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Sydney WorldPride is planning a celebration like no other

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Miss Ellaneous (Ben Graetz) welcomes guests to Sydney WorldPride, kicking off Feb. 17, 2023. (Photo by Anna Kucera) By Dana Piccoli  |  News Is Out WorldPride is heading Down Under in 2023.

Sydney, Australia, has been named the official location for WorldPride next year, and the cosmopolitan city is planning to go all-out to welcome LGBTQ+ guests from all over the world.

Australia has consistently been named one of the most LGBTQ-friendly countries in the world, and Sydney, capital of New South Wales and one of Australia’s largest cities, has 17 days of events and activities planned for Sydney WorldPride, with an expected attendance of half a million revelers.

Whether you are looking to dance into the wee hours, experience art and culture or simply be yourself with 500,000 of your closest friends, there is something at Sydney WorldPride for everyone to explore.

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