Activity Directory

The Adelaide Dolphins Swimming Club is stands as Adelaide's first LGBTQIA+ swim team. With an emphasis on inclusivity and camaraderie, the club welcomes swimmers of all levels. Training sessions are held at the Adelaide Aquatic Centre on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6 to 7:15 pm, except for public holidays. Swimmers can count on the expertise of five experienced coaching staff, who not only devise structured programs but also offer personalized feedback to help improve swimming skills.

More than just a club, the Adelaide Dolphins is a community that fosters growth, friendship, and confidence both in and out of the pool. Whether you're looking to compete or just swim for fun, the club's friendly atmosphere and professional coaching ensure a fulfilling experience. If you are seeking a supportive environment to take your swimming to the next level or simply want to be part of a like-minded community, the Adelaide Dolphins may be the perfect fit for you.

Adelaide Frontrunners is a running group in Adelaide that welcomes the LGBTQ+ community and allies. We meet regularly for group runs and provide a supportive and inclusive environment for runners of all levels.

Join us to improve your fitness, connect with like-minded individuals, and enjoy the camaraderie of the Adelaide Frontrunners community

The Adelaide Spikers Volleyball Club (ASVC) is an inclusive and welcoming club that offers recreational volleyball opportunities in Adelaide. With a diverse membership base spanning different backgrounds, ages, and skill levels, we are committed to promoting and fostering the love for volleyball within a friendly and supportive environment.

At ASVC, we organize a range of activities to cater to our members' interests and preferences. Our popular weekly social games provide an opportunity to play volleyball in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. We also participate in local and interstate tournaments, conduct training sessions, and host occasional social events to enhance the camaraderie among our members.

New players are always welcome to join us at our Thursday night social games. We offer the first two nights free of charge, allowing newcomers to experience the sport and meet our friendly club members. We provide team assignments and offer skill coaching to support players in their development.

Whether you're a seasoned player or new to volleyball, the Adelaide Spikers Volleyball Club is the place to be for fun, inclusive, and supportive volleyball experiences.

The Adelaide University Sharks is Adelaide's gay and inclusive rugby union team, providing the LGTBIQ community and allies the opportunity to be part of rugby union. They welcome everyone to play rugby, embracing all body types, cultures, religions, ethnicities, and sexualities.

Competing as the third-grade team to Adelaide University RUFC, they participate in the Rugby Union South Australia competition. Training sessions are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with matches taking place on Saturdays during the rugby season.

Join the Adelaide University Sharks and be part of their inclusive rugby community.

Dive into the world of swimming with Aqualicious, Brisbane's LGBTQ+ Masters Swim Club. Whether you're a social swimmer or a serious athlete, our club offers swimming sessions for a wide range of abilities. To join, we ask that you can swim at least 100m of continuous freestyle.

Swimming as a Guest: Swim with us for up to 5 sessions or one month as a guest. Pay session fees during guest sessions.

Aqualicious provides a welcoming environment for swimmers aged 18 and above. Our sessions take place at various locations, offering flexible options for training. We encourage you to join our friendly and supportive community of LGBTQ+ swimmers.

As a member, you'll have the opportunity to participate in Masters Swimming Australia and Masters Swimming Queensland events, and you'll be covered by mandatory liability insurance. Whether you're looking for fitness, competition, or simply a social swim, Aqualicious has something for everyone.

Aquatiqueer is a South-east Queensland SCUBA diving group for LGBTIQ and queer-friendly individuals. Open to certified divers from Open Water level and above, we usually plan day-trips with dive operations like GO-DIVE, Kirra Dive, and Manta Lodge to locations like Manta Bommies, Flinders Reef, and Cook Island. The goal is to eventually have enough members to book an entire boat or maybe go for weekends, all while keeping costs low. We also encourage shore dives at places such as the Gold Coast Seaway, Tweed River, or the Sunshine Coast. Members can organise dives as well, so if you're interested in diving with a friendly and inclusive community, Aquatiqueer is the group for you.

Welcome to Aucklands official all inclusive LGBTQIA+ basketball club.

We aim to create a fun environment for all LGBTQIA+ALLIES where everyone feels safe and included and welcomed to play basketball.

