lumina

lumina is launching with a party at shadows! expect a night of beautiful femme dj energy, a safe place to dance ur troubles away while supporting local organisations such as Canberra Rape Crisis Centre, MusicACT and Sisters in Spirit. this femme only crew is ready to deliver 4 u xx

lumina plays and works on unceeded stolen Ngunnawal Country which was and always will be Aboriginal land. Free tickets for Mob, dm @partywithlumina. no one turned away for lack of funds!

lineup:

9-10: tishygal

10-11: MissDemeanour

11-12: babyhope

12-1: Quails

1-2: miss spicey

2-3: REST IN PINK

come early & stay late <3

About the organisations lumina will be supporting (100% of your ticket will be split evenly between these three organisations):

The Canberra Rape Crisis Centre (CRCC) is the specialist sexual violence service for the ACT and surrounds. For 50 years, we have provided free, confidential support to anyone in our community affected by sexual violence. 

We support children, young people, and adults. We support people from all backgrounds and cultures. We support victim-survivors of any sexual violence – whether it occurred recently or a long time ago. We support their families, and partners. We support the professionals who work alongside them. 

We work every day toward a community free from sexual violence. 

CRCC is a non-government, not-for-profit, feminist organisation. We are independent, and all crisis and clinical services are completely free of charge.

Sisters in Spirit is a legal service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

SISAC walks alongside Aboriginal women and girls impacted by Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence. Sisters In Spirit provides personalised, culturally safe and trauma-informed support that honours your story, respects choices, and supports the healing journey. Our role is to listen without judgement, provide support that meets individual needs, and help access the services, information and resources that can assist.

SISAC’s vision is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to be safe, strong, successful, and driving national change. At SISAC, we embrace our cultural responsibilities to elevate the voices of our women, to keep us safe, disrupt colonial systems, deliver holistic social justice services, and determine our own futures.

MusicACT is a non-for-profit and the peak body for contemporary music in the ACT.

We champion Canberra’s music industry, supporting the people, places and ideas that make our music scene thrive.

From emerging artists and established musicians to venues, industry professionals and audiences, we connect the local music community, create opportunities and advocate for a stronger future for contemporary music in the ACT.

We want Canberra to be a place where music is created, experienced and celebrated, where artists can build sustainable careers, businesses can grow, venues can flourish and audiences can discover incredible live music. We are a not-for-profit raising 20k to grow our programs in 2027.