyone to join the march with us.
No Pride in Racism
Tuesday 4 February. Join Thorne Harbour Health and the Victorian Pride Centre for a community panel on sexualised racism in our LGBTIQA+ communities.
Wise Words
Thursday 6 February. An evening of intergenerational storytelling by and for LGBTIQ+ women.
Northside Pool Party
Saturday 8 February. Dive in divas because this one is for all the FLINTAs and those who love them.
Victoria's Pride
Sunday 9 February. As you make your way along Smith & Gertrude Streets, be sure to keep an eye out for Thorne Harbour Health as we celebrate our LGBTIQ+ communities.
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