Peachy Parties presents another delicious and juicy Queer Party at the Bustard Town.

Peachy is a queer event aims to center queer performers and creating a safer space for queers to party in the NT, and Australia Wide.

We often are a place where women/femme:enby/trans/gender diverse people come together for a good dance, but all gender identities, sexualities and gender expressions are celebrated and welcome, as we say queers and their mates.

Enjoy a lush sweaty Peachy, with the a purely iconic line-up of for this ultimate of all peachy parties announcing and welcoming Annaebelle Gasper.

Annabelle Gaspar has been moving bodies and minds for over 30 years. A founder of the legendary Bad Dog parties, she’s played everywhere from Sydney Mardi Gras to Rio Carnival, released a double CD with Frankie Knuckles, and holds regular sets at Panorama Bar in Berlin.

Her sound is funk-infused and fearless - an evolving blend of techno, house, disco, hip hop, punk, funk, and rock. Always in dialogue with the dancefloor, she crafts moments that resonate long after the night ends.

Welcoming back Ayebatonye, in the last ten years she’s cultivated her own unique sound and is best known for her bold and eclectic sonic stylings. Not one to stick to any genre, Ayebatonye’s entrancing sets blend together an array of global electronic sounds rich with afro rhythms, deep percussive drum beats, house, techno, jersey club and more.

Returning flying on in from Naarm is Nepo Baby. Nepo Baby blurs the lines between deep house, electro and nostalgia. She was lucky enough to be introduced to the decks in Mparntwe last year, and is loving being able to give back to the dancefloors that she so very much loves!

Come down and relax in the lush beer Garden, before the dance floor kicks off.

8pm-till late. Lock. It. In.

Free tickets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander folks - dm us to be added to the list.

We recognise the unceded land of Garramilla on which this event takes place on. We pay respect to its traditional custodians, the Larrakia people and deeply appreciate the work they have done in taking care of the land on which we gather for this event.