Festivals
Adelaide’s annual queer arts and culture festival will cast a rainbow over the city next month, with more than 90 shows, talks, walks, community events and parties.
Books & Poetry
In his new memoir Mother & I, author and Renew Adelaide co-founder Ianto Ware pens a loving, idiosyncratic tribute to his late mother and their life as a queer, single-parent family in 1980s Adelaide.
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Religious groups and medical practitioners in South Australia could face up to eight years in prison if they try to suppress or change a person’s sexual orientation under proposed new legislation to be introduced by the Opposition.
When Nikki Sullivan started working at the Migration Museum five years ago there were no items catalogued as “queer.” In a new book, the South Australian curator argues museums must give more real estate to LGBTIQ+ stories, and artefacts must be classified in a radical new way.
Two historians are piecing together stories, photos and records which show how the nightlife of Adelaide’s LGBTQ community has changed over the past 75 years and the role policy has played in defining queer spaces.
Through an assembly of artefacts, photographs, videos and testimonials, Daring to be Different shares stories both heartbreaking and joyful that show the journey of South Australia’s ‘rainbow elders’ from oppression to acceptance.
