Chemsex, prep, sexually transmitted diseases and much more were topics at the lecture last night at the Dark Eagle in Salzburg. As part of Pride Week Salzburg, two experts from the Chemsex Network Vienna were guests and explained facts and figures on the topic in a very entertaining way. It was an informative evening with an intensive discussion afterwards and a considerable gain in knowledge. [Read more]

The motto of this year’s Christopher Street Day (Pride) in Salzburg is: “Be visible Schatzi”. In 2021, the visibility of the rainbow was the most important motivation for many participants to take part in the largest pride parade Salzburg has ever seen. The organisers are taking this into account with this year’s motto. [Read more]

The press conference on the Salzburg Pride at the arte Hotel Salzburg succeeded in convincingly integrating queer lifeworlds into the reality of the human rights city of Salzburg. The press (TV, print, online) came in large numbers and questions were asked for discussion, which revealed some interesting points of view. [Read more]

This year, Pride Weekend Salzburg will become Pride Week Salzburg. A week full of programmes for the visibility of the rainbow in the city on the Salzach. From 29 August to 4 September, Salzburg will once again be under the sign of the rainbow. The programme is out now. An ambitious week of queer culture. [Read more]

Last weekend (3-5.09.) Salzburg was under the sign of the rainbow. From Friday evening to Sunday afternoon, more people than ever came together to underline the demands of the LGBT community for acceptance in all areas of society. And to celebrate this political statement. Love was in the Air! [Read more]

After the vernissage and the crime dinner, Gigi LaPajette will be in Salzburg from Wednesday to make the final preparations for the Long Night of Diversity, the next queer highlight in the city of Mozart. In addition to games of all kinds, this time there will also be a colourful cabaret programme in all four participating shops until early Sunday morning. [Read more]

The Magic Garage on Friday and Saturday evening (20.+21.05.) became a happening of a well-mannered Magic Garage crew and a colourful audience. The Magic Garage is Salzburg’s new drag show and a cabaret format that sets a new colour in queer Salzburg. [Read more]

A new colour in Salzburg’s queer life – the Magic Garage. In a neighbourhood café in Salzburg Lehen, four young people have been attracting attention with their costume and cabaret show for about half a year. Ryder Goodenheart and his colleagues enrich the queer lifestyle in the city on the Salzach with their shows. [Read more]

The Long Night of Diversity on Saturday (14.05.) in Salzburg’s trendy shops was great fun and brought life back to Corona. And so we are now looking forward to a summer of carefree queer events. And there are plenty of them – Salzburg is full of them if you look closely. [Read more]

Today, for once, it wasn’t the gardener, even though he played an alibi-bearing role in Gigi LaPajette’s crime dinner at the Living Room. Salzburg’s drag queen brought a new colour to queer life in Salzburg with this event. A surprising event with a great fun factor. [Read more]

The queer scene is colourful and diverse – also in Salzburg. To celebrate this attitude towards life, the Long Night of Diversity in Salzburg on 14 May is this year’s kick-off for the Austrian Pride season 2022. One night of partying and programme for a good cause, as 100% of the proceeds will go to the Corona-battered HOSI Salzburg. [Read more]

Reginaldo Oliveira, head of ballet at the Salzburg Landestheater, will be telling the story of Einar Wegner alias Lili Elbe, a pioneer of the transgender movement. The theme of this ballet is when body feeling and outward appearance cannot be reconciled and what possibilities we take away from ourselves through classical role patterns. [Read more]

In Denmark, almost all Corona restrictions have been lifted today (27.01.). The vaccination rate is very high, the incidence is also high and the situation in the hospitals is relaxed. And in this country? Events are cancelled in rows and we are waiting for a return to normal life. The Danes have it pretty good. [Read more]