About this Event
Hamburg's Bi+Pride is a demonstration for bisexual, pansexual and other multi-attracted people, and this is the sixth edition. It runs on its own date, well after the city's CSD, and it exists because bi+ people get read as either gay or straight, inside the queer scene as much as outside it.
It sets off from Lange Reihe in St. Georg, the street at the centre of Hamburg's gay quarter, and walks through the Innenstadt with three rallies on the way, at Mönckebergstraße by Gerhardt-Hauptmann-Platz, at Jungfernstieg by the Alsterarkaden and at Gänsemarkt, before finishing at the Europapassage.
The route is kept flat and low-barrier and the speeches are interpreted into sign language. This is a volunteer demonstration rather than a parade of trucks, and it is small enough that turning up on your own is the normal thing to do.
Lange Reihe runs out of the Hauptbahnhof into St. Georg, so the assembly point is a few minutes on foot from the station.
