About Dykadellic
- Party/
Club - Dancing
Dykadellic is a vibrant lesbian dance party in Sydney that transforms queer nightlife into a community gathering space. The events unite lesbians, trans, and non-binary people in a safe environment where celebration and connection are paramount. With resident DJs, pole dancers, and drag kings, Dykadellic delivers an euphoric atmosphere infused with playful energy and authenticity.
What began as a pop-up event has evolved into a cornerstone of Sydney's LGBTQIA+ calendar, hosting numerous events that bring thousands of people together on the dance floor. Beyond traditional dance parties, Dykadellic also organizes speed dating events and other social gatherings designed to foster genuine connections within the community. The venue prioritizes inclusivity, safety, and creating a welcoming space where queer culture thrives. Each event reflects a commitment to building a vibrant, supportive community where people can express themselves freely and celebrate together.
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Opening Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
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- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday · today
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- Friday
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- Saturday
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