Whether you have played basketball or haven't this club is for you , we are about putting community over basketball and getting LGBTQIA+ representation through basketball & sport.

Established in 2012, our club is open to all cycling enthusiasts who want to join us for fun and adventurous rides. Whether you're a casual rider or a passionate weekend warrior, we have something for everyone.

Our rides take place away from busy roads, primarily on urban bike paths, rail-trails, and scenic dirt tracks in the surrounding hills. Explore Melbourne's beautiful landscapes and enjoy the camaraderie of like-minded individuals who share a love for cycling.

As a member of Bent Kranks, you'll be part of our vibrant community. Annual membership is only $20, granting you access to our mailing list, where you'll receive weekly ride details and stay connected with fellow cyclists.

Join us for regular rides, social events, and exciting cycling adventures. Whether you're seeking a leisurely ride or a challenging trail, our club caters to riders of all levels and abilities. Embrace the joy of cycling in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Bentstix Hockey Club is Sydney's only LGBTQIA+ hockey club. Established in 1996 during the Sydney Mardi Gras Festival as a social network, the club has grown to become one of the largest and most successful LGBTQIA+ hockey clubs worldwide, boasting over 100 members.

With three women's teams and four men's teams, Bentstix competes in Sydney winter leagues, social summer games, and international competitions.

Notably, their women's team triumphed at the Gay Games in Paris in 2018. Bentstix is committed to fostering a diverse, competitive, and friendly environment, welcoming new members who share a passion for hockey, fitness, and making new friends.

Brisbane Frontrunners is a vibrant and diverse group of LGBTIQ+ individuals who gather weekly to run and walk along the scenic circuits of Brisbane River. With a mission to promote a healthy and active lifestyle for the LGBTIQ+ community of South East Queensland, Brisbane Frontrunners offers an unincorporated and relaxed social fitness experience. No fees, memberships, or rules are required to join - just the company of like-minded individuals and a great time running or walking.

Established in 2001, Brisbane Frontrunners has been a consistent presence, meeting at Captain Burke Park in Kangaroo Point. The group organizes two runs each week and often enjoys informal dinners together afterward. Throughout the year, various running and social events are planned to encourage participation and strengthen the bonds within the group. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, Brisbane Frontrunners welcomes individuals of all fitness levels.

Brisbane Frontrunners proudly maintains affiliations with International Frontrunners and Team Brisbane Sports, further connecting with wider networks and fostering community spirit.

Brisbane Hiking Dykes is an engaging hiking group specifically designed for lesbians, bisexual women, trans women, and anyone who loves exploring the great outdoors. With a primary focus on bushwalking, the group encourages like-minded women of all ages to enjoy nature's wonders together. Hikes range from medium to long distances (5-20km), covering trails in and around Brisbane and the nearby hinterland. While you'll need a medium level of fitness and proper hiking boots, the emphasis here isn't on speed or competition; it's about relishing the beauty of the environment, stopping to 'smell the roses,' and creating an atmosphere that's non-threatening and comfortable.

The hikes with Brisbane Hiking Dykes are more than just physical journeys; they're opportunities for fun, friendship, and connection with women who share the same passion for the outdoors. In addition to bushwalking, the group occasionally organizes city walks and other outdoor activities, ensuring a fresh and exciting experience every time. So, if you're looking for a community where you can enjoy the thrill of the trail and the joy of companionship, Brisbane Hiking Dykes could be the perfect group for you. Pull on your walking shoes and join in on the adventure!

Founded in 2004, the Brisbane Hustlers Rugby team is a leading gay and inclusive rugby club based in Brisbane. After a hiatus, the team regrouped in 2012 and has been actively participating in the local Brisbane Suburban Rugby competition.

With a strong commitment to both rugby excellence and community engagement, the Brisbane Hustlers welcome players and supporters who share their passion for the sport and inclusivity. The team has achieved remarkable success, competing in national and international competitions, including winning the prestigious 2014 Purchas Cup and achieving a notable second-place world ranking at the 2015 Bingham Cup.

Join the Brisbane Hustlers Rugby Club and be a part of a vibrant and accomplished team. Whether you're an experienced player or new to the sport, everyone is welcome to join the club and contribute to its ongoing success. Experience the camaraderie, competitive spirit, and strong community connections that define the Brisbane Hustlers.

