Adelaide Spectres Come & Try

Adelaide Spectres & Adelaide 36ers

Adelaide Spectres in conjunction with the Adelaide 36ers will be hosting a Come & Try event for new and existing players on 4th November 2026 at Annesley Junior School. This is a great opportunity to come meet the team, and try something new. Whether you are a returning player or have never played before, no experience is needed and everyone is welcome!

This is a free event but due to venue size we will be limited to a maximum of 40 participants - register to secure your spot!

#free2026

Event Details

GENRE: Community & Pride Events

DURATION: 90 mins

AGE RATING: All Ages

SEATED OR STANDING: Standing

Access questions? Contact us at enquiries@feast.org.au

When: 4 November 2026 6.30pm

Where: Annesley Junior School

Accessibility

Sensory Options Maybe in the future

Tickets

FREE

About the presenter: Adelaide Spectres & Adelaide 36ers

The Adelaide Spectres are part of Spectres Australia LGBTIQA+ Basketball Association. Our aim is to provide an inclusive space to help develop skills, build fitness, promote mental and physical health, engage with our community, and foster amazing relationships while playing basketball. Our club's motto is Respect, Friendship and Community.
We were founded under the banner of Sydney Spectres in 2001 with the first team participating in the 2002 Sydney Gay Games. Since then we’ve welcomed more people from all backgrounds who've wanted to reconnect with the community through playing basketball. Our mission is to provide a safe and fun space for members and friends of the LGBTIQA+ community to play basketball, fulfil their athletic aspirations and meet new friends within the community.
Adelaide Spectres run a weekly, free social Train & Play on Wednesdays 6.30-8pm at Annseley Junior School for anyone who is interested in getting back into basketball.

Website: https://www.adelaidespectres.club/

Image Description: The Adelaide Spectres 2025 Come & Try with Isaac Humphries and Sunday Dech

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We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise First Nations peoples as the original storytellers, artists and custodians of this land.
We honour and respect queer First Nations communities, including Sistagirls and Brothaboys, and recognise the enduring connection between culture, identity, community and Country.
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