Queer Poetry Open Mic Gc Pride Gc Rainbow

Queer Poetry Open Mic Gc Pride Gc Rainbow What: rainbow poetry open mic night where: southport library. address: cnr garden & lawson st, southport when: wednesday 21 june time: 6:30 8:30pm cost: free! after two full capacity events, our poetry event is back by popular demand for a third time!. Pride festival 2024. rainbow storyhour; queer poetry open mic; feedback; beach parade; gold coast rainbow communities queensland inc,. t: 0450900923.

Pride Festival 2022 Gc Pride Gc Rainbow Donate. subscribe to our newsletter. subscribe now. thanks for submitting! contact us! gold coast rainbow communities queensland inc,. t: 0450900923. e: admin@gcrainbowcommunities . abn: 99 226 917 395. We want you to celebrate pride month with us at our rainbow poetry open mic night. hosted by rae white, a prominent queer non binary transgender writer acclaimed for their poetry collections milk teeth and exactly as i am. rae has won the arts queensland thomas shapcott poetry prize and been nominated for several prestigious literary awards. Whether you’re a proud poet or a supportive spectator, enjoy a fabulous evening of performance prose at our lgbti friendly space at southport library. join us on wednesday 14 september for our rainbow open mic poetry night hosted by brisbane based performance poet tony norris. We established the gold coast pride festival in 2021 from a standing start and have grown it to become the city’s biggest and best queer event. we are a passionately grassroots, not for profit, community based and volunteer run organisation, committed to organising and advocating for our community.

Poetry Open Mic Queer Pride Edition Whether you’re a proud poet or a supportive spectator, enjoy a fabulous evening of performance prose at our lgbti friendly space at southport library. join us on wednesday 14 september for our rainbow open mic poetry night hosted by brisbane based performance poet tony norris. We established the gold coast pride festival in 2021 from a standing start and have grown it to become the city’s biggest and best queer event. we are a passionately grassroots, not for profit, community based and volunteer run organisation, committed to organising and advocating for our community. He is the author of the place of scraps (winner of the dorothy livesay poetry prize), un inhabited, and injun (winner of the griffin poetry prize). nishga won both the hubert evans non fiction prize and the vmi betsy warland between genres award, and was a finalist for the hilary weston writers’ trust prize for nonfiction, the wilfrid. Willing a rainbow to fly is an open mic for poets of queerness and disability to be heard during a politicized time of erasure. the open mic will follow the featured performances. there is a 5 minute time limit per reader. we are open to all styles of spoken word performances.