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Trans Day of Visibility – Sunset Community Picnic

We’re hosting a Sunset Community Picnic by the beach for Trans Day of Visibility!

When?
Tuesday 31 March, 5pm – 7pm

Where exactly?
South Beach, Walyalup (Fremantle), On the grassed area near the South Beach Kiosk/Cafe – Look for the Trans Flags

A few more details
What should I bring?
  • Picnic rug/chair/cushion (whatever you’d like to sit on)
  • Food and drink (for yourself or to share, that’s up to you!)
  • This is a casual free event, come as you are, and engage as you feel comfortable
Who is invited?

All trans and gender diverse people and their friends and families are welcome

Why?
It’s Trans Day of Visibility!
Come and be surrounded by community, watch the sunset, make some new friends, and even have a swim if you like (South Beach now has several all-gender bathrooms/changing areas)