Step into spring with half-priced desserts, cocktails and some inspiring events.
This September, The Lounge will host a panel discussion, a dazzling trivia event and thought-provoking conversations as part of Diversity Festival 2025.
Come for the entertainment and stay for the spring menu, cocktails, mocktails and delicious specials.
A taste of spring
Enjoy some fresh and tasty desserts for half price with every main course on Mondays and Fridays all month long.
A refreshing spritz
Nothing says spring like a light and bubbly elderflower spritz on a sunny afternoon. Welcome the warmer months on the beautiful balcony at The Lounge, with the cocktail special for just $15 or $11 for the mocktail version.
Available for the first week of spring, from Tuesday 2 until Thursday 4 September, 12.30–2.30pm and again from 3–5pm.
Celebrating Diversity Festival
This year, The Lounge will proudly host several events as part of Diversity Festival. Grab a takeaway hot beverage any time through the week ahead of your Diversity Festival events and receive a free box of chocolates. Available until sold out.
Events at The Lounge include:
Belonging without Borders: The Future of Inclusive Global Leadership – Panel Discussion | Monday 22 September | 5.30–9pm
This panel event explores the challenges and opportunities of leading inclusively in a global, complex and hybrid world. Hosted by AGSM at The Lounge.
Fierce Facts and Fabulous Acts | Tuesday 23 September | 6pm-8pm
From brain-teasing questions to dazzling drag performances, this trivia and talent night is all about embracing the vibrant identities that make our community shine. Whether you’'re rolling deep with your own trivia crew or flying fabulously solo, we’ll make sure you’re matched with a table full of good vibes and great company.
Hosted by UNSW Law & Justice, Pride in Law, UNSW LawSoc and the UNSW Australian Human Rights Institute.
Age & Lived Experience: Put the book down and open your mind | Friday 26 September | 7–8.30pm
When Robin Williams’ character in Good Will Hunting (1997) says, “There’s nothing you can tell me that I can’t read somewhere else”, he’s referring to the immaturity of youth.
Looking beyond knowledge gained from books (and their online equivalents) to promote age inclusion, this event will feature unusual and interesting real-life stories from diverse perspectives. With a minimum speaker age of 50 and thought-provoking stories from real lives, this event promises a range of voices and stories.
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