Barn Dance Perth 2023

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Now in it's fifth year, the annual Barn Dance community extravaganza is now a fixture on the LGBTIQ+ events calendar. Featuring the famous Mucky Duck Bush Band, BarbieQ, DJ H.Sailor and other special guests.

Please don't worry if you've forgotten the moves to Heel and Toe or Strip the Willow from those awkward school dance classes as The Mucky Duck Bush Band has got your back; and when you need a break from shaking it all about and clicking the shears, there is plenty of space to grab a bite to eat, drink and have a yarn.

Don't forget to dress your best, as there will be prizes for the most stylish attendees.

Ticketing
To prevent tickets selling out too early, tickets will be released on three dates.

1 July 2023 @9am
Early Bird tickets $32

8 July 2023 @9am
1st release $42
1st release concession $34

22 July 2023 @9am
2nd release $42
2nd release concession $34

Concession cards include students, health care card, pension concession card, seniors health care card, veteran's card.

Tickets are non-refundable.

Venue and Accessibility
18+ event (licenced event) no BYO.
Queer and Accessible staff are available for assistance during the event

• This event will have live entertainment which will include loud music. Please decide if this event is right for you.
• Queer and Accessible staff from Living Proud are available for any accessibility requests during the event.
• No strobe lighting will be used.
• There are quiet spaces available.
• Accessible toilets available.
• Non-binary folk may use any bathroom.
• non-smoking event (if you do need to smoke or vape - pass outs will be available).
• Coat check is available.

Barn Dance will be held at Perth City Farm
1 City Farm Place, EAST PERTH WA
Train: Claisebrook Train Station is a 200 metre walk.
Bus: Yellow Cat route stops at the front of Perth City Farm (Service runs to 9.20pm).
Parking: Paid parking available directly opposite venue.
Rideshare: Vehicles have access to City Farm Place.

Acknowledgement and thanks
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land on which we operate , the Whadjuk people. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. We stand in solidarity with their ongoing resilience, past and present, and we require attendees of this event to do so too.

We would like to like to thank the City of Perth for their support of the event.

We would also like to make a special thank you to all the volunteers that run and contribute to this community event.