CSD Limburg 2023 Hesse

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CSD Limburg takes place on Saturday the 13th May 2023.

At the beginning of the CSD, a demonstration through Limburg's city centre is intended to show how diverse queer life is in rural areas. Members of the LGBT*IAQ community do not only live in the country's major cities. But also in the more rural regions like Limburg-Weilburg.

In addition to the stage program, numerous local and regional interest groups related to the dandelion will exhibit and provide information about their offers.

The aim of the organizers is to set an example for acceptance and diversity in Limburg and to make CSD Limburg a fixture in the city's calendar of events. In addition to the Bund der Deutschen Katholische Jugend (BDKJ) in the Limburg diocesan association as the project sponsor, the planning team is made up of numerous socio-politically interested and committed people.

The project "CSD Limburg - Queer Life in the Country" is a funded project of the Limburg Partnership for Democracy, which is supported by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth as part of the federal program "Live Democracy!".

Theme
Queer life in the country

Parade
1pm - 2pm
The demonstration will take the same route this year as last year. The meeting point should be the station forecourt. From there it should go from 1 p.m. via Neumarkt, Kornmarkt, Fischmarkt up to the cathedral. There will be a rally there. After the intermediate rally, the route will lead via the Fischmarkt, the Plötze, then via Grabenstrasse/Hospitalstrasse to Werner-Senger-Strasse. The demo will end at 2 p.m. at the Old Town Hall opposite Karstadt. Due to the cramped conditions in Limburg's old town, no vehicles can take part in the demonstration.

Festival
Europe Square
This year there will be an extensive range of food and drinks on the Europaplatz, with which we want to take care of your physical well-being. There will also be seating there. The political parties will also find their place here to provide information about their policies.

Serenadenhof
Kelly Heelton leads through a colourful stage program in the Serenadenhof. Between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m., various speakers from the community will have their say, who want to raise awareness of acceptance and equality among Limburg residents. Furthermore, the bands Hanne Kah and 4-Room-Kitchen-Bad will provide background music and a good mood. In addition to music acts, drag shows and speeches based on this year's motto, the program promises to be colourful and diverse again.

After party
to follow