Lisbon is gearing up to host EuroPride 2025 from June 14 to 22, marking the first time this pan-European LGBTQIA+ event will be held in a Portuguese-speaking country.
Organized by Variações, the Association of LGTBI Commerce and Tourism of Portugal, the festival promises a vibrant array of activities beyond the traditional parade.
Attendees can look forward to workshops, cultural events, and entertainment throughout the week.
The festivities will kick off on June 14 with an inaugural gala and concert, coinciding with the opening of the EuroPride Village, where associations and collectives from across Europe will gather.
Lisbon, renowned for its warm hospitality and dynamic queer scene, is the perfect backdrop for celebrating diversity and advocating for LGBTQIA+ rights. Thousands of participants from around the globe are expected to join this historic celebration.
For more information and updates, visit the official website: europride2025.info.
Mark your calendars, book your tickets, and get ready to be part of this unforgettable event under the Portuguese sun!
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