While we aim to build a culture of inclusion every day, these days of significance provide an opportunity to show support to the LGBTIQA+ community.

You can find out more about how to observe each day by following the links. Generally, the date these days of significance are observed stays the same each year.

31 March

Trans Day of Visibility

Celebration of trans pride and awareness, recognising trans and gender diverse experiences and achievements.

6 April

International Asexuality Day

International Asexuality Day aims to raise awareness of asexual identities and experiences, promote understanding, and support inclusion.

26 April

Lesbian Visibility Day

Promotes lesbian visibility in health and community services to ensure safe access to care, support and resources.

17 May

International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT)

Raises awareness of discrimination and celebrates LGBTIQA+ communities worldwide.

24 May

Pansexual Visibility Day

Celebrates attraction regardless of gender and promotes understanding and inclusion.

28 May

LGBTIQA+ Domestic Violence Awareness Day

Raises awareness of domestic and family violence in LGBTIQA+ communities.

1–30 June

Pride Month

Celebrates the diversity, history and contributions of LGBTIQA+ communities and ongoing progress towards equality.

14 July

Non-Binary People's Day

Recognises that gender exists on a spectrum beyond binary gender definitions.

Last Friday in August

Wear it Purple Day

Promotes safe, supportive and inclusive environments for rainbow young people.

23 September

Bi Visibility Day

Raises bi awareness and challenges bisexual and biromantic erasure.

8 October

International Lesbian Day

Recognises lesbian visibility and contributions within the LGBTIQA+ community.

11 October

National Coming Out Day

Supports individuals to safely share their identity and celebrates those who have come out.

Third Wednesday in October

International Pronouns Day

Promotes correct pronoun use and respectful, inclusive language.

Last full week of October

Ace Week (Asexual Awareness Week)

Raises awareness of asexual identities and supports people on the asexual spectrum.

26 October

Intersex Awareness Day

Raises awareness of intersex experiences and rights.

Early November (date varies each year)

Adelaide Pride March

Celebrates identity, diversity and inclusion in South Australia.

8 November

Intersex Day of Solidarity

Promotes intersex human rights, inclusion and bodily autonomy.

November (dates vary each year)

Feast Festival

Adelaide’s queer arts and cultural festival celebrating pride and community.

November (date varies each year)

Picnic in the Park

Annual community picnic celebrating inclusion and connection.

13–19 November

Trans Week of Awareness

Raises the visibility of trans and gender diverse communities and their experiences.

20 November

Trans Day of Remembrance

Honours trans people whose lives have been lost to transphobia and violence.

1 December

World AIDS Day

Raises awareness of HIV and supports people living with HIV.