It's time to laugh, connect, and save lives!

FOR A LIMITED TIME: BUY ONE TICKET, GET ONE FREE

Blue Mountains Safe Space for Suicide Prevention are proud to invite you to their Let's Laugh, Let's Talk World Suicide Prevention Day Fundraiser on Saturday 12th September 2026 at 7.45pm at Katoomba RSL, 86 Lurline Street, Katoomba, NSW, 2780.

The line-up will feature performances from two incredibly talented local musicians Nic Danta and Matt Tonks and two world class comedians; Kiwi legend Brendhan Lovegrove and Australian favourite Steve Hughes who are guaranteed to rattle your rib cages and share some poignant parts of their own experience of mental health.

This event is kindly sponsored by Community Bendigo Bank Katoomba & Upper Blue Mountains.

Please note, this event will feature course language and content of an adult nature. We recommend this event for people 18 years of age or older.

Doors open 7pm for a 7.45pm start with Nic and Matt playing a set of six of their songs before a short interlude hearing from Safe Space volunteers followed by Brendhan and Steve giving their best and most hilarious standup comedy routines.

Don't forget to share this event info and invite your friends and family. For every group of 10 tickets in your order a 10% discount will be automatically applied at checkout to the 10 tickets or any multiples of 10.

So get your tickets today but bring your wallets on the night for extra contributions to our cause buying raffle tickets to go into the draw for an impressive array of prizes donated by local businesses.

At the event you'll no doubt spot our Blue Mountains Safe Space volunteers who are happy to have a chat about what they do for our community and why their own stories motivate them in providing peer support.

Together we can make a difference and prevent suicide. All proceeds go to Blue Mountains Safe Space for Suicide Prevention who provide a ‘drop in’ style space located at 2 Station Street, Katoomba that offers a non-clinical alternative to emergency departments for people experiencing emotional distress or suicidal crisis. The safe space is open on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Fridays of every month from 6pm to 9pm.

Safe space provides warm, welcoming environments free from stigma where people can reduce their distress and choose to speak with volunteers who have their own lived experience of suicidal crisis, caring for a loved one who has experienced thoughts of suicide, or of being bereaved by suicide. Perspectives of hope come from shared experience and people can thrive when accessing this meaningful peer support with the opportunity to speak openly about suicide, finding a connection through mutual understanding in a time of crisis.

For more information on suicide prevention and to seek support visit bluemountainssafespace.com.au

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