Join us at Public Kitchen and connect with each other over good and honest kiwi fare, and soak up Public's waterfront position at the Steamer Wharf on the shores of Lake Wakatipu.

Public Kitchen and Bar offers an alternative to fine dining and pub fare in Queenstown. Experience kiwi classics and grass roots cooking in a relaxed and informal style.

Pride Dinners are great way to connect with old friends, connect with new people, enjoy good company, have a truly memorable meal, and to have a night off from a huge party.

Come settle in at 7.00pm for a fantastic evening kicking off at 7.30pm.

This Event is ONLY included in the Winter Pride MAXI Patron Access, or subject to capacity can be purchased as an add-on for other Patron Levels.

Restrictions: R18

Ticket Window: 7pm for 7:30pm.
NO Revolving Door.

Arrival times: All tickets have a "ticket window" for their use. This window is the time that a ticket will guarantee entry into an event. After the "ticket window" is closed, a revolving door policy will be used. If you have a ticket and arrive after the "ticket window" is closed, you will be prioritised according to the revolving door policy. Arrival after the "ticket window" is closed forfeits a ticket holder's guaranteed entry.

"Revolving Door" is free access to any patrons (capacity allowing) in the following priority order: first, "re-entry" allows entry to anyone who has already been wrist banded as having entered the event, then Maxi patrons, followed by Mini patrons, then any ticket holders who arrived after the ticket "window" closed, followed by Long Weekender then Enabling Patrons. Winter Pride reserves the right to sell door sales if there is capacity to an event and no patrons are waiting for revolving door access at the time of the sale.

Charity partnerships: Part of your ticketing fee is donated to one of Winter Pride's chosen charity partners, Qtopia. Qtopia is a social support service for LGBTQIA+ young people, their whānau, and their communities, based in Ōtautahi Christchurch and servicing the greater Te Waipounamu. There are two halves to the work that Qtopia do: one is about building opportunities for community connection through events like the weekly youth group, and the other is about using education to create lasting positive social change. This year they’re excited about providing more support to rainbow young people in rural regions throughout the South Island and your ticket purchase is helping them get that little bit closer to achieving their goals.

For this ticket you also have the option of making a donation to Qtopia.