JOY Trivia (a fundraiser event with a twist)
Description
Think you know your Kylie from your Kate Bush? Your Midsumma trivia from your Mardi Gras history? Spend a Sunday arvo proving it.
JOY 94.9 is taking over Grouse in Fitzroy for an afternoon of trivia, and you're invited. Round up a team, or come solo and we'll find you a table. Expect rounds covering pop culture, queer history, music, Melbourne and a few curveballs, hosted by longtime JOY presenter and volunteer David Hunt with plenty of JOY voices along the way.
Every ticket helps keep JOY broadcasting. For more than 30 years, JOY has been the voice of Melbourne's LGBTQIA+ communities, powered by hundreds of volunteers who make radio that reflects who we are.
There'll be a range of prizes awarded throughout the event, plus a small art auction and games between rounds.
We'll wrap up at 5pm, leaving plenty of time to kick on along Smith Street or stay put at Grouse for another round of a different kind.
Come for the questions. Stay for the community.
What's Included
Entry to the trivia afternoon and all rounds.
1x raffle ticket per person.
A chance to win prizes from our generous supporters.
Full bar and food available for purchase at Grouse.
Ticket types
General admission: $20 per person
Concession: $15 per person (students, pensioners, Health Care Card holders or if that's all you can afford)
Supporter ticket: $50 per person (includes entry plus a $30 contribution to JOY)
Thanks to our incredible supporters:
FAQs
- Do I need a full team?
No. Book a single ticket and we'll pop you on a table with other solo players. Some great friendships have started this way.
- How big can a team be?
Up to 8 people per table.
- Is this event 18+?
Yes. Grouse is a licensed venue and this is an 18+ event. Please bring valid ID.
- Can I use my phone?
Phones away during rounds. Anyone caught googling will be publicly shamed by the host.
- Can I donate if I can't come?
Yes. You can add a donation at checkout or give directly at https://joy.org.au/support-joy/donate/.
- Is my ticket tax deductible?
No. Ticket purchases aren't tax deductible because you receive entry to the event. Separate donations of $2 or more are tax deductible.
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