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Get along to Pride WA's networking drinks tonight at The Classroom

Pride WA are hosting another round of networking drinks tonight at The Classroom in North Perth.

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The occasion is an opportunity to mingle with Perth’s LGBTIQ+ community, and stay up to date with what’s happening with Pride WA and other organisations around Perth ahead of the Pride festival towards the end of the year.

Last month Pride WA announced their new board of management, with long-time member Frances Burgess stepping up into the role of President.

Burgess and the new team have already locked in the dates for this year’s celebrations, kicking off on Saturday 2nd November with Fairday and running until parade night on Saturday 30th November.

Pride WA Networking Drinks are at The Classroom from 5:30pm. Head to Facebook for more information.

OIP Staff


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