📸 BPW 2024: May 25th − Brno Pride Parade
On Saturday, May 25, we returned the rainbow parade to Brno! Thank you to all the participants who were not deterred even by the rain. Some Brno companies and Czech politicians also expressed their support for the LGBTQ+ community. And American Ambassador Bijan Sabet proudly walked at the head of the procession.
📸 BPW 2024: May 25th − Closing Wonderland party
Brno Pride Week 2024 said goodbye with a spectacular party at the První patro club. DJs Kar'Ma, KISTENN and DJ Usagi stood behind the mixer and got the crowd dancing. Ivory Divine, Tiny Beat and Modragon cirkus lit up the evening with their performances. It was: Love like Brno!
📸 BPW 2024: May 25th − Brno Pride Park
After the rainbow parade returned to the Zelný trh, the Pride Park program continued. The main star was, of course, Aiko, the Czech representative in Eurovision. In the rainy weather we were also warmed up by a fire show from Mondragon and a zouk style performance. In the meantime, DJ Kistenn and DJ FVLCRVM played for us, and the whole afternoon was moderated by the friendly Šimoh Hrdlička.
📸 BPW 2024: May 24th − Queer Cabaret: In a Dream
We were transported to the world of fantasy, drag and burlesque with Zorya Blue, Šimon Hrdlička, Barbarea, Ivy Airy, Creative Swine, Lotta Love and others in the first Queer Cabaret in Brno.
📸 BPW 2024: May 23rd − Dance Workshop: Salsa
An unforgettable evening of passionate Latin American rhythms! We practiced, danced and laughed together in the swing of Salsa with our amazing lectors Verča and Jimmy.
📸 BPW 2024: May 22nd − Walk: Queer places in Brno
Knowing about the city and it's history can materialize it for you and help you feel more welcome. That's what we tried to achieve by hosting this walk – giving a perspective on important places which played a role in it's queer history, and write it's history today. So we can all feel welcome in this beautiful city.
📸 BPW 2024: May 21st − Talk at Martinus: Queer Literature available on the Czech Book Market
Is queer literature emerging genre? What effect does the queer literature have on the readers? And is queer literature supported by publishers? We tried to answer these and more in the talk for which we were joined by Marek Torčík (Rozložíš paměť), Barbora Klimtová (Paseka), Tereza Eliášová (CooBoo) and Filip Titlbach in the beautiful space of Martinus.