Eventos

PIP Den Haag, Binckhorstlaan 36, 2513 The Hague, Netherlands

PARISH turns PIP into an all-sensory queer club encounter: ghetto tech and techno beside sound healing, yoga, community DJ slots and an awareness team that makes the party's care visible.

Kitty Su, Dalhousie Square 1–3, Old Court House Street, Ward 1, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Kitty Su brings Navami to Kolkata with bass, lights and queer nerve: a festival-night club ritual from India’s loudest LGBTQ+ nightlife institution, tuned for a full-throttle electronic release.

Global

Transgender Awareness Week is the ultimate yearly rally to amplify, celebrate, and fiercely protect the trans and gender-nonconforming community. Spanning a powerful seven days, it’s a global call to action where trans folks and allies take up space, educate the public, and dismantle systemic BS. It’s part masterclass in intersectional advocacy, part unconditional celebration of trans joy, and an absolute necessity in the fight for liberation. It is an electric mix of radical vulnerability, fierce resistance, and unapologetic trans joy. The vibe rejects respectability politics; it is about honoring the legendary elders who threw the first bricks at Stonewall while paving a safer, more beautiful path for trans youth. It is a space to feel seen, validate the magic of transitioning, and remind the world that trans people aren't just surviving—they are thriving, creating art, and leading movements. The Mission: Elevate trans voices, share accurate lived experiences, and educate cisgender allies on the issues affecting the community (like healthcare bans and media misrepresentation). For Allies: Your job isn't to speak for the community; it's to pass the mic, open your wallet to trans-led mutual aid funds, and shut down transphobia in rooms where trans people aren't present. The Events: Expect a mix of pronoun workshops, panel discussions, queer art showcases, open mics, and political protests.

United Kingdom — 2027 festival site to be confirmed by organiser

Out & Wild is four days designed around queer, questioning and curious women and non-binary people: a softer kind of festival infrastructure where wellness, connection and visibility matter as much as the party programme.

Blackpool, England, United Kingdom — programme venues to be announced by organiser

Hand in Hand brings queer culture, friendship and solidarity to Blackpool for a weekend that treats LGBTQ+ public visibility as a shared act: seaside scale, community encounters and a programme built to make people feel less alone.