Trans & Gender Diverse Community Event
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Also spotted on City of Sydney. Those copies sit on this one listing.
Event details may change. Confirm times, availability and prices with the organiser before attending.
The lowdown
On Sunday 29 November, Cook + Phillip Park Pool transforms into a private space for a free, family-friendly event celebrating trans and gender diverse communities and their supporters.
Enjoy exclusive use of the space including:
• Indoor 50m Olympic pool
• Indoor program pool
• Indoor wave pool with water features and beach party inflatables
• Supervised access to gym facilities
• Access to a chill out zone
This is a free event, but pre-registration is essential. RSVP today!
What to expect
• Aqua Aerobics
• Adult Learn to Swim
• Screen printing Art Activation by Trans Artist Oliver Reyes
• Performances by Woody and Star Gayze and friends
• World Café – relaxed, facilitated conversations in a café-style setting - meet new people, share stories and learn from each other's experiences
• Love Notes – spread some love and positivity by writing a heartfelt note
• Bingo by DJ Nati
• DJ Jimmy
• BBQ with vegan options from Suzy spoons
More details coming soon.
Centre information
The centre and pools are wheelchair accessible. This event will feature some bright lights such as disco balls and coloured lights and music. For people who may find this overstimulating, there will be a chill out zone with low light and noise.
Don't forget your sunscreen and remember to practice sun safety. To help us reach our sustainability goals, we ask that participants bring reusable drink bottles or use the recyclable options provided on the day.
Where to rock up
Cook + Phillip Park Pool, 4 College Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, CBD
Getting there
Accessibility
Centre information The centre and pools are wheelchair accessible.
Age
On Sunday 29 November, Cook + Phillip Park Pool transforms into a private space for a free, family-friendly event celebrating trans and gender diverse communities and their supporters.



