“Do you like being offered free stuff?” “Yeah!”

Then like Lucy, you should come to this session!

To wrap up the year, we’ve got some gifts for you to riffle through, and like always, some fun conversations to be had! Happy new year!

As always, we’ll have some light snacks available.

Transfemme events are for the gender diverse community (including those who’re questioning their gender). If you need to bring a support person along, get in touch with us and we’ll do our best to make that happen while still making sure the community feel safe.

This event takes place on Kaurna land, Sovereignty was never ceded

Trans Justice Adelaide is holding a community building event

Allies Welcome.

Come along and have a social chat with some great people. While you’re there ask about our work and how you can become involved.

Our Quiz Master Chelsea is back and has another night of fun in store! Bring your friends & a sharp mind ‘cos this is going to be an awesome night!

As always, we’ll have some light snacks available.

Transfemme events are for the gender diverse community (including those who’re questioning their gender). If you need to bring a support person along, get in touch with us and we’ll do our best to make that happen while still making sure the community feel safe.

This event takes place on Kaurna land, Sovereignty was never ceded

Board game time! Come down, hang our with us & our besties over at Adelaide Queer Gamers and enjoy some Muffin Time, Peach Snaps, or so many of the other great games in the AQG collection 😃

As always, we’ll have some light snacks available

Transfemme events are meant to be exclusive to the gender diverse community (including those who’re questioning their gender). If you need to bring a support person along, get in touch with us and we’ll do our best to make that happen while still making sure the community feel safe.

This event takes place on Kaurna land, Sovereignty was never ceded

Adelaide rally as part of a national day of action, in support of Qld youths who have had gender affirming care banned by the state government.

Rally & Picnic Sunday 9 February.

Meet 10am Parliament House steps

Followed by a Community Picnic 11:30am at Pioneer Women’s Memorial Gardens, King William Road, Kaurna Yarta

This is a family-friendly event with kids activities included.

Do you know anyone who has been talking about coming to one of our events but not actually managed it? Are you reading another one of these announcements wishing you had a good reason to go? This session is for you! There will be an extra treat for anyone who hasn’t come to an event before, or anyone who brings someone new!

During this session we’re going to let you all bring a +1 into the space, that can be a family member, friend, partner, support worker or whoever else.

For our regular attendees, the session will feel like a pretty normal social session, but we’ll split up into groups for a bit during the session to chat with the support people you bring along and give them the chance to have a judgement free conversation about how they can best support you & the other trans people in their lives!

As always, we’ll have some light snacks available.

This event takes place on Kaurna land. Sovereignty was never ceded

Often when community members find who they are or get started on HRT, people will do a lot of reflecting on their relationships and maybe look to peruse new ones. To give you the tools to do that in a way which is safe, healthy and fun, Tiffany from Shine SA’s WIth Respect will be joining us to talk all about healthy relationships.

Shine SA’s new With Respect service provides free professional and specialised counselling and support for LGBTIQA+ people who have been impacted by family, domestic or sexual violence.

As always, we’ll have some light snacks available.

Transfemme events are for the gender diverse community (including those who’re questioning their gender). If you need to bring a support person along, get in touch with us and we’ll do our best to make that happen while still making sure the community feel safe.

This event takes place on Kaurna land, Sovereignty was never ceded

Come along, chill out & make something cool! We’ll have Origami, Free Form Colouring in, Pet Rock Making - feel free to bring your own art projects along & let us know what else you’d like to see too 😊

As always, we’ll have some light snacks available.

Transfemme events are for the gender diverse community (including those who’re questioning their gender). If you need to bring a support person along, get in touch with us and we’ll do our best to make that happen while still making sure the community feel safe.

This event takes place on Kaurna land, Sovereignty was never ceded

Do you know anyone who has been talking about coming to one of our events but not actually managed it? Are you reading another one of these announcements wishing you had a good reason to go? This session is for you! There will be an extra treat for anyone who hasn’t come to an event before, or anyone who brings someone new!

Like usual for our transition chats nights, this is a chance to hang out with us, get some advice from our community on anything you’re unsure about with your transition, and (hopefully) celebrate the wins & exciting news from people who’re taking some big steps to feel more like themselves!

As always, we’ll have some light snacks available

Transfemme events are for the gender diverse community (including those who’re questioning their gender). If you need to bring a support person along, get in touch with us and we’ll do our best to make that happen while still making sure the community feel safe.

This event takes place on Kaurna land, Sovereignty was never ceded

FREE EVENT 

2pm-4pm.

Join us for a gentle and affirming morning of queer-centred self-care. We’ll move, learn, breathe and rest together- with yoga, sound bowl meditation, body literacy education, and morning tea. Each part runs for around 20–25 minutes, with time to settle in and get comfy.

What’s On: Learn about cervical screening options, prep and self-care with a take-home worksheet Yoga Sound Bowl Journey Afternoon Tea – With time to nourish and connect

If plans change and you can’t come, let us know!

To find out more about us: @bumblebee_yoga @affirm.thrive @myfriendinsexed

Grant funded event through Cancer Council’s LGBTQIA+ Community Grants. Program

Join us for an evening of formative Australian queer documentary cinema as we present Witches and Faggots, Dykes and Poofters (dir. Digby Duncan, 1980, 45 mins), depicting the grassroots meetings, strategies, and organising efforts of Sydney’s lesbian and gay activists leading up to the first Mardi Gras in 1978; and, Homosexuality: A Film for Discussion (dir. Barbara Creed, 1975, 43 mins), a series of candid testimonies from homosexual men and women, capturing a diverse range of perspectives on homosexuality during a time when it was still criminalised in all Australian states and territories. These two groundbreaking Australian documentaries were critical to the primary shaping of early queer political resistance and are not just historical artefacts — they are living records of protest, and capture critical political action. Archival queer films remind us of the work that has come before and challenge us to see the present in relation to these earlier struggles.

