Screamin' Gay - Newcastle Pride Festival - PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT

Newcastle Pride are thrilled to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Priscilla Queen of the Desert. The music! the show stopping costumes! - THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED!!!!!!

The revamped Lass is the ultimate hotspot where you can unleash your inner diva…in the front bar we're turning up the volume, embracing our pride and adding a dash of glitter and sass to the stage with drag Karoke, this isn’t your ordinary karaoke, so whether you're a seasoned star or just love belting out your favourite disco tune or pride anthem, this stage is yours to shine on! It's the perfect safe space to dance, celebrate, and immerse yourself in the festival’s fabulous spirit. Don't miss the 2024 festival Screamin Gay it promises to be ONE WILD NIGHT OF CELEBRATION!

DJ’s from 8pm | Talent hour from 8pm - 9pm |Performers announced soon

Limited tickets at the door
18+ Event
Everyone is welcome!

$25 Non Member

$20 Member (NP member)

$15 Concessions (ID required)

The Lass is an inclusive queer friendly venue so join us each month for fresh new exciting shows, a pumping night of hi energy dance music with guest DJ’s, drag and unique performance artists.

About the host: Newcastle Pride Inc is an inclusive, vibrant, fun Newcastle based incorporated association, an LGBTIQA+ community-based charity organisation established in March 2018. Newcastle Pride celebrates sexuality and gender diversity in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter Region within and outside our community. We work collaboratively to foster LGBTIQA+ Pride. We are fully inclusive.

Our vision is to empower the current and future generations to be their true selves and feel accepted, find their voice and be proud of who they are, regardless of their gender identity or sexuality. We aspire to a safer, more inclusive future for our community.

Newcastle, Hunter and Lake Macquarie Pride respectfully Acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and rightful Owners of the lands on which we gather, celebrate and work, the Awabakal, Worimi, Wonnarua and Darkinjung people. We Acknowledge the Elders of the past and present.