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Københavns Museum Stormgade 18, København, DenmarkListen to 1,000 years of queer history at the Museum of Copenhagen.
Listen to 1,000 years of queer history at the Museum of Copenhagen.
Join us for our opening reception as we begin Winter Pride 2025. Chairperson Benjamin Hansen will speak about Winter Pride, our theme, and our hopes for the year ahead, and members of the Pride team will introduce the Winter Pride program. Free event, just get a free ticket on Billetto. Please note, this event will[...]
For 10 years, Winter Pride has been a week where we look inward and work together to strengthen the community through awareness and dialogue. It is our community's opportunity to learn from each other and develop together. Based on the past year's turbulence, this event will address the future of Copenhagen Pride. How do we best[...]
Never tried dodgeball before? Join a free Pan Dodgeball even for a fun and easy introduction! Our coaches and regular players can’t wait to welcome. Dodgeball easy to learn, packed with action, and guaranteed fun. With relaxed atmosphere, dodgeball is the perfect way to try something new. Bring your friends and discover a sport that’s[...]
Warm up your winter nights with an evening of English-language comedy and cocktails. Minimum two drink purchases per guest.
Listen to 1,000 years of queer history at the Museum of Copenhagen.
Which drugs are most common in Denmark? And what are their effects on us? An interactive quiz on the topic.
Karaoke with all your favorite songs.
Listen to 1,000 years of queer history at the Museum of Copenhagen.
Discover queer pioneers and their contributions to society. Choose between 12.00-13.30, 14.00-15.30 or 16.00-17.30. City Walks in English take place on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 February. You can find them in the program.
Brothers Sune and Andreas Gylling Æbelø have written the book The Prodigal Sons about growing up as homosexuals under the sharp eye of the mission in the West Jutland Bible Belt. About guilt and shame over not fitting in, failure and attempts at so-called healing by Christian institutions and authorities who consider love between men a sin.[...]
Many organisations in the LGBTI+ community rely on volunteers to help them deliver their work. At the VolunQueer Fair you can meet with the volunteer teams from several organisations, including Copenhagen Pride, to find out more about volunteering, ask questions, and get more information. If your community organisation would like to be present at the[...]
Simon has always felt like a boy or a man, even though he was born with a girl's body. He grew up, was young, and became a parent in a time without treatment options, and where virtually no one knew that trans men also existed. Transman is a shocking and unique account of a small, overlooked[...]
Find tickets The film is about Rita, a lawyer at a large firm who is more interested in getting criminals exonerated than bringing them to justice. One day, she gets an unexpected opportunity to leave when the notorious cartel leader Manitas del Monte hires her to help him retire from his business and realize a[...]
Listen to 1,000 years of queer history at the Museum of Copenhagen.
Discover queer pioneers and their contributions to society. Choose between 12.00-13.30, 14.00-15.30 or 16.00-17.30. City Walks in English take place on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 February. You can find them in the program.
Come see the Club! It's a No-action Event, no membership required. (Men Only).
What does representation in film and TV mean for one's identity as a bi+ person? What does good representation look like? How have bi+ people historically been portrayed? Can we ever have enough representation? What does it mean to see bisexuality on screen – both personally and on a societal level? These are some of[...]
Over the past few years, a number of articles have been written about Charlotte's story. A story that starts on Mors and brings us to the present day, full of adventure. Join us as Charlotte tells her story, a story that tells about the person before and after she came out as transgender.
When the first Prides took place in Riga, protestors threw bags of excrement at the Pride marchers, and thousands of riot police stood guard. As we approach the 20th anniversary of the first Riga Pride, we reflect on the extraordinary progress, including EuroPride in 2015 and political shifts that led last year to Latvia electing[...]
We’re repeating last year’s success with a discussion about being LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent. Participants join small groups to share experiences, like feeling out of place, barriers we face, and how we can be seen. Afterwards, we’ll share as a group. The event is for neurodivergent people, but supportive neurotypical friends are welcome. You don’t need[...]
A panel of experts from across regions will explore how access to information regarding the contributions and economic impact data of LGBTQIA+ businesses and communities can drive sustainable growth, advance supplier diversity, and promote inclusive policies within the corporate and public sectors globally and locally. Panellists Justin Nelson, Co-Founder and President of the National[...]
Winter Pride 2025 will see the launch of an entirely new media project by Copenhagen Pride; a podcast about out community and everything happening in the world, hosted by the chairperson of Copenhagen Pride, Benjamin Hansen. We're calling it: PrideCast. Please note, this discussion will be in Danish.
A night of musicals with the legendary Evita Kedavra.
Listen to 1,000 years of queer history at the Museum of Copenhagen.
Discover queer pioneers and their contributions to society. Choose between walks that run 12.00-13.30, 14.00-15.30, or 16.00-17.30. The City Walk (Byvandring) is also taking place in Danish on 19 and 20 February.
Communities, that don't deliberately include minorities, has a tendency to inadvertently exclude the very same persons. What are the consideration we need to make, to cater for the inclusive and diverse space we need? Please note, this discussion will be in Danish.
A conversation about the future challenges and opportunities for the Pride movement in Denmark. Please note, this discussion will be in Danish.
A workshop on Oslo Pride's work in international solidarity. Learn about our decade-long efforts in building relationships and our annual international program, and how we collaborate with organizations to create a united front for LGBTQ+ rights. - Building and maintaining partnerships - Value of long-term collaboration - Including other human rights organizations - Interactive Q&A[...]
Being young is hard. And even harder if you’re queer. In this panel debate a group of young people will share their personal experiences and journey towards coming out and finding their own way. How do they experience their circumstances today? What are their challenges? And how can older and more experiences queers help them[...]
A night of music brought to you by som of Queer Music Agency's best upcoming queer artists.
Listen to 1,000 years of queer history at the Museum of Copenhagen.
Discover queer pioneers and their contributions to society. Choose between walks that run 12.00-13.30, 14.00-15.30, or 16.00-17.30. The City Walk (Byvandring) is also taking place in Danish on 19 and 20 February.
You meet someone, fall in love, sleep together etc. Happy ever after, right? But for some, it's not so straightforward. What if you find the right person for romance, but you want to have sex with a completely different gender? Who you're sexually attracted to doesn't always match who you fall in love with, and[...]
A chance to buy or sell fetish gear and take photos.
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