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LGBTIQA+ Social Groups - Catalyst Foundation

LGBTIQA+ Social Groups

The calendar of dates for our activities is available by pressing/clicking clicking the hyperlink below.

Catalyst Foundation Social Program Dates

Please email the LGBTIQA+ Undertaking Officer at lgbtiprojectofficer@
or dial (08) for more information.

Monthly LGBTIQA+ Community Dinner

Catalyst has been running regular social dinners for the LGBTIQA+ community since These dinners are held on the 1st Thursday of each month and are open to all LGBTIQA+ people and their friends, partners and support workers. The dinner is a excellent opportunity to connect or re-connect with the LGBTIQA+ community, in a trustworthy, friendly and welcoming environment. Newcomers and visitors are always welcome. NOTE THAT THE COST OF YOUR MEAL AT YOUR Control EXPENSE.

Bookings are essential, which you can do by calling the Catalyst Foundation on (08) and ask to be booked into Catalyst Foundation&#;s monthly dinner.

Date: First Thursday of each month
Time: pm to pm
Location: Arab Steed Hotel, Hutt St, Adelaide

LGBTIQA+ Over 50’s Book Club

South Australia’s Ultimate 🌈 LGBTQIA+ Party Destination

💅 MARYS POPPIN DRESS CODE
We’re all for self-expression – just not the “I gave up” aesthetic. Here’s how to serve the fantasy and get through the door:

✅ YES:

Dress to Impress – You're hitting the club, not doing your grocery run.
Camp, Cute & Club-Ready – From sequins to mesh, serve it with confidence.
Accessorise Like It's Flamboyant Brunch – Fans, fringe, feathers… more is more.

❌ NO:

Tracksuits or Hoodies
Sportswear or Footy Colours
Boardshorts or Pyjamas
Open-Toe or Steel Cap Shoes
Crocs or Birkenstocks
Tradie Fluoro or Workwear

🌈 BE BOLD, BE YOU
All genders. All identities. All styles – as long as it's got style.

Management & Security reserve the right to disallow entry for any reason (especially crimes against fashion).

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Bfriend host the LGBTIQA+ calendar found here.

Diverse-City host a large number of society groups and events, notice their site here.

Queer Youth Drop-In
A regular bi-monthly Drop-In space for queer year olds to meet, experience safer, and take part in activities planned by and for queer immature people. They meet every second and fourth Thursday of the month, pm at 57 Hyde St, Adelaide.
Check them out on Facebook at:
Catalyst Foundation (over 50&#;s)
Catalyst has been running regular social dinners for the LGBTIQA+ group since These dinners are held on the 1st Thursday of each month and are open to all LGBTIQA+ people and their friends, partners and support workers. The dinner is a great opportunity to connect or re-connect with the LGBTIQA+ society, in a safe, amiable and welcoming environment. Fresh people and visitors are always welcome. They also host a regular guide club, and film screenings each month.
View all the details here.
Join their closed Facebook group here.
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