For more photos of the Milkshake 2015 Festival, click here. Ticket prices for the Milkshake Festival start at just 36€ for early-bird deals. This year’s lineup includes international acts from Supertoys, Cirkus Klauterwerck, Rapido, Hausbound and many more. Expect lots of glitter, fast friendships and a safe environment for all manner of vices. The theme of the weekend festival is “for all who love” and, with no dress code, the Milkshake is often crowded with colorful costumes reminiscent of a ’90s rave. Taking place outdoors in Amsterdam’s Westerpark, over 40 different artists and DJs perform across at least nine different stages. The eclectic and ecstatic Milkshake Festival takes place in Amsterdam’s Westerpark, converted into nine different outdoor stages and tents each with their own carefully designed theme.Īmsterdam’s coolest and queerest event is the annual Milkshake Festival, celebrating it’s 5th anniversary in 2016.
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For other Berlin travel tips, get the full Hipster Guide to Berlin here. Ticket prices for the Berlinale screenings from 4€. One such film is by Richard Oswold, a premiere of the restored Anders als die Andern ( Different from the Others, Germany 1919)-the first gay film in cinematic history. For 2016, the Teddy has put together an anniversary program including rarely seen works, some of which were made before the award came into existence, and were also why it was established in the first place.
This year’s anniversary program will present a total of 16 LGBT films. The Teddy Award is an offshoot of the Panorama section of the Berlinale International Film Festival, with prizes awarded since 1987 in the categories Short Film, Documentary and Feature to works relevant to queer culture. The only official LGBTIQ (in short, queer) film prize at an A-level festival in the world is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2016. The Teddy Awards during the Berlin International Film Festival celebrate their 30th anniversary this year. For other Manchester travel tips, get the full Hipster Guide to Manchester here. Ticket prices from just £3! Learn more at. With local, national and international artists, expect a diverse array of events covering everything from sexuality, gender, religion, politics and history. In addition to taking place at the hip Contact Theatre, Queer Contact hits several other venues around Manchester, including HOME, RNCM and Band on the Wall. The event celebrates LGBT arts and culture and this year’s 8th annual festival is bigger than ever with 10 days of theater, music, dance, cabaret, comedy, spoken word and visual arts. Taking place annually during the UK’s LGBT History Month, the Queer Contact festival takes place at the Contact Theatre in Manchester. The Dancing Bear performance, taking place during Queer Contact 2016, uses dance, live music, text and drag cabaret to tell a story full of compassion, candour and humour, looking at the often desperate balancing act many gay people continue to face between personal integrity, social acceptance and spiritual peace-all while exploring the tipping point between homosexuality and Christianity. Best Gay Events in Europe – LGBT Festivals to Visit in 2016 These eight gay events in Europe highlight some of this diversity. But these days, with festivals dedicated to art, music, film and culture, there’s so much more to the LGBT identity than pride. Gay pride events, since Stonewall, have been a focal point for gay culture for decades. That’s led to increased events and festivals dedicated to LGBT audiences, serving as a point of reference for a diverse culture. With that, the mainstream media is covering gender identity issues, trans rights, diverse sexual identities and a positive sex culture. “Being gay” is a diverse and uncommon trait, and with more discussion on the role of sexuality and gender in our world today, there’s been a resurgence of LGBT culture. And more of an understanding of what it’s like to be gay.
Over the past few years as LGBT individuals have gained more and more equal rights, there’s been a shift in traditional gay culture.
February is traditionally the UK’s LGBT History Month.
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