Founded in 2016 by Tom Chai, Dan Lord, and John Grady, Brisbane Inferno FC (BIFC) emerged as an LGBTQI+ inclusive soccer group, initially gaining momentum with social soccer games at New Farm Park. However, the journey was not without its challenges; field availability and inconsistent attendance led to a temporary halt in activities in mid-2018. Fortunately, with the significant assistance of Robert De Roos and Team Brisbane, BIFC relaunched in October of that year, growing to a point where they were able to host the Pride Football Australia (PFA) Tournament in 2022, an event marked by support from local government and Football Queensland.

Brisbane Inferno's success culminated in a partnership with Brisbane Strikers Football Club, making Perry Park their official home ground. This new chapter provides opportunities for weekly Wednesday night training and Saturday afternoon mixed social soccer, welcoming new players of all skill levels and experience. The club's achievements, from their constitution being voted in during their inaugural AGM to hosting prominent events like the Josh Cavallo Shield, reflect their unwavering commitment to inclusivity, community engagement, and the love of soccer.

Brisbane Queer Dance, situated at Hamilton Town Hall, is a vibrant dance group tailored for the Queer Community. Open-hearted and inclusive, the group welcomes anyone who is queer-friendly, with a particular emphasis on creating a comfortable space for same-sex partner dancing. Whether it's guys dancing with guys, girls with girls, or any other combination, the freedom to express oneself through dance is celebrated here. From Ballroom to Jazz, Cha Cha Cha to Line Dancing, participants can immerse themselves in a variety of dance styles in a fun and loving environment.

Dance classes are held every two weeks on Sunday afternoons, stretching into the evening, under the guidance of a gay instructor who ensures that the experience is joyful and enriching for everyone. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or a complete beginner, Brisbane Queer Dance promises a supportive community where you can learn, grow, and most importantly, dance your heart out. So grab your dancing shoes, head to Hamilton Town Hall, and join the rhythm of Brisbane's most energetic queer dance group!

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Brisbane Social Touch Football is a friendly and inclusive mixed touch rugby group that meets every Sunday at Ballymore Stadium outer fields in Kelvin Grove.

The focus of this group is on the social side of the game, creating a welcoming environment for players of all skill levels, especially beginners. The pace of the game is slightly slower, allowing participants to learn and enjoy the sport at their own pace.

While proper touch rules apply, the organizers are happy to explain them as the game progresses. Safety is important, and players are responsible for their own actions on the field.

Sneakers or playing barefoot are the footwear options, adding to the relaxed atmosphere. Come along, have fun, and enjoy a great game of touch football!

Brisbane Spectres, founded in 2015, is a gay and lesbian basketball club in Brisbane that provides a supportive and socially inclusive environment for all community members. The club welcomes individuals of all ages, skill levels, and sexual orientations, offering opportunities to develop athletic ability, compete as part of a team, and socialise with like-minded individuals who share a passion for basketball.

Emphasising social inclusion and improved fitness and skill levels, Brisbane Spectres is committed to creating a positive and supportive community.

As a chapter of the original Sydney Spectres, the club aims to uphold the same vision and values embraced by members and supporters of the community. Join Brisbane Spectres and be a part of their growing and respected LGBTIQ sporting organisation.

Brisbane Tritons is Queensland's pioneering LGBTIQ-inclusive water polo club, providing an inclusive and supportive environment for water polo enthusiasts. Established in 2015, with the valuable support of the Brisbane Barracudas, Sydney Stingers, and Melbourne Surge, the Tritons have experienced remarkable growth. What began with 14 members in their inaugural bootcamp has flourished into a vibrant community of over 80 active participants, with multiple teams competing in the Brisbane Competition each summer.

The club warmly welcomes individuals aged 18 and above, regardless of prior water polo experience. The Tritons offer beginner bootcamps and development weekends, led by coaching from the Barracudas National League. Whether you're a novice or an experienced player, there's a place for you in the Brisbane Tritons.

Established in 2001, Canberra Frontrunners is a thriving running club in the heart of Canberra, ACT. Every Saturday morning at 9am, the club gathers at various locations across the city for their group runs.

