Category: Out & About
Both the sun and the dogs came out to play yesterday at Auckland’s Woof! – The Rainbow Dog Show. Several hundred people and pooches made their way to Western Park in Ponsonby to strut down the runway to win prizes in various fun categories. Organisers were thrilled with the big turnout and the effort the […]
Christchurch Pride Festival 2023 concluded with their Neon Glow Closing Party, featuring DJs Gregor and Jordan Eskra. A sexy and colourful crowd came out to party and mark the end of a very successful Christchurch Pride Festival. Christchurch Pride Closing Party: Neon Glow. Saturday 18 March. Muy Muy, 48 Welles St, Christchurch. Photos | Oliver […]
Christchurch Pride Festival 2023 concluded with their Neon Glow Closing Party, featuring DJs Gregor and Jordan Eskra. A sexy and colourful crowd came out to party and mark the end of a very successful Christchurch Pride Festival. Christchurch Pride Closing Party: Neon Glow. Saturday 18 March. Muy Muy, 48 Welles St, Christchurch. Photos | Oliver […]
Our colourful community was on full vibrant display at Wellington Pride Festival’s annual Out In The City event which took on the Michael Fowler Centre over Saturday 18 March. Photos | Weiyi Zhang. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”1893″ display=”slideshow”]
The Big Gay Out successfully took over Coyle Park for the first time since 2021. After banning political parties from the stage in 2021, the Burnette Foundation Aotearoa (previously the NZAF) let them return to the stage in 2023. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins attended the Big Gay Out for the first time, pledging to end […]
The Big Gay Out successfully took over Coyle Park for the first time since 2021. After banning political parties from the stage in 2021, the Burnette Foundation Aotearoa (previously the NZAF) let them return to the stage in 2023. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins attended the Big Gay Out for the first time, pledging to end […]
The Big Gay Out successfully took over Coyle Park for the first time since 2021. After banning political parties from the stage in 2021, the Burnette Foundation Aotearoa (previously the NZAF) let them return to the stage in 2023. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins attended the Big Gay Out for the first time, pledging to end […]
The Big Gay Out successfully took over Coyle Park for the first time since 2021. After banning political parties from the stage in 2021, the Burnette Foundation Aotearoa (previously the NZAF) let them return to the stage in 2023. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins attended the Big Gay Out for the first time, pledging to end […]