Albany 2026: Live @ the Town Hall brings pride community together for a night of colour, fun, music and dance

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Camera IconElla Girdler, Tim Corry and Jasmine Hunt. Credit: Amy Towers

Albany Town Hall came alive with colour music and celebration on Saturday as the 2026 Live @ the Town Hall season kicked off with a vibrant pride edition as part of the Albany Pride Festival.

This pride edition highlights Albany’s commitment to diversity, representation and community connection.

The celebration brought together some of WA’s most exciting artists including internationally acclaimed Alter Boy.

Camera IconZana Nilsson and Chantelle Grasso. Credit: Amy Towers

Joining Alter Boy were Georga Raath, Rosalie Chilvers and Parclo, with DJ sets from Lima Brightlove before, between and after the bands.

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Not only was it a night of music but there was also food vans available and a vintage clothing market outside the town hall.

The night created a welcoming space for all members of the community.

Camera IconBlaire Bond, Casper Bloomfield and Aalayah Martine-Black. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconDJ Lima Brightlove. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconConnor Baldock and Michelle Baldock. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconHazel Young and Rachael Reid. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconRiver Lewis, Kayleigh Love and Hannah Halls. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconTali Golembiewski, Sarah Abelev and Jonah Powell. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconGeorge Kavalam and Chiara Bevan. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconJack Chauncy and Julian Roki. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconKellie Jaworski and Tiger Bird. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconRosalie Chilvers. Credit: Amy Towers
Camera IconLive music at the Town Hall on Saturday. Credit: Amy Towers

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