Sydney's 2023 WorldPride festival has kicked off with a bang. 🌈 Sydneysiders have begun to celebrate the three week event with a variety of performances, events and cultural activities that will honour Australia's diverse LGBTQI+ community. 9News MORE:
Numerous performances, events and activities are scheduled for the almost three-week long festival.There are more than 300 different ways people can join in the fun, including dozens of free and family-friendly options.Indigenous Drag Queen and performer Felicia Foxx and Drag Queen and RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under Winner Kita Mean sparkle as official celebrations kick-off in Sydney.
Janine Middleton AM, co-chair of Australian Equality and LGBTQIA+ Ally, Ken Davis, Queer activist and original Mardi Gras initiator, Indigenous Drag Queen and performer Felicia Foxx, Drag Queen and "RuPaul's Drag Race" Winner Kita Mean and MP Alex Greenwich, Independent Sydney MP and co-chair of Australian Equality in Sydney.Dozens of spots around Sydney's CBD have been painted in rainbow colours to celebrate queer awareness and visibility.
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