Brühl celebrates variety: second Christopher Street Day on August 30th!

Am 30. August 2025 feiert Brühl den zweiten Christopher Street Day. Unter dem Motto „Liebe. Heimat. Vielfalt.“ erwarten die Veranstalter rund 1000 Teilnehmer und ein buntes Programm mit Musik, Kunst und Diskussionen.
On August 30, 2025, Brühl celebrates the second Christopher Street Day. Under the motto "Love. Home. Diversity." Expect the organizers around 1000 participants and a colorful program with music, art and discussions. (Symbolbild/MK)

Brühl celebrates variety: second Christopher Street Day on August 30th!

Brühl, Deutschland - On Saturday, August 30th, Brühl becomes the setting for the second Christopher Street Day (CSD), and this will be a highlight for the entire Rhein-Erft region. Organized by the Pride Brühl association, the event is under the motto "Love. Home. Diversity." conquer the streets and hearts of the people. Around 1,000 participants came to the city in the previous year to set a sign of respect and acceptance of different sexual orientations, and this year the success is to be exceeded.

The program begins at 1 p.m. on the town hall forecourt and represents a colorful mix of art and commitment to the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community. The stage program is moderated by the well -known personalities Nilz Bokelberg and Catrin Altzschner. The singer Bahar Kızıl and the Cologne pop band Klee will inspire the crowd with her appearances. Standing tables with information stands by organizations such as the lesbian and gay association of Germany, Queeramnesty, and the AIDSHilfe Köln invite you to take information and exchange information.

a strong sign of the community

At the first CSD in Brühl in August 2024, the organizers set a clear sign of diversity and visibility of queer life. These occasions in smaller cities are crucial to promote the acceptance of the LGBTQIA+ community and to counteract discrimination. The Brühl initiative for international understanding as well as the campaign alliance for strengthening democracy and anti -racism actively support the event. In addition, the importance of this initiative will be promoted by the promotion of the Federal Ministry for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth in the "Living Democracy!" Program! " underlined.

The parade begins at 2 p.m. on Balthasar-Neumann-Platz and winds through the city center before it ends at the town hall. Before and after the demonstration, various speeches as well as music and dance performances ensure a positive atmosphere of the cohesion. And nothing is better than celebrating and at the same time a clear sign against discrimination and exclusion.

historical perspectives and current challenges

The importance of CSD events is not only noticeable in the local context, but also has historical roots. Since the first parades and protests in June that mark the beginning of the Pride season, the rights of the LGBTQI*community have been fought. The long struggle for equality and the painful history of discrimination impressively show how important such events remain. Historians emphasize that the achievements, such as the marriage for everyone and the self-determination law, have to be defended again and again. Crimes and the pressure of right -wing groups on queer events.

The CSD in Brühl is more than just a party. It is a platform for visibility, an expression of solidarity and a call for equality. A strong network of organizations and supporters will remind you on August 30 that diversity should live everyday not only in the city of Brühl, but every day.

Let us celebrate together and at the same time set a strong sign against discrimination - and that with a lot of heart! More information about the event is available on the website of Cologne Stadt-Aziger and ada rheinerft .

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