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Thank you to everyone for creating a wonderful space for all! 

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I had an amazing time at queer spirit. Would definitely return! 

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There is not a moment I would not relive..it was such a wonderful time... thank you all

Frequently asked questions

We understand that there are many questions people may have around all events and so we have compiled a "FAQ" list which hope may answer your questions.

Why the name 'Queer Spirit'?

Blog piece about Queer Spirit: Why Queer Spirit?

Are there weekend only tickets?

We have a limited number of weekend tickets available on a first come first served basis. Weekend tickets allow access to the festival from 10am Saturday 17 August 2024.

Why the name 'Will there be electricity on site?

There may be limited availability to phone chargers, however we encourage everyone to consider reducing their battery requirements and also suggest people consider bringing their own solar (or even wind!) generators. If you have accesibility requirements for power, please contact us in advance.

How accessible is the site?

Is nudity allowed at the festival?

People sometimes have different definitions of nudity, for Queer Spirit we are defining it as full or below the waist nudity of any body. Queer Spirit is very much a festival that encourages people to express their true self and for some people, they may choose to express that through nudity. We welcome 'respectful' nudity in the main Queer Spirit festival area. We also respect the venue’s request that nudity is kept out of the rest of the grounds owned by Bridwell Park. We ask that people be sensitive to the reactions of young people or those not used to clothing optional spaces. There are many nuances around 'nudity' and we understand people can feel unsafe around nudity even when there is no overtly sexual behaviour, contact, or even proximity, for a variety of understandable and valid reasons. We encourage people to talk to a steward or the welfare team about any issues they may have. We reserve the right to ask anyone, at any time to either put on clothes or exit a space or area. If someone’s state of nudity is regarded as sexually inappropriate, we will ask them to cover themselves and if this request is not followed, the person will be asked to leave the site.