Worship Social Spring!

Worship Queer Collective x Red Rattler presents... Worship Social Spring!

This is a social event for Queer Asians, BIPOC, friends and allies who would like to hang out and make new friends!

4.00pm Community Potluck and socialising

5.00pm Film screening curated by Thumper Collective

6.30pm Open Mic & Pole Showcase (registration essential!)

7.30pm Open Decks DJ (registration essential!)

9.00pm Close

Created by Dyan Tai with support from Inner West Council, The Red Rattler Theatre, Thumper Collective, ANTRA, ACON and Twenty10

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FAQ:

💕 Tickets & Registrations 💕

This is a free event with a recommended donation which will go towards the performers and crew

💕 Potluck 💕

Communal dining and gathering focussing on food and culture sharing. Bring a plate to share! We will provide a microwave to heat up food.

💕 Film screening 💕

Curated by Thumper Collective. Follow us on IG for film announcement.

💕 Open Mic, Pole Showcase and Open Decks DJ 💕

This is safe inclusive space for new artists or experienced performers to get experience performing on stage or test new ideas. Drag, cabaret, dance, pole performances, beginner DJs are welcome. The open mic and DJ spots are for everyone with priority given to Queer Asian, BIPOC performers. For performers: Pls bring your music on a USB, we can't play Spotify!

Registration is essential and will open soon, pls follow us on IG for announcement.

*These performances are not paid but you'll receive a % of ticket donations.

💕 Who can attend? 💕

This event is for anyone who identifies as an LGBTQI+/Asian, BIPOC, friend or an ally.

💕 Coming alone? 💕

If you've never been to Worship, new to Sydney or you're a baby queer, pls send us a DM on IG @worshipqueercollective so we can introduce you to some friends and invite you to join Worship group chat.

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Worship Social be held on Gadigal and Wangal land. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal and Wangal people as the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to elders past and present. Always was, always will be, aboriginal land.