Premium Content:

The Hot and Steamy Festival in Port Douglas will skip 2024

The Hot and Steamy Festival which takes place in Port Douglas each year will not be happening in 2024.

- Advertisement -

Festival Director Nathan Clarke has announced they’ll be taking a break in 2024.

“There are multiple reasons, however it is primarily due to the increased workload of organising the Festival, which will be severely clashing with my full-time work responsibilities early next year.” Clarke said in an email sent to supporters, guests, sponsors and performers.

The festival will however be making a return in 2025.

Port Douglas, which is located 60km north of Cairns in Queensland, and its surrounds are truly magnificent and Port Douglas village is the ideal base to explore the World Heritage-Listed Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. The festival is often a stop for people on their way to the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. 

OIP Staff


You can support our work by subscribing to our Patreon
or contributing to our GoFundMe campaign.

Latest

Review | ‘Dreams’ shares multiple perspectives on first love

The film’s multiple perspectives of a first love question how fantasy can colour reality.

On This Gay Day | Multiple celebrities came out to criticise Derek Jarman

Celebrities criticise Derek Jarman's comments about Sir Ian McKellen  On...

Liberal leader Sussan Ley leads the charge on pushing for hate speech about sexuality to be omitted from new laws

The Liberal leaders comments have been welcomed by the Australian Jewish Association and Sky News presenters.

Person who vandalised the home of US Vice President J.D. Vance faces court

Twenty-six year old William DeFoor has appeared in a...

Newsletter

Don't miss

Review | ‘Dreams’ shares multiple perspectives on first love

The film’s multiple perspectives of a first love question how fantasy can colour reality.

On This Gay Day | Multiple celebrities came out to criticise Derek Jarman

Celebrities criticise Derek Jarman's comments about Sir Ian McKellen  On...

Liberal leader Sussan Ley leads the charge on pushing for hate speech about sexuality to be omitted from new laws

The Liberal leaders comments have been welcomed by the Australian Jewish Association and Sky News presenters.

Person who vandalised the home of US Vice President J.D. Vance faces court

Twenty-six year old William DeFoor has appeared in a...

Donald Trump mocks transgender athletes in speech to party faithful

The President's performance included hiim grunting and wheezing as he portrayed a female athlete.

Review | ‘Dreams’ shares multiple perspectives on first love

The film’s multiple perspectives of a first love question how fantasy can colour reality.

On This Gay Day | Multiple celebrities came out to criticise Derek Jarman

Celebrities criticise Derek Jarman's comments about Sir Ian McKellen  On this day in 1991 a public disagreement broke out between many LGBTIQ celebrities and filmmaker...

Liberal leader Sussan Ley leads the charge on pushing for hate speech about sexuality to be omitted from new laws

The Liberal leaders comments have been welcomed by the Australian Jewish Association and Sky News presenters.