Art! Drama! Health?

What happens when queer creativity meets mental wellbeing? Join us for a warm, thought-provoking evening that stitches together storytelling, performance, and community care — no ticket required, no prior experience needed.

This free, all-ages workshop and panel discussion is proudly hosted by Feast Festival and held at SAMESH in Adelaide. Designed with accessibility in mind — wheelchair access available — it’s a safe space to explore how the arts can be a tool for healing, connection, and expression.

Whether you’re an artist, a health worker, a student, or just curious about the intersections of creativity and care, this session is crafted for you. Expect candid conversations, gentle reflections, and maybe even a guided creative exercise or two — all led by queer folks who’ve walked the path between stage and self-care.

Bring your questions, your stories, or just your quiet presence. There’s room for everyone.

Why attend?

• Connect with local queer artists and health advocates
• Discover how creative expression supports mental health
• Participate in inclusive, intergenerational dialogue
• Take home practical tools for self-expression and resilience

No pressure to perform — just come as you are. Snacks and non-alcoholic drinks will be provided.

This event is part of Feast Festival 2026 — Adelaide’s premier LGBTQIA+ arts and celebration event.