Participants can choose from scenic bush tracks or picturesque lakes, with routes spanning approximately 6-7km for runners and 3-4km for walkers. All fitness levels are welcome, including runners, joggers, walkers, and bike riders. After the invigorating run, the club members come together at 10am to enjoy a well-deserved brunch at one of the charming suburban cafes in town.

Canberra Frontrunners prides itself on its inclusive and friendly atmosphere, providing a supportive community for individuals of all abilities. Join this vibrant group to embrace the joy of running, connect with fellow fitness enthusiasts, and savor delicious brunch moments.

Canberra Roller Derby League is the premier roller derby league in Canberra. Known for their high-energy and exciting matches, the league brings the thrill of roller derby to the capital city.

With a dedicated and passionate team of skaters, referees, and volunteers, the league showcases the athleticism, teamwork, and spirit of roller derby. Experience the action-packed matches and immerse yourself in the vibrant roller derby community in Canberra.

ClimbingQTs is more than just climbing�it's a welcoming and inclusive community for individuals of all genders, sexualities, and identities. Whether you love outdoor adventures or enjoy indoor climbing, we provide a space where everyone feels comfortable, respected, and safe.

By joining ClimbingQTs, you become part of a movement dedicated to transforming how we engage, participate, and thrive in the climbing world.

Our focus areas are at the core of our mission:

Inclusion: We create inclusive spaces through a range of activities, both indoors and outdoors, that promote acceptance and diversity in climbing.

Visibility: We amplify the voices and stories of LGBTQ+ individuals in the climbing community, fostering understanding and respect for non-normative gender and sexual identities.

Access: We strive to make climbing physically and financially accessible to all, reducing barriers whenever possible and ensuring everyone can enjoy the physical and mental health benefits of the sport.

Education: We promote awareness and understanding of diverse genders, sexes, and sexualities through open conversations, allyship training, and consultation, fostering a judgment-free environment of learning and growth.

Join ClimbingQTs and be part of the journey towards a more inclusive and supportive climbing community for all.

Dance With Me is a welcoming and vibrant dance studio in Brisbane, QLD, offering Same Sex Ballroom and Latin dancing classes.

Since its establishment in 2016, Dance With Me has provided a fun and relaxed environment for individuals interested in learning Ballroom and Latin dancing. Whether you have prior experience or are completely new to these dance styles, the classes cater to all skill levels. You don't need a partner to join, and you have the option to learn either leading or following. No special gear is required; just wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes.

Dance With Me is not only about learning to dance but also about getting fit, socializing, and making new friends. Experience the joy of ballroom and Latin dancing while embracing an inclusive and supportive community at Dance With Me.

Dancecats is a dance studio specializing in queer dancing, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for the LGBTIQ community and their friends to learn and express themselves through dance.

Whether you're looking for social dancing fun, exercise, or honing your dance skills, Dancecats offers beginner and intermediate classes every Saturday. They also feature different dances each month to keep the dance experience fresh and exciting.

As part of the Midsumma festival, Dancecats presents the Same Sex Latin and Same Sex Ballroom events, celebrating diversity and inclusion through dance. Join Dancecats and embrace the joy of dancing in a supportive and vibrant community.

Different Strokes Dragon Boat Club is a Sydney-based dragon boat club that caters primarily to the LGBTQI+ community. We welcome individuals as well as their friends, family, and supporters. Our club has experienced significant growth since its formation in 2008 and has become one of the largest dragon boat clubs in New South Wales. We have members ranging in age from 18 to 73 and nearly equal representation of genders.

While we prioritize creating a friendly and inclusive social environment, we also strive for competitive excellence. Our race crews have achieved notable success in regattas, state championships, and even at the international level. We believe in promoting equality and a healthy competitive spirit while maintaining a strong sense of camaraderie within the club. Participation in events like the Mardi Gras parade allows us to showcase our love for the sport and advocate for change and recognition.

As a club, we are grateful for the support and acceptance we have received from other dragon boat clubs, and we cherish the friendships and experiences we have gained along the way. We take pride in our achievements, value the diversity of our members, and are committed to continuing our journey together.

