2007 Mardi Gras Party in Sydney

Mardi Gras Party Declares Its Love

On 3rd March Sydney will be all music, dance, sweat and love. Mardi Gras 2007 - 'Objects of Love' will stop the city for a few crazy hours of sequins, muscle, satire and bucketfuls of love.

That?s just the beginning. This year?s Party promises to be the most exciting in years. For 12 hours, across 7 diverse venues, over 16,000 local and international party people will help bring Mardi Gras 2007 to a spectacular close.

Only at Mardi Gras!
That?s the key principle embraced by our party crew. They?ll be providing a mix of entertainment that you could never imagine seeing anywhere else in the world. From Boy George to the Young Divas and from Katie Noonan to The Presets. Not to mention the very best of Australian DJ talent. Our theme this year is 'Objects of Love' and we?ve picked out just a couple of things that Mardi Gras loves and made them our motifs.

In the Royal Hall of Industries, we?re declaring our love for a Sunburnt Country. In the Hordern Pavillion we look beyond our shores - we love the Journey. In the Forum we explore our passion for Lycra whilst in the Dome we show you why we?re suckers for Sensation.

Royal Hall of Industries - We Love a Sunburnt Country
Step into the Australian outback surrounded by all the icons that have this island nation from chesty Bonds to the Big Banana
Artists featured in this venue include
Freemasons (UK)
Paul Goodyear (exclusive Australian performance)
Greg Boladian
Jake Kilby
Dan Murphy

Live Performances by the Young Divas and Katie Noonan
Hordern - We love the Journey

Whilst we love this country we love to get out and rock the rest of the world too. We also love the fact that thousands of partygoers from all over the globe fly in to make this the number one gay party in the world. So in the Hordern we?re celebrating our passion for the Journey by turning back the clock to the decadence and opulence of the 1920?s when romance and travel went hand in hand.

Artists featured in this venue include
Boy George (UK)
Mike Kelly
Sveta
Mandy Rollins
Feisty
Forecourt

Under the stars you can party to the sounds from the Gaydar.com.au Parade float parked in the forecourt. Shuffle your feet under the stars and against the sun to
Alex Taylor
Sista P
Renae Stanton
Scott Pullen

Plus the 1st and 2nd place winners of the Mardi Gras up and coming DJ competition.
Dome - We love Sensations
Touch, explore, feel and taste your way through a world of Sensation. Enter the Dome - if you dare - where sensory overload is compulsory. You?ll be electrified as every detail has been developed to stretch your mind.

Artists featured in this venue include
Bang Gang DJ's
Stereogamous
Seymour Butz
Gemma
Ben Drayton
Mark Murphy

With live performances by Paul Mac and Friends and The Presets
The Forum - We love Lycra

Oh, how much do we love Lycra? A lot. Get into your favourite bike shorts, and take to the floor as we step back to the days when Step Reebok was queen and fluoro leotards showed off your best assets. The Forum is pure retro cool with a twist and smile. Think lean track sprinters, tight little jockeys bums, the Swiss bob sleigh team finished with a sweaty dollop of Tour de France cyclists.

Artists featured in this venue include
David Hiscock
Justin Scott
Jimmy Dee

With special Guest DJ spots by Bob Downe and Vanessa Wagner
Fuse Bar - Women's Bar

Think sexy pole dancers, roaming performers and raunchy images. All in a comfortable environment that the girls will love, including a cosy dancefloor to bump and grind on with the girl of your dreams.

Artists featured in this venue include
Beatrix
Beaker
Alexandra
Madame J
NMG Members

For NMG members, priority entry and cloakroom are just some of the benefits that can be enjoyed with your membership at the Party. New Mardi Gras will also provide a dedicated members? and guests? facilities as a thank you to our members.

Tickets
Tickets are now on sale at $130 or $100 for New Mardi Gras members and Concessions.
They are available via Ticketek (www.ticketek.com.au, phone 13 2849 or through their outlets).