CSD Bad Belzig: Parade and tolerance festival ensure colorful signs

CSD Bad Belzig: Parade and tolerance festival ensure colorful signs

Bad Belzig, Deutschland - A colorful festival of tolerance and coexistence is on the program in Bad Belzig in mid -July! On July 12, 2025, the second Christopher Street Day (CSD) is celebrated there, which sets a clear sign of the rights of LGBTQIA+ people. The organizers cordially invite everyone to actively participate in the demonstration and the subsequent tolerance festival. According to MAZ-ONLINE.de the move will be made from the Fläming station in Start the old town and create a festive atmosphere with musical accompaniment.

The event aims to promote the rights of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender, intersex and non -bean people as well as queers and to campaign against discrimination. The participation of Andrea Lübcke, the Brandenburg state chairman of the Greens, is particularly gratifying. On July 12, she will join the numerous supporters and help to spread this important message.

a varied program

A meeting at Bad Belzig train station is organized at 12:30 p.m. before starting at 1 p.m. with the parade. After the move, there is a tolerance festival on the market square between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m., which comes up with an artistic performance. The Gospel Choir Bad Belzig as well as the artists Maren Knütter, Stefanie Hoffmann, Djane Crab Apple and Ymmi are on the stage. The tolerance festival not only promises top-class musical entertainment, but also speeches by organizations such as "Grandma's against Right" and the Lesbian and Gay Association of Germany (LSVD) and the Evangelical parish.

The program is also rounded off by an exhibition of photographs by the artist Sareh Oveysi and a diverse culinary offer of regional providers, such as the "Fläming Kitchen" and the bistro of the Fläming train station. A “cake bazaar” of the Fläming Gymnasium can also provide sweet treats. An awareness team will be present throughout the event to create retreats and to solve any conflicts peacefully.

a sign of respect and acceptance

The organizers underline the importance of promoting an atmosphere of respect and acceptance. In the past few days there have been reports on scraping advertising posters for the CSD, which makes the need for such events even clearer. Gregor Leich from the Bad Belzig Ordinary Office explains that no counter -events have been reported to date, and therefore nothing stands in the way of a peaceful festival.

The CSD in Bad Belzig is part of the series of LGBTQ+ celebrations that take place in many European cities. So we look forward to a colorful day on which diversity is celebrated and fighted against prejudices. Further information can be found on the event of the event at csd-belzig.de.

If you want to learn more about the roots of Christopher Street Day, you can take a look at the informative content at Wikipedia. Here it is explained that the CSD is an annual holiday that is reminiscent of the 1969 Stonewall trouble and has a significant tradition in Germany and Switzerland.