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Living Proud Celebrates 40 Years

Living Proud, the community organisation that was formerly known as Gay and Lesbian Community Services, celebrated their fortieth anniversary this weekend with a 1920’s themed picnic.

Featuring a fabulous spread of raw vegan food, that was completely delicious, the event was a relaxed laid back affair. People played croquet and badminton, and PrideFEST ambassador Famous Sharron entertained the crowd.

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