Author archives: guidetogay

ACON, New South Wales LGBTQIA+ Health organisation has announced its finalists for the 2023 Honour awards. The organisation received over 230 submissions from community members who wanted to celebrate others over 9 categories, covering all parts of our community, from media to health and everything in between. The categories and…

Photos by Davey Lee / Guidetogay.com Pride in London is a volunteer-powered LGBT+ force that unites our voices, amplifies our diversity and protests against inequality. We thank the Pride in London team for hosting us this year and cant wait to be back!

Photos: Davey Lee / Guidetogay.com

Photos: Davey Lee / Guidetogay.com Sitges is a town about 35 kilometres southwest of Barcelona, in Catalonia, Spain, renowned worldwide for its Film Festival, Carnival, and LGBTQIA+ Culture. Located between the Garraf Massif and the Mediterranean Sea, it is known for its beaches, nightspots, and historical sites.

Photos: Davey Lee / Guidetogay.com Vienna Pride Parade 2023 took place on 17 June, where more than 250,000 people celebrated and demonstrated together. 

With the amount of on demand food delivery, meal kit and grocery to your front door options these days, it can be a confusing and overwhelming process like staring down the aisle of a supermarket – endless options and wildly different price points. In comes Food Street. A meal service…

Marquee events celebrating LGBTQIA+ individuals return NYC Pride announces the official theme for 2023, “Strength in Solidarity,” as the kick-off to this year’s events and programming. Amidst a backdrop of increased attacks against members of the LGBTQIA+ community, especially in the form of legislation and physical violence that directly targets trans and…

5th March 2023. Sydney Queer Irish social group presented a fabulous party after the iconic Sydney Pride March across the Harbour Bridge at The Mercantile Hotel in the Rocks. Guidetogay’s Davey Lee was there to pap snap all the action.

Over 50,000 community members marched across Sydney’s iconic Harbour Bridge on the final day of Sydney World Pride – making history in the process. Photos: Davey Lee for @guidetogay

WOW. What an incredible event. Sydney shut down Oxford Street, Riley Street and Crown Street for this amazing event where community businesses, food stalls, bars and entertainment delighted massive crowds on the final weekend of World Pride. We really hope that Mardi Gras continues this amazing event in years to…