EuroPride was first celebrated in London in 1992, and Belgrade was set to be the first city in southeast Europe to host the event, according to organizers.

Malta expects 40,000 visitors for the Europride celebrations that will be held over a 10-day period in September, Rebecca Buttigieg said on Tuesday. The Equality Parliamentary Secretary said Europride ...

EuroPride, a pan-European Pride festival that takes place in a different city every year, is scheduled to take place in Belgrade, Serbia, from September 12 – 18. But plenty of locals, including ...

As EuroPride Valletta 2023 came to a close, Equality Parliamentary Secretary Rebecca Buttigieg has described the 29th edition of EuroPride as having been a great success, with a sense of satisfaction ...

EuroPride 2018 will be a tale of two cities. Sweden’s two largest cities — Stockholm on the east coast and Gothenburg on the west — will cohost Europe’s annual LGBTQ Pride fest from July ...

EuroPride promotes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex pride at the pan-European level and is hosted by a different European city each year. The event includes a Pride Parade.

BTL Staff Published: July 22, 2010 | Last Updated: September 12, 2023 Europride, which has roamed from country to country since 1992, was staged in Eastern Europe for the first time this year, ...

Opposition parties in Serbia and international rights groups on Sunday denounced a decision by populist President Aleksandar Vucic to cancel next month’s pan-European LGBTQ EuroPride event ...

Right-wing groups urge people to prepare for protests this Saturday, saying they fear the EuroPride march may still take place – despite Tuesday’s police ban. People’s patrols combine ...

But recent Pride marches in Serbia have passed off peacefully, a change cited by EuroPride organisers as one reason why Belgrade was chosen as the 2022 host. Copenhagen was the host in 2021.

About 450,000 spectators and 45,000 marchers turned out for the rain-drenched EuroPride parade, held this year in Stockholm Aug. 2. Marching groups included the dominant Church of Sweden, 80 ...