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Extra Events Before and After Marriage Rally

rainbowheartThe ‘Love in Perth: Rally for Marriage Equality‘ is on tommorow in Russell Square. The event has recieved over 16,500 RSVPs on Facebook and may be the biggest rally for marriage equaity ever held in Australia.

Alongside the rally, that kicks off at 1:30pm, there’s a couple of after events and queer friendly businesses thorwing their support behind the rally.

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Frisk: Share the Love

Before the rally Frisk are having a sausage sizzle and a very queer playlist of tunes. Part proceeds of their sales will go to Australian Marriage Equality.

The Moon Cafe

The Moon Cafe is open for bunch before the rally and they’ve announced their giving all the LGBTIQ staff time off to go along to voice their support for marriage equality.

The Court Hotel

The team at The Court have already covered the venue in rainbows in support fo tomorrow’s rally. They’re open from 11am if you want to catch up with friends and hang out before heading across to Russell Square.

Socialist Alliance Post Rally Discussion

Head over to Rose O’Gradys right after the rally to join in a discussion ‘Equal Marriage Rights and the Queer Revolution’.

Love Sundays Sixth Birthday

Connections Nightclub has recently become the new home of ‘Love Sundays’. The popular cocktail night is celebrating it’s birthday with a black and white themed night. Doors open at 8pm.

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