BIPOC x Indigenous Ball 2024: Through The Kaleidoscope

*NOTE BEFORE BUYING A TICKET: This event is autonomous to ANU students who identify as BIPOC (Bla(c)k, Indigenous, and/or a Person of color) and / or Indigenous. 

**Equity & Indigenous Department tickets: 

• Please apply for an equity ticket by filling out this form here. This form closes on the 12th August 2024. 
• Indigenous attendees - Please email sa.indigenous@anu.edu.au to receive a free ticket
  
  

Join us for an special evening as ANU BIPOC and Indigenous Department proudly present "Through the Kaleidoscope," a ball where we are celebrating the rich and unique mosaic of BIPOC identities and the stories that make us unique. Experience a night filled with captivating performances, music, dancing, and refreshments. Join us for a night where every colour tells a story, and every story shines bright ✨💎

Theme / Dress Code: The kaleidoscope symbolises the myriad of perspectives and stories that come together to create a beautiful, ever-changing mosaic. Embrace the celebration of culture by dressing in your most colourful and vibrant attire. 💃

Date: Friday August 16th 2024

Time: 6:40PM - 11PM

Location: Canberra Rex Hotel

What does your ticket include: All ticket-holders get to enjoy music by our special BIPOC DJs, watch captivating performances such as bands and dancers, and savour delicious canapés all night. Those with 'Alcoholic Tickets' enjoy access to a bar tab all night. Those with 'Non-Alcoholic Tickets' can enjoy non-alcoholic drinks throughout the evening.

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For questions, concerns or accessibility information regarding this event please contact the Indigenous Officer at  sa.indigenous@anu.edu.au or BIPOC Officer at sa.bipoc@anu.edu.au.

Please note the BIPOC Department Safer Spaces Policy applies to all BIPOC Department spaces. You can find the Safer Spaces Policy here. 

The ANU Indigenous Department & ANU BIPOC Department acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands across Country. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands that we operate on and which we will be meeting on, the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples. We pay our respects to Elders past and present who shall forever be part of the lands, skies, and rivers of this place. We acknowledge that this land was stolen and sovereignty was never ceded.