Emerald City Kickball was founded in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, born from a group of friends' desire to foster an inclusive and safe space for the LGBTQI+ community in Sydney and has more recently expanded to Perth. The sport of kickball, reminiscent of baseball but played with a large rubber ball that's kicked instead of batted, has swiftly become an integral part of Perth's LGBTQI+ landscape. Played on a standard softball diamond, it welcomes players of all skill levels, and the club prioritises inclusivity with sessions like Open Play to familiarise newcomers with the game's basics.

The league takes pride in its commitment to diversity and inclusivity, ensuring that all members of the LGBTQI+ community feel welcomed and represented. They have tailored registration processes in place to promote gender diversity, actively welcoming individuals irrespective of their gender identity, including women, intersex, trans, non-binary, and genderfluid/genderqueer individuals. Whether you're keen to play, learn, or simply become part of a tight-knit community, Emerald City Kickball is for you

Emerald City Kickball was founded in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, born from a group of friends' desire to foster an inclusive and safe space for the LGBTQI+ community in Sydney. The sport of kickball, reminiscent of baseball but played with a large rubber ball that's kicked instead of batted, has swiftly become an integral part of Sydney's LGBTQI+ landscape. Played on a standard softball diamond, it welcomes players of all skill levels, and the club prioritises inclusivity with sessions like Open Play to familiarise newcomers with the game's basics.

The league takes pride in its commitment to diversity and inclusivity, ensuring that all members of the LGBTQI+ community feel welcomed and represented. They have tailored registration processes in place to promote gender diversity, actively welcoming individuals irrespective of their gender identity, including women, intersex, trans, non-binary, and genderfluid/genderqueer individuals. Whether you're keen to play, learn, or simply become part of a tight-knit community, Emerald City Kickball is for you

Join Freezone Volleyball Club, Sydney's vibrant and inclusive LGBTQI+ sporting community! We provide a welcoming and supportive environment for all individuals, regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation.

Whether you're an experienced player or new to volleyball, our club offers a safe space where you can participate, connect, and thrive. Our enthusiastic members come together to play and socialize, fostering friendships and community bonds that extend beyond the court. With regular training sessions and opportunities to compete in local leagues and tournaments, we cater to all skill levels.

Join us at the Sydney Boys High School Gym and experience the joy of volleyball in an inclusive and accepting atmosphere. Discover the power of sports to bring people together, celebrate diversity, and create lasting memories. Come and be a part of Freezone Volleyball Club!

GLMA Newtown Martial Arts, a club operating in the inner west and CBD, is dedicated to fostering Personal Growth, Safety, and Skill Development through a blend of martial arts styles including kung fu, kickboxing, and karate. The syllabus is flexible and comprehensive, designed to equip students with traditional self-defense moves, sparring techniques, and even skills to compete in weapons competitions. The path to mastery is structured through measured competencies, leading students towards Black Belt level and beyond through a series of gradings, or exams, ensuring a commitment to excellence and mastery in martial arts.

Offering a 4-week kickboxing course as a preview, the club provides an opportunity for newcomers to experience the depth and richness of the martial arts world. The courses are tailored to various skill levels, welcoming experienced students as well as those just beginning their martial arts journey. With courses running up to three times a week, students get access to twice the training time, a free uniform, and the opportunity to learn traditional weapons, all at an affordable monthly price. The focus on traditional stances, kata, and the nuanced art of directing energy offers an empowering and profound exploration of martial arts.

Glory Gay and Lesbian Organisation for Racing and Yachting is a vibrant sailing community based in Sydney, welcoming individuals from the gay and lesbian community who share a passion for the open waters. Founded in 2002, our organisation has been promoting inclusivity, camaraderie, and excellence in sailing.

Gay Skate Brisbane is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive skating group that unites enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels for rollicking adventures on wheels. From the vibrant streets of Brisbane to the beautiful Sunshine Coast, the group regularly hosts events that embrace diversity, creativity, and the sheer joy of skating. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just learning to balance on skates, you'll find a warm and encouraging community ready to glide alongside you. Their themed skate nights are particularly well-loved, transforming ordinary evenings into colorful celebrations on wheels, and their pride month skates are a hallmark, reflecting the group's commitment to inclusivity.

