Sydney Mardi Gras parade will be relocated from Oxford Street to the SCG for ...

Sydney Mardi Gras parade will be relocated from Oxford Street to the SCG for ...
Sydney Mardi Gras parade will be relocated from Oxford Street to the SCG for ...
Mardi Gras parade will NOT go ahead on Sydney's Oxford Street for the second year in a row Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade will be moved from Oxford Street  The parade will be hosted by the SCG for a second year in a row due to Covid-19 Organisers said ticketed event is the best way to go amid ongoing uncertainties  Parade is planned to return to Oxford Street in 2023 to mark its 45th anniversary

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Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade will be relocated from Oxford Street for a second year in a row, with organisers saying the move provides the best shot of proceeding amid Covid-19 uncertainties.

Possible ongoing restrictions and potential further Covid-19 outbreaks mean a ticketed event at the SCG is the best way to go, Mardi Gras chief executive Albert Kruger says, with organisers able to adjust the 2022 event accordingly.

'There's still uncertainty of what March is going to look like for us,' he said on Thursday.

Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade will be relocated from Oxford Street to the SCG for a second year in a row (pictured: Aerial view inside the SCG during the 2021 event)

Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade will be relocated from Oxford Street to the SCG for a second year in a row (pictured: Aerial view inside the SCG during the 2021 event)

Mardi Gras chief executive Albert Kruger (pictured right) said a ticketed event at the SCG is the best way to go amid Covid-19 uncertainties (Pictured: Courtney Act and Albert Kruger during a media call)

Mardi Gras chief executive Albert Kruger (pictured right)

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