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Mardi Gras Announces 2015 Theme

Mardi Gras 2014Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras have announced their theme for next year.

In 2015 the Mardi Gras will have the theme of ‘Passion’.

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In launching the applications for involvement in the March parade Mardi Gras described the theme,

“Passion is your call to action. We encourage you to Find Your Passion, Feed your Passion, Fire Your Passion; Explore it and Express it; Shout it from the rooftops and let that sound be the music we dance to, the combined beats of our passionate hearts driving us forward and to a better place together – a truly beautiful rhythm.”

To download a participation kit head to the Mardi Gras website and book your ticket to Sydney for Saturday March 7th.

OIP Staff

 


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