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Don't forget your tickets for Rainbow on the Plains

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Kimberly Grabham

28 October 2024, 3:43 AM

Don't forget your tickets for Rainbow on the PlainsPictured is iconic performer from Broken Hill, Shelita Buffet, performing at the 2023 Rainbow on the Plains. Image: The Riverine Grazier/Kimberly Grabham.

What’s on after Halloween and before Christmas, and is a mainstay of love, togetherness and unity on the Hay and district Calendar? Rainbow on the Plains! It’s on this year from November 14 to 17, and the theme of this year’s event is reflection.


This aims to prompt people to reflect on their own journey; we all have different experiences and we need to look at how we can share and support each other into the future.


Reflection aims to inspire people to build those connections, and make people feel welcome and at home.


There is so much to look forward to this year, including the biggest list of drags acts Justin Teliqure, Fembot XYZ, Victoria Bitter, Krayola, Max Drag Queen, Shelita Buffet and Angel Cupcakes.


This is all supported but the talented DJ’s Pop Chops, and to see the amazing and charismatic Zain Mitchlan again.


It all kicks off on Thursday evening at the South Hay Hotel, with ACON (NSW's leading LGBTQ health organisation) holding a sip and learn session.


The iconic Shelita Buffet will be front and centre stage on Friday, belting out a Pricilla Queen of the Desert tribute at the Hay Services Club as part of Rainbow on the Greens.


The amazing Joanne and Zoe Badwi will also be there, ready to reach the stars with their dance hits plus a lineup of wonderful performers.


Saturday is the Lachlan Street Parade.


The fun gets underway with the amazing Dykes in Bikes and the very special Gari (a giant rainbow serpent).


Then it will be time to get down to Hay Park for the ENGIE fair day.


The park will be jam packed with stalls, food and entertainment; a great opportunity to hang out and meet new friends, and you can also watch the Pride Cup. Once the sun goes down, it’s time for adult fun at the Hay Services Club after party.


Starting with the amazing ZA!N leading the way for a night of drag entertainment with a special performance from Australia’s pop favourites Joanne and Zoe Badwi bring dance tunes together on the main stage.



Watch this space to see what fun activities will be held on the Sunday.


If you want more information or tickets, visit the Rainbow on the Plains website www.rainbowontheplains.com.au

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