The annual lesbian wool park festival in the open -air cinema Friedrichshain - a relaxed and familiar festival of the queer community in Berlin

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Titel: Das Lesbischwule Parkfest – Ein jährliches Fest der LGBTQI+ Community in Berlin Das alljährliche Lesbischwule Parkfest in Berlin findet seinen Ursprung im Jahr 1998, als Teil der Feierlichkeiten zum 150. Jubiläum des Volksparks in Friedrichshain. Ursprünglich organisiert von der Gleichstellungsbeauftragten des Bezirkes Friedrichshain und dem Unterausschuss Lesbischwule Kommunalpolitik der Bezirksverordnetenversammlung, hat sich das Fest seitdem zu einem wichtigen Treffpunkt für die queere Community entwickelt. Anfänglich wurde das Parkfest am Schwanenteich im Friedrichshainer Volkspark abgehalten. Heutzutage findet es jährlich auf dem Gelände des Freiluftkinos in Friedrichshain statt. Die Veranstaltung hat sich zu einem bedeutenden Ereignis für Berliner Vereine und Organisationen …
Title: The Lesbischwule Parkfest - An annual festival of the LGBTQI+ community in Berlin The annual lesbian wool Parkfest in Berlin originated in 1998, as part of the celebrations for the 150th anniversary of the Volkspark in Friedrichshain. Originally organized by the equal opportunities officer of the Friedrichshain district and the Lesbischwule Local Political Policy under the district policy subcommittee, the festival has since developed into an important meeting point for the Queere Community. Initially, the park festival at the Schwanenteich in the Friedrichshainer Volkspark was held. Nowadays it takes place annually on the site of the open -air cinema in Friedrichshain. The event has become an important event for Berlin clubs and organizations ... (Symbolbild/MB)

Title: The Lesbischwule Parkfest - An annual festival of the LGBTQI+ community in Berlin

The annual lesbian wool Parkfest in Berlin originated in 1998, as part of the celebrations for the 150th anniversary of the People's Park in Friedrichshain. Originally organized by the equal opportunities officer of the Friedrichshain district and the Lesbischwule Lembischwule municipal policy of the district council, the festival has since become an important meeting point for the Queere Community.

The park festival at the Schwanenteich in Friedrichshainer Volkspark was initially held

. Nowadays it takes place annually on the site of the open -air cinema in Friedrichshain. The event has developed into an important event for Berlin clubs and organizations of the queer community, which present their work at different stands and thus make a significant contribution to the success of the festival.

In contrast to commercial festivals, the Lesbischwule Parkfest is characterized by a relaxed and almost family atmosphere that conveys visitors an inviting feeling. The festival offers the opportunity to network with other people from the community, have informative conversations and establish new contacts.

This year the Lesbischwule Parkfest takes place on August 12th and starts at 3:00 p.m. The venue is the freight cinema Friedrichshain in Berlin. Interested visitors can look forward to a varied program that combines entertainment, culture and information.

The goal of the park festival is to celebrate the variety and concerns of the LGBTQI+ community and to offer a platform for exchange. In addition to the information stands, there will also be cultural events, music, live performances and discussions. The Lesbischwule Parkfest enables visitors to be part of an inclusive and tolerant society and actively participate in the progress and the visibility of the queer community.

The park festival has developed into an important part of the Berlin event calendar over the years. It not only attracts the local LGBTQI+ community, but also visitors from all over the city and tourists. The festival offers a unique opportunity to present Berlin as a cosmopolitan and LGBTQI+-friendly city.

The Lesbischwule Parkfest in Friedrichshain has established itself as an indispensable event that is the strength and variety of queer community. Whether as a member of the LGBTQI+ community or as a supporter, a visit is definitely worth it to be part of this inspiring and tolerant atmosphere.