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My People My Tribe, Melbourne (2026)

MY PEOPLE | MY TRIBE

Launching in 2015, My People | My Tribe is a community group focused on telling and sharing LGBTQ+ (Le***an, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Q***r and diverse sexualities and genders) stories that educate, enlighten and inspire. The group aims to shine a light on a variety of LGBTQ+ areas of interest including a focus on topical issues, history, sexual and mental health as well a

s the ‘My Tribe…’ series about LGBTQ+ couples/groups discussing how they came to be, how they fought to be together and the community that keeps them going strong. The overall goal of My People | My Tribe is to show that whilst you may not have found your tribe yet, there is community out there waiting to receive you with open arms. By showcasing the lived experiences of real LGBTQ+ people My People | My Tribe endeavours to create media that reflects who you are. To feel that our lives matter. It is our similarities and our differences that have the power to unite and strengthen us as a community. My People | My Tribe aims to show LGBTQ+ people that their tribe is out there, that they are not alone.

12/06/2026

On 12 June 2016, a massacre occurred at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida during Latin night and killing 49 people. 58 more were injured. Countless more impacted. It remains the deadliest act of violence against LGBTQ people in US history.

Ten years on, this isn’t just a date in the past. Most of the people who died that night were young, q***r, Latinx, and out celebrating in a space that was supposed to be safe.

That’s the part worth sitting with. Pulse wasn’t just a nightclub. It was a sanctuary. A place where people could exist without the vigilance they carried everywhere else. The attack wasn’t just on 49 individuals, it was an attack on that feeling of safety itself, one that q***r people across the world recognised immediately.

A decade later, q***r venues are still closing. Violence against LGBTQ people is still rising in parts of the world. For those of us who remember 2016, today carries weight. For a generation who didn’t live through it, Pulse might be a name you’ve not yet heard. Learn your history so we do not repeat it.

So today, take a moment. Learn one name. Read one story. Then go be part of a q***r space, dance, gather, take up room, be proud in whatever way feels true to you. That’s not separate from remembering. It’s part of it.

We honour them by living.

Stay tuned for how we will continue to honour those that came before us - celebrating the lived experience of q***r people around the world.

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11/06/2026

Loved tonight? Saturday is two hours of this energy 🌈💃

Tonight we danced to Britney Spears and the room gave absolutely everything. That post-class feeling walking out into Darlinghurst on a Thursday night... lighter, less stressed and more yourself than when you walked in.

That’s 90 minutes of your nervous system finally getting a break.
And this Saturday we’re doing it all over again. For two hours. With prizes. A free welcome drink at after class and 30% off Korean fusion food on Oxford Street. Y2Gay themed. Pride Month. Our 2nd Birthday.

Dance Therapy is a weekly group movement session at on Oxford Street Darlinghurst that uses music and movement to regulate your nervous system, shift your mood and connect you with a room full of Sydney q***rs who just get it. Beginner-friendly, alcohol-free, no mirrors, no pressure. Most people come alone. Most people come back connected to community.

Tonight sold out. Saturday is down to our final spots. 🌈

📍 x , Oxford Street Darlinghurst Sydney
🕡 Saturday June 13th, 4:30pm
📅 Book via the link in bio

Tonight vs Saturday... are you coming back?

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ID: Post-class Reel of a q***r Dance Therapy session at Universal Sydney on Oxford Street Darlinghurst dancing to Britney Spears, promoting the Dance Therapy 2nd Birthday Y2Gay Pride Party on Saturday June 13th at 4:30pm including a free welcome drink and 30% off Korean fusion food at Aunty’s Sydney on Oxford Street Darlinghurst.

08/06/2026

Two years of q***r joy in Darlinghurst Sydney and we’re celebrating properly 🙌🌈💃

Here’s everything inside your Dance Therapy 2nd Birthday Pride Party ticket... because it is a lot. Swipe to see what your Saturday June 13th can actually look like 👀

Two hours of Y2Gay movement and birthday joy at 🐬🌸🌈🏝️Then straight down to for a free welcome drink and 30% off Korean fusion food on Oxford Street. Great food is better shared. Especially after dancing.

Dance Therapy uses music and movement to regulate your nervous system, shift your mood and connect you with a room full of Sydney q***rs who just get it. This Saturday we’re doing that for two hours with prizes including vouchers & free tickets and the energy only Pride brings.

Most people come alone. Most people come back connected to community.

📍 x , Oxford Street Darlinghurst Sydney
🕡 Saturday June 13th, 4:30pm
📅 Book via the link in bio

What’s got you most excited? ⬇️

ID: Instagram carousel promoting the Dance Therapy 2nd Birthday Y2Gay Pride Party at Universal Sydney on Oxford Street Darlinghurst on Saturday June 13th, detailing ticket inclusions including two hours of q***r movement, prizes, a free welcome drink and 30% off Korean fusion food at Aunty’s Sydney on Oxford Street Darlinghurst.

04/06/2026

Tonight we danced to PINKY UP by KATSEYE in Darlinghurst Sydney and the room was absolutely that girl 💅

That post-class feeling walking out into cool Thursday night Sydney air... lighter, freer, more yourself than when you walked in. That’s not a coincidence. That’s 90 minutes of your nervous system finally getting a break from everything it’s been holding.

Dance Therapy is a weekly group movement session at on Oxford Street Darlinghurst. It uses music and movement to regulate your nervous system, shift your mood and connect you with a room full of Sydney q***rs who just get it. Beginner-friendly, alcohol-free, no mirrors, no pressure. Most people come alone. Most people come back connected to community.

Always wanted to come but can’t make a Thursday night work? This is your moment 👀🌈💃

We’re celebrating TWO YEARS of q***r joy in Darlinghurst with our Y2Gay 2nd Birthday Pride Party on Saturday June 13th. Prizes, surprises and the energy only Pride brings. A Saturday. In the afternoon. No excuses.

📍 , Oxford Street Darlinghurst Sydney
🕡 Saturday June 13th, 4:30pm
📅 Book via the link in bio

How are you feeling after tonight?

DC:

ID: Post-class Reel of a q***r Dance Therapy session at Universal Sydney on Oxford Street Darlinghurst dancing to PINKY UP by KATSEYE, promoting the Dance Therapy 2nd Birthday Y2Gay Pride Party on Saturday June 13th at 4:30pm in Darlinghurst Sydney.

01/06/2026

SYDNEY, June is ours.

Every year Pride Month lands in June for a reason... and if you live on or near Oxford Street, that reason hits different.

In 1969, LGBTQ+ people in New York pushed back at Stonewall and changed history. In 1978, a small group marched down the streets of Sydney - our streets - and 53 of them were arrested for it. Their courage built what became the world-famous Sydney Gay and Le***an Mardi Gras.

This month is a reminder of what we built together. And why coming together still matters.

Speaking of which... Dance Therapy turns TWO this Pride Month 🎂 We’re celebrating Upstairs at , Oxford Street, Darlinghurst - the place where q***r community gathers, nervous systems settle, and strangers leave connected to community.

Dance Therapy is a group movement session. No experience needed. Just you, the music, and 90 minutes of exactly what your body’s been asking for.

📍 Weekly , Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
🕡 Thursdays, 6:30pm
📅 Book via the link in bio

What does Pride Month mean to you this year?

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