CSD Bad Belzig 2025: Parade for tolerance and diversity on July 12th!

CSD Bad Belzig 2025: Parade for tolerance and diversity on July 12th!

Bad Belzig, Deutschland - On July 12, 2025, the second Christopher Street Day (CSD) takes place in Bad Belzig. The city thus sets a clear sign of the rights of the LGBTQIA+community. At a time when discrimination and prejudices still exist, the organizers call up to stand up together for respect and diversity. So the MAZ on the planned activities and the commitment of the organizers.

The move begins at 1 p.m. at the Fläming station and goes to the old town. The message of the CSD Bad Belzig pointing out that the participants can gather at the train station at 12:30 p.m. The parade is accompanied musically by various artists, including the Gospel Choir Bad Belzig, Maren Knütter and Djane Crab Apple. A special highlight is the following tolerance festival on the marketplace, which will take place from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

variety and integration

The organization of the CSD is carried by a wide range of groups, including the flening for everyone, the Zegg Bildungszentrum gGmbH and the Evangelical parish of Bad Belzig. Together they are committed to strengthening the rights of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender and nonbinaries and fighting against discrimination. As noted on the pages of the CSD Bad Belzig, visitors can visit both speeches from local organizations and information stands on the market square.

Special attention is paid to the creation of a discriminatory, inclusive atmosphere. An awareness team will be in use with pink west and will offer support if necessary. In fact, the organizers emphasized that they did not expect a larger headwind, although there were reports on the scraping of posters in advance. Gregor Leich from the Bad Belzig Ordinary Office also confirms that the authorities are not aware of any simultaneous counter -events.

historical roots of the CSD

The Christopher Street Day has its roots in the 1969 Stonewall trouble in New York, which are considered the turning point for the LGBTQ+emancipation movement. As the BPB , this uprising resulted from decades of oppression and discrimination. The first CSD parade in Germany took place in Berlin in 1979, and now thousands of people in many cities celebrate this day as a festival, commemoration and demonstration day.

in Bad Belzig, the CSD is not only celebrated as a festival, but also used as a platform to remind you of the rights won and continue to fight for equality. The current event is therefore in a long tradition that is about creating visibility and standing up for the rights of all people.

So be there when the colors of the diversity are drawn through Bad Belzig on July 12 and a sign of respect and acceptance is set. Together we can make the world a bit more colorful!