What’s happening this weekend in New York, Los Angeles, London, Melbourne and Sydney

What’s happening this weekend in New York, Los Angeles, London, Melbourne and Sydney

June 22, 2018


New York: Gay Pride Parade

What is it? Beginning at 16th Street and Seventh Avenue, walking down to Christopher Street, and finishing up Fifth Avenue to 29th Street, the New York Pride Parade is an iconic celebration not to be missed. This year’s parade is headlined by non-other than Kylie Minogue.

More info? https://www.timeout.com/newyork/lgbt/gay-pride-nyc

Los Angeles: Cinespia Cemetery Screenings

What is it? Each year, Cinespia brings classic cult favourites to the hallowed resting place of such Hollywood greats as Rudolph Valentino and Bugsy Siegel. This year’s first batch of screenings includes The Neverending Story, Drive, Almost Famous and Casablanca.

More info? http://cinespia.org/

How much? $16, parking $15

London: Japan House

What is it? If you fancy a trip to Japan but not keen on the long haul flight, you’re in luck. High Street Kensington is about to get a sleek new addition in the form of Japan House.

More info? https://www.japanhouselondon.uk/

How much? It’s free!

When? Mon - Sat: 10am to 8pm, Sun: 12noon to 6pm

Melbourne: Party Beyond

What is it? Scienceworks opens after dark for an adults-only look at their new exhibition (and a super cool dance party). This event blends live music, drinks, science and tech in one big after dark party. Punters will get after-hours access to Beyond Perception: Seeing the Unseen, Scienceworks’ groundbreaking new exhibition that uses large-scale, interactive technology to explain how invisible forces – like gravitational waves, invisible light, sounds and aerodynamics – work and evolve with us.

More info? https://museumsvictoria.com.au/scienceworks/whats-on/party-beyond/

How much? $20-$25

When? Mon-Sun 10am-4.30pm

Sydney: Refugee Film Festival

What is it? Four documentaries about the atrocities refugees face when trying to come to Australia. The opening night film, Watan, is a portrait of the refugee experience that shows the tragedy of the limbo that the victims of global conflict must endure.

More info? https://refugeeweek-refugeecouncilaus.nationbuilder.com/refugee_film_festival_sydney_2018

How much? $18-$22


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