Short introduction from esteemed scholar Barbara Creed, followed by a post-film discussion and live readings of archival materials.

Queer Visions is supported by UniSA Justice and Society and Network for Studies in Gender, Sexualities and Equity.

An invitation to indulge and to ignite a subtle dance of shadows and smoke, where the air is thick with the scent of aged cigars and jazz melodies. A sensual haven that beckons new encounters and timeless stories. Toast a glass with a stranger, or lose yourself in the comfort of familiar faces. Embrace the allure of the unknown, letting the smooth grooves and rich aromas transport you. Lounge in a space that invites mixing, sharing, and playing—where every note and every glance whispers possibilities.

Who will you become tonight?

Welcome to Third Rodeo’s Lesbian/Queer/NB/Trans+ Social Gathering on Kaurna Country. A grand social networking function for friendship, flirt and to yarn with new people - the night is yours. There are limited spots available. 

EVENT DETAILS:

7.30 PM - 12.00 AM ⭐

Come join us on the evening of Thursday 25 September, at Nevermind, Adelaide. It is a casual, but charming atmosphere, privately booked out for you to socialise among the Lesbian/Queer/Trans+ community. Grab your bloody shiraz or Coke no sugar from the bar and turn strangers into dearest companions. 

Event Breakdown:

We’ll greet ya at the door, tick ya name off and give you a name card. 

★ Name Game: You never know who you’ll meet. Get given a guests name upon arrival and make it your mission to find them. There’s a question on the back to ask them if you’d like. This game creates chatter, banter and memories. The connections are boundless.

Note: Once you ask someone their name, even if it is NOT your person, you should exchange questions (-:

★ Call me cards: Keep in contact with each other. Write your details down on one of the ‘Call me Cards’ displayed around the venue. It’s a lovely gesture, an old fashion trick that works like charm! 

★ Let’s dance in the alleyway to some jazz tunes!

Hello stranger, goodbye friend.

This is operating at a licensed venue. Beverages can be purchased by patrons at the bar. This event is designed for persons 20+ (Legal patrons of 18+ are allowed). Please note, you will be exposed to loud chatter, large crowds, background music and mood lighting. Photography will be present, although, if you wish to not have your photograph taken, let us know. This venue is not fully wheelchair accessible. We are working assiduously towards functions that are fully disability accessible.

At our event, we are committed to fostering a safe and respectful environment for everyone. We do not tolerate any form of bullying or harassment. If you or someone else feels uncomfortable at any point, please do not hesitate to speak with our trained venue staff or the host of the evening. Rest assured, all reports will be handled discreetly and confidentially to ensure your safety and privacy. Your comfort and well-being are our top priorities.

*BF = Booking fee. 

Third Rodeo Background

At Third Rodeo, we believe in creating a warm and inviting space for the Lesbian and Queer community to thrive. Our events are designed specifically for individuals in their 20s and up, providing a dedicated environment where you can make meaningful connections.

Our philosophy is simple. We are your Third home. 

Whether you come solo or with friends, or if its your First or Third Rodeo, you’ll find our atmosphere relaxed, charming, and just a little bit cheeky! We’re all about bringing people together, and we’re thrilled to have hosted successful events in Naarm/Melbourne, Gadigal Land/Sydney, Meanjin/Brisbane and Boorloo/Perth. Many of my own beautiful queer friendships have blossomed from these gatherings, and I can’t wait for you to experience the same.

I know it can be intimidating to show up alone, but trust me—you’re not alone in that feeling. Everyone is here for the same reason: to connect and find their community. You’ll quickly find that our crowd is warm, friendly, and welcoming!

Thank you for supporting our Lesbian/Non-Binary led small business. Your encouragement means the world to us, and I adore each and every one of you. I can’t wait to see you at our next event!

With love, 

TR.

Saddle up! Get ready to stomp, spin, and sashay at Giddy Yup! A queer line dancing mixer like no other.

Whether you’re a seasoned two-stepper or just here to yeehaw with friends, this afternoon has you covered with line dancing lessons from Saddle Club, a live DJ, and plenty of space to strut your stuff.

Presented by Queer Club, Pretty Good Thanks & Saddle Club, we’re taking over Jive on Saturday, October 19th, 3–7pm for an afternoon of cowboy boots and good vibes. Come solo, bring your partner, or roll in with your whole posse! This one’s about community, connection, and unapologetic queer joy on the dance floor.

So grab your hat, lace up those boots, and get ready to holler, Giddy Yup!

On Saturday 1 November 2025, the streets of Adelaide’s East End will come alive for the largest single day Pride celebration in South Australia, and you’re invited. Start your day at the Better Together Conference, where voices from across the country share ideas, stories, and visions for our future.​ Then, join thousands of proud, loud, unapologetic marchers as we flood the East End with colour, music, and solidarity. The march isn’t just a walk; it’s a statement, a celebration, and a moment you’ll never forget. ​ And when the march ends, the party begins. Poppin Out takes over the heart of the East End with beats, drag, dancing, and community joy until late. ✨ This is your day. Your march. Your celebration.

Be part of history, be part of the movement, and be proud.