Show Ponies is a queer youth art festival hosted by Twenty10 where young LGBTIQA+ folks can participate in creative workshops and win art prizes at an end-of-year exhibition!

Show Ponies is a safe space where young people can enjoy exploring artistic practice and mediums, learn new skills, meet people and connect with community, exhibit and sell their work, enjoy the art of others and have fun times!

Join us at 107 Projects on SAT 9 DEC for an exhibition where we can enjoy and see all the amazing artwork that young people have created – and if you like one you like, you’ll be able to buy directly from the artist!

WHO: All folks, LGBTIQA folks, families, and allies are welcome!
WHERE: Conference Room & Rooftop Garden, 107 Redfern St, Redfern
WHEN: SAT 9 DEC 2023 2PM-6PM

Register attendance HERE

Please note that the event space has a maximum capacity of 50 people at any time. The event is open for entry at any time throughout 2PM-6PM, but you may be asked to wait for entry upon arrival.

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What To Expect

• Welcome to Country & Introduction Speeches
• Artist Panel
• Youth Panel
• Free Food & Drinks
• View and buy artwork created by young people

Show Ponies Exhibition Prizes

• Show Pony Prize $500 
• Aspiring Pony Prize $250 
• People’s Pony Prize $250

Submissions to the Exhibition have now closed.

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Show Ponies also includes a series of art workshops where LGBTIQA+ young folks (aged 12-25) are welcome to learn some art, and then submit their works into the final exhibition! The workshops are free, and will take place from mid-October to mid-November, facilitated by emerging artists from within our communities.

Workshops have now closed – keep an eye on our socials for more events!

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Twenty10 incorporating GLCS NSW acknowledges the traditional owners of the land throughout New South Wales and Australia, and the Gadigal People who are the traditional owners of the land we work on. We pay our respects to their elders past and present, and we recognise the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people across this content. We welcome all Aboriginal people visiting this website.