After months of preparation, the day of Wagga's "biggest party" has finally arrived.
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Here you can find our rolling coverage of the inaugural event including must-know details and behind-the-scenes profiles.
Wagga Mardi Gras organiser Holly Conroy has been organising sponsors, floats and everything else in between.
Ms Conroy said told The Daily Advertiser she hoped Wagga’s first Mardi Gras would help show them it is okay to be their true selves.
“It means so much to the region – the LGTBI youth and the general LGTBI population in Wagga is massive, and they’re the people that are too scared to go out and do things in the street because they’re worried about what other people will say,” she said.
Relive the day with our live blog, brought to you from the main street and the after-party.
