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The OUT&about Wānaka Charitable Trust is gearing up for another exciting year of celebrating love, diversity, and inclusion with a vibrant lineup of Pride events for Wānaka Identity festival Week
Running from Monday 11th to Sunday 17th November, Wānaka Pride Week will feature the repay of the titanic Pride Street Party at the Lake Wānaka Centre on Saturday 16th November. It promises to be a week-long celebration filled with song, film, art, performances, and storytelling, all aimed at building community connections.
A Week of Pride: Events for All – 11th to 17th November
Wānaka Celebration Week has been carefully curated to foster unity and understanding while raising funds for inclusivity programmes. With a variety of events ranging from lively performances to thoughtful discussions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Here’s a sneak peek at the week’s events:
- Monday: Queer Film Fest @ Rhyme x Reason
- Tuesday: Living Library – check out a “book” as members of the rainbow community share their stories with you in an intimate setting @ Wānaka Library
- Wednesday: Qu
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