🌈 A special meet-up in collaboration with Onsight Climbing!

What’s so special? It’s a pyjama party! Featuring non-alcoholic mulled wine and other treats 🥳

If you’ve ever wanted to give bouldering a go or have a mate you’ve always wanted to bring along & you’re a bit rainbow (or a proud ally) then this is for you!

🌟 $18 entry — just let our counter crew know you are there for the event

Complete the online waiver and create a profile (use your chosen name) 🏳️‍⚧️

Where: 1/12 Aristoc Rd, Glen Waverly, VIC, 3150

Facilities: All gender facilities & bathrooms available on site.

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A bit nervous about coming alone? Send us a message to connect with a ClimbingQTs champion on the day, we can chat with you prior to the event and will meet you on the day. Either shoot us a message on Instagram or Facebook to connect.

💖 Everyone is welcome: members & non-members, rainbow, trans, questioning, still deciding and allies - tag some pals you think should come along!⁠

💸 Become a ClimbingQTs member to get discounted entry: https://www.climbingqts.com/membership

What to wear: Wear your pyjamas! Or… active wear, anything comfortable however jewellery is discouraged for injury prevention. Please speak with a climbing mentor for guidance if you are unsure and your accessory is important to your gender presentation.

💌 Share your feedback! Your experience is important to us, whether it’s positive or constructive please let us know. Use the anonymous feedback form here: https://www.climbingqts.com/contact

🤗 Accessibility: We acknowledge that this event involves physical activity that may be inaccessible to some. If you have any particular accessibility needs please contact us and we'll try our best to support you. If you are Deaf, hard of hearing, blind or have low vision please contact us and we will work with you to support you on the day.
🖤‍🌕‍❤️ We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the Gadigal and Wangal people of the Eora Nation and the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people, on whose land we gather today. . As Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people together we have a sense of the importance of the country upon which we are standing, where exploration has taken place over many thousands of years. Let us sense the land beneath our feet and acknowledge to whom it belongs and pay our respects to their elders and all elders, past, present, and future.