What sets Gay Skate Brisbane apart is not only their passion for skating but also their dedication to fostering connections within the LGBTQIA+ community. Their events are designed to be more than just skating meet-ups; they are opportunities for individuals to come together, share experiences, and form lasting friendships. The emphasis on fun, camaraderie, and acceptance creates an environment where everyone feels at home, regardless of their skating prowess. So grab your skates, put on a smile, and join Gay Skate Brisbane for an unforgettable ride through some of the most scenic routes the area has to offer.

Gippsland Ranges Roller Derby, formerly known as Latrobe City Roller Derby, is a not-for-profit roller derby club based in Gippsland, Victoria. Affiliated with Skate Victoria, the club operates from its dedicated GRRD Shed Facility at the Traralgon Showgrounds. They offer both competitive roller derby league training and a fun, social, and fitness skating program for individuals of all skill levels. With training locations in Traralgon, Warragul, and Leongatha, they are committed to serving their region and welcoming new participants.

Gippsland Ranges Roller Derby is actively involved in promoting roller derby in their area. The club follows the rules of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) and assesses skaters using the "Star" system. With a diverse membership representing different communities in the Gippsland Ranges and Eastern Melbourne, the club fosters a welcoming and inclusive environment for all.

Hobart Out Tennis (HOT) is a lively tennis organization located in Tasmania that centers around creating inclusive tennis socials and events. While the primary focus is on the LGBTQIA+ community, HOT opens its doors to everyone. The organization's mission is to provide a safe space where tennis enthusiasts can engage in friendly competition or simply enjoy a fun game of tennis. Weekly socials are held every Tuesday at the Domain Tennis Centre from 17:30 to 19:30, and the location is conveniently situated at 2 Davies Ave, Queens Domain, Hobart. In addition to the weekly gatherings, HOT hosts three annual events that serve as major highlights for the community.

The Committee at HOT is devoted to fostering a strong sense of belonging within the LGBTQIA+ community through tennis and takes active steps in promoting inclusion. As they move forward into 2023, the team is working diligently to introduce new and thrilling opportunities such as a Roadshow Social for players outside Hobart. Affiliated with Tennis Tasmania and adhering to Tennis Australia's national policies, HOT also plays an advisory role in essential guidelines related to the sport, such as the recently released Transgender Inclusion Guidelines for Community Tennis. If you're interested in joining a community that celebrates diversity and the love of tennis, be sure to follow HOT on Facebook and sign up to become a member.

Whether you're an aspiring salsa dancer, dreaming of drag performance, or simply seeking to learn the basic waltz, there's a class tailored for you at this dance studio. Offering a rich array of Latin American dances like Salsa, Cha Cha, Samba, and more, along with classic Ballroom styles like Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, the studio ensures that every dance enthusiast finds their rhythm. Vogue, Heels Class, Jazz, and even tailored wedding dances for couples and groups are part of the expansive curriculum.

The dance classes are organized at Erskineville Town Hall every Sunday afternoon, and the schedule is thoughtfully planned for the entire year, catering to both beginners and intermediate dancers. Beginners can enjoy learning Salsa, Bachata, Cha Cha, and others in a friendly, inclusive environment, while intermediate dancers can challenge themselves with higher difficulty dances and figures. With experienced guidance and a community of dance lovers, this studio creates a vibrant space to dance your heart out.

Lifesavers With Pride is an organization that champions beach safety and fosters an inclusive surf lifesaving community. Since its establishment in 2007, Lifesavers With Pride has been dedicated to promoting awareness, acceptance, and diversity within the surf lifesaving movement.

Their mission is to raise awareness among surf lifesavers about the importance of inclusivity, creating a welcoming environment for individuals of all backgrounds, regardless of age, sex, ethnic background, sexual orientation, or economic status. They actively advocate for the participation of gay and lesbian individuals in surf lifesaving, encouraging their involvement and providing positive role models within the community.

Through their initiatives and activities, Lifesavers With Pride aims to bridge the gap between the surf lifesaving community and the gay and lesbian community, fostering understanding, acceptance, and collaboration. By promoting awareness, beach safety, and equality, Lifesavers With Pride is working towards a more diverse and harmonious surf lifesaving culture.

