Mardi Gras Party Supplies

We’re delighted to welcome people from around the world to our wonderful city – a place that embraces and celebrates everyone, where you are truly Free to Be." The history and reality of #nocopsatpride Late on Monday night, NSW Police were uninvited from marching in this year’s Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade. ‘They said we couldn’t name a football tournament after a gay, black man with AIDS'. It was one of the most successful events ever Despite homophobia, cultural taboos and misinformation, when beloved gay uncle Rossy Smith died of AIDS, it changed First Nations health forever. The two-week Mardi Gras festival takes over Sydney from February 16 to March 3 with events including the popular Bondi Beach Party, Fair Day, Sissy Ball, pool parties and more. For one night only,  join us for an unforgettable event where diversity takes the spotlight, and the transformative power of drag brings people together in a celebration of uniqueness and talent.
These Rainbow Beverage Napkins are perfect for your little girls birthday party. Combine with our range of Unicorn and Rainbow party supplies from Meri white socks with rainbow stripes Meri. Party in style with our range of Rainbow party accessories and decorations like this Rainbow Pennant Banner in all the colours of the rainbow!

Club Cindy entry – With bars, toilets and food trucks this premium viewing area pops you at the Moore Park end of Flinders Street, meaning you can beat the crowds and be in your own pampered pocked of the fabulous 2025 Parade. Contact us, and we'd love to help you put your costume idea together. Complete your 20's, burlesque or showgirl outfit with this Bright Pink Feather Boa! Available in a range of colours, this boa is soft and luxurious to compliment a range of outfits. Designed to look like a hat, the visor features a rainbow material brim and top flap featuring gold edging and gold stars. The band of the hat is adjustable and features gold sequins and a yellow faux gem in the centre, as well as an attached gold chain from one side of the brim to the other.
Up to 3,000 people marched in an incident-free parade in 1979. From community events to huge dance parties, these experiences are not just events; they are the heart and soul of the Mardi Gras celebration that you won't want to miss. It's not just celebrating the LGBTQAI+ community, but rather it's a festival of frivolity, if you will. It's all about the music, parades, picnics and floats, according to the official website and the crowds are adorned with plenty of green, purple and gold.
Check out our great range of colourful party accessories and paper tableware to ensure your party is one to be remembered. We sell  everything from plastic tablecloths, cups, plates, party favours, loot bags and so much more. Add some sparkle to the centrepieces of your Mardi Gras party with this Mardi Gras 3D Glittered Centrepiece. Featuring the traditional colours of New Orleans Mardi Gras, purple, green and gold on the masks of comedy and tragedy, this centrepiece makes for an eyecatching addition.

The cape wraps over the shoulder with a moulded plastic medallion clasp on the front and the brown Roman-style waist wrap with belt will have you ready to step into the Coliseum. Both the belt and included wrist cuffs are designed in faux leather embossed with a basketweave pattern and are secured with fabric ties. A gladiator-style moulded vinyl helmet painted antique detail is included. This great moustache is brown and comes in a handlebar style so it's perfect for any policeman costume or any costume you need to show some attitude. Think characters like Freddie Mercury, the Village People or just your typical 80s "ladies man". Again, there are no rules when it comes to what goes on at a Mardi Gras party – but you can expect lots of dancing, drinking and general debauchery!
In the language of the Gadigal people this theme translates as –  Mana Nangamai Djuralli – honoring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices who have lived and loved on this land for over 60,000 years. The Festival theme – GATHER, DREAM, AMPLIFY – guided the creation of a Festival that reflected the rainbow strength and creativity of our communities. To use public transport including buses, trains, ferries and light rail in Sydney, you can either purchase an Opal card or use a credit card with tap-and-go functionality. In 1980 a key new element was introduced – the post-parade party. The face of the modern Mardi Gras we know today was taking shape.

Earlier in the day, eager party-goers had lined up along the Oxford Street barricades — some since the morning — to get the best vantage point to watch the parade. Rainbows, giant pot plants and an oversized yak were among the quirky floats, while the music of Queen, PNAU, Daft Punk and John Farnham reverberated through the city's gay district for the annual party. Split across six venues, run wild at the ultimate pride playground – from the tech house rave at Liberty Hall, whole-body house in the Hordern Pavilion, the pumping Forecourt and every other corner to explore.
Of course you must seeSydney’smost iconic sites the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Bondi Beach. Well theparadetakes place in theSydney CBDand runs along Oxford Street, so if you want to be close to the action, and close to most ofSydney’s iconic sights then booking accommodation in the Sydney CBA is highly recommended! There are also lots of restaurants, clubs, shops and cafes in the area and you have easy access to everywhere in the city. TheSydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Graswasn’t always the extravagant sequin-studdedparadethat it is today. Back in 1978 a group of young queerAustraliansdecided to protest the criminalisation of homosexuality inAustralia. Most groups represent an organisation, theme or political message.Drag queens,community heroes,queer performers, LGBTQI groupsjoin with allies from all walks of life to creating amazing performances and jaw droppingfloats.
The 2025 Festival themeFREE TO BEis a celebration of the strides toward true LGBTQIA+ equality while also acting as a global reminder that our fight is far from over, and that we are not truly free until we are all free to be. A club atmosphere, nightly fetish themes and DJs to keep your night going. Everything Party first opened its doors seven years ago, but our team has been helping Sydney locals with their party planning needs for two solid decades.

“This Festival we celebrate all the amazing activists and leaders, including our 78ers, who have fought tirelessly for our rights over the last four decades,” says Mardi Gras Arts CEO, Terese Casu. “We also invite and welcome new friends to join the festivities to celebrate 40 years of fabulousness. 2018 marks the historic 40th anniversary of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.