JUNE 27th SATURDAY - Priscilla Gets Historical
A unique tour of Queer Brisbane by walking and (mostly) bus with fab guides (& some special guest appearances)
Starting at 10am at the Judith Wright Centre in Brunswick St and culminating at 5pm at Sporties
- $5 donation welcome -
- Bookings ESSENTIAL –  phone Jan or Tim 3017 1777

JULY 13th MONDAY - Power, Play in the Archives: doing LGBT history
San Francisco lesbian artist, transgender activist, community based archivist, an expert in homosexuality in early Brisbane – playing, exposing, delving and fashioning the archives….………………& see what the State Library is doing too!
State Library of Queensland @ Stanley Street South Brisbane 5.15pm
Bookings – Tim or Jan 30171777

This page contains information about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) social groups and different ways LGBT people can volunteer in Brisbane. It has been designed to start you off in your search for new and fun ways to make new friends, increase your social circle, get support from others like you and learn new skills and give back to your community through volunteering.

The Disclaimer
The Queensland Association for Healthy Communities (QAHC) has tried to make sure the information found in this part of the website is as accurate as possible at the time of creation. However, social groups and organisations are constantly growing and evolving into new bodies. Sometimes people involved in groups may move on, and groups close, go on haitus, or change the type of activity they do.

For that reason we ask that all people bear this in mind when contacting groups, and be understanding if the person you speak with is no longer affilated with the group, or cannot otherwise help you with your enquiry.

Why is it important to have social contact?

Volunteering and You

How to get funding for your own LGBT Project

Curt's Story
Read about Curt's experiences with QAHC and the LGBT community in Brisbane.

Social Groups and Workshops

If you have any questions about a group, you can get more information by calling QAHC's 1800 information line and speaking with a health promotion officer.