Loton Tennis Club, located at Loton Park in East Perth, is an inclusive tennis club with a rich history. The club features six well-maintained grass courts and two flood-lit hard courts. During the grass court season (October to June), members enjoy playing on the grass courts. In the off-season, play continues on the hard courts, weather permitting.

Loton Park Tennis Club is situated on the corner of Lord and Bulwer Streets in the City of Vincent. The club operates under a lease agreement with the City of Vincent and takes responsibility for the operation and maintenance of the courts.

Embracing diversity and inclusivity, Loton Park Tennis Club changed its constitution in 1995 to be inclusive of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals. The club's motto, "Diversity is our Advantage," reflects its commitment to creating an open and accepting environment for all members.

Loton Park Tennis Club offers organised social tennis on Saturdays and twilight social tennis on Wednesdays, along with various teams competing in TennisWest Tennis League competitions.

Melbourne Argonauts is a vibrant and inclusive rowing club located in Melbourne, Victoria. Established in 2001, the club's mission is twofold: to be a rowing club within the queer community and a queer club within the rowing community.

They provide a welcoming and healthy environment for members to access the sport of rowing while promoting awareness of the queer community in mainstream sports. From their humble beginnings on a train journey, the club has grown into an active participant in the rowing community, hosting their own regatta and regularly competing in local and international events.

The Melbourne Argonauts are dedicated to fostering a sense of camaraderie and fun, both on and off the water. They actively engage with the gay and lesbian community, participating in events like the Melbourne Pride March and hosting an annual Trivia Night. With their boat fleet named after Greek mythology, literary figures, and club personalities, the Melbourne Argonauts exemplify the spirit of inclusivity and passion for rowing.

Melbourne Chargers, established in 2009, is an inclusive rugby team in Melbourne. The team was formed with the intention of creating a welcoming environment for new players to learn the game and for returning players who had previously left the sport due to their sexuality to play openly.

The Chargers are dedicated to promoting and developing the sport of Rugby Union in Victoria. They provide a unique and diverse social opportunity for same-sex attracted individuals and their allies. Join the Melbourne Chargers and be a part of their inclusive rugby community.

Melbourne Dragons Martial Arts is a pioneering LGBT+ inclusive martial arts club in Melbourne. With a queer-friendly Collingwood dojo, they offer classes in Martial Arts and self-defense. Their accessible Melbourne martial arts Dojo is conveniently located near the CBD, providing a welcoming space for members of the LGBT+ community and their allies.

Whether you're interested in Karate or Muay Thai/Kick Boxing, Melbourne Dragons Martial Arts offers weekly classes catered to different skill levels. Emphasizing inclusivity, respect, and personal growth, the club provides a supportive environment where individuals can learn martial arts, build self-confidence, and connect with like-minded people.

Visit their website at melbourne-dragons.com to book your first class and experience the spirit of Melbourne Dragons Martial Arts.

Melbourne Frontrunners is an inclusive running and walking club based in Melbourne. They welcome individuals of all abilities, ages, sexual orientations, and gender identities.

As part of the International Frontrunners network, they are connected with like-minded LGBT+ running and walking clubs worldwide. With over 150 members, ranging from walkers to competitive athletes, the club offers something for everyone. They organize runs in iconic locations such as The Tan, Albert Park, and Princes Park, with four Athletics Victoria accredited coaches providing regular coaching sessions.

Melbourne Frontrunners is not only a fitness-focused club but also a social one, with post-run meetups, social events, races, and fun runs to foster camaraderie and connection.

Melbourne Glamourheads is a masters swimming club that was established in 2001 by a group of swimmers interested in attending the 2002 Gay Games.

Over the years, the club has grown into one of Melbourne's largest masters swimming clubs, participating in local, national, and international events. The club provides an inclusive environment for GLBTIQ swimmers and their friends to engage in competitive and fitness swimming.

With a commitment to supporting the health and well-being of LGBTIQ community members, Melbourne Glamourheads aims to increase fitness levels and promote overall well-being through swimming. The club embraces diversity in terms of skills, body types, ages, genders, ethnicities, and sexualities. Beyond swimming,

Melbourne Glamourheads offers a healthy alternative for social interaction and actively promotes a positive image of the LGBTIQ community.