Get to know yourself better at SHaG
Kick off your semester with all things sexy and consensual at our SHaG week, coming to all the campuses near you, brought to you by TUSA!
We’ve got a range of activities planned across the state, from workshops and panels to drag events to a Red Party, all designed to help you embrace sex positivity, learn the importance of healthy relationships, sexual identities, safer sexual practices and reduce the stigmas on these topics. Plus, you can gather up a ton of freebies (think vibes and condoms)!
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Love Languages Workshop – Online
Monday 4 August, 12pm – 1:30pm
Sometimes, feeling more connected to others comes down to using the right love language. Love languages are the ways we prefer to show affection and care for others, and the way we prefer them to show affection and care to us.
Shag Week Expo – Launceston
Monday 4 August, 12:30pm – 2:30pm
Come kick off SHAG Week with us up north at the Shag Week Expo a laid-back market where TUSA clubs, student societies and community groups come together around sexual health, LGBTQIA+ support, mental wellbeing and more. Explore 10 interactive stalls with demos, info and giveaways grab free sweet potatoes, drinks, goodies and even “Sexy” cookies & tea then dive into fun activities on consent, healthy relationships, mental health and beyond.
SHAG: Sex Toy Bingo – Online
Monday 4 August, 6pm – 7:30pm
Get ready for a unique twist on bingo! We have partnered up with Adult Shop to bring you an unforgettable evening of Sex Toy Bingo, all from the comfort of your own home.
Shibari 101 with Hexxling Ropes – Launceston
Tueday 5 August, 6pm – 8pm
Come along and join us for a unique and fun introductory workshop in shibari (rope tying), delivered by Hexxling Ropes. Participants can expect a safe and comfortable environment to explore and learn.
SHAG Market Day – Hobart
Wedneday 6 August, 11:30am – 2pm
Come and “get lucky” at Sandy Bay and explore all the services available in Tasmania for your sexual health, wellbeing, and fun! Freebies and food are free for the taking so don’t miss out, think BOINK!
Drag Queen Bingo – Launceston
Wednesday, 6 August, 6:30pm –9:30pm
Sporties Hotel, Charles Street, Launceston TAS, Australia
Join us for a night of glitz, glam and good vibes! Our fabulous drag queen hosts will call the numbers as you play bingo for fab prizes, enjoy cheeky banter, and tuck into snacks & drinks. Whether you’re here for the show or just the bingo buzz, it’s a fun, inclusive evening to mingle, laugh and win big. See you at Sporties Hotel!
Shibari 101 with Hexxling Ropes – Hobart
Wednesday 6 August, 6pm – 8pm
Come along and join us for a unique and fun introductory workshop in shibari (rope tying), delivered by Hexxling Ropes. Participants can expect a safe and comfortable environment to explore and learn.
Let’s Talk About It – Hobart
Thursday 7 August, 12:30pm – 2pm
Join Naomi from TasCAHRD for an interactive workshop around reducing stigma, debunking myths and learning how to stay safe whilst enjoying sex! All welcome and no question is off limits! This is a great way to ask all the questions you were not sure who to ask and to learn some things you may not have known.
Women’s Health Tas Abortion Advocacy Workshop – Inveresk
Thursday 7 August, 1pm – 3pm
Come down to the Inveresk Student Cottage (Station Cottage) at the TUSA offices on Inveresk Campus for a relaxed, interactive session with Marge from Women’s Health Tasmania. We’ll cover abortion advocacy, awareness and support sharing your experiences, learning about rights and resources, and building skills to champion reproductive health in our community
Pub Trivia Night – Hobart
Thursday 7 August, 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Think you know everything about sex, health, and all things cheeky? Come prove it at our SHAG Week Pub Trivia Night – a fun and fabulous evening where knowledge meets laughter! Bonus free snacks and alcohol available to purchase 😊
Love Languages Workshop – Hobart
Friday 8 August, 12pm – 1:30pm
Sometimes, feeling more connected to others comes down to using the right love language. Love languages are the ways we prefer to show affection and care for others, and the way we prefer them to show affection and care to us.