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The LGBT Film Festival is already halfway on (15-22.04.2016) in several Polish cities, including Warsaw, and it will continue in May in two other cities. Warsaw festival is held in Kinoteka cinema, located in Palace of Culture and Science (Pałac Kultury i Nauki).
LGBT Poland 2016
Starting from this weekend the Pride parades/marches will begin in Poland, as shown in this map (made by LGBT organisations):
English version would be:
- 23.04.2016 15:00 – Lodz: Łódź March of Equality (Łódzki Marsz Równości) starts at The Old Market Square
- 14.05.2016 – Krakow: March of Equality in Krakow
- 21.05.2016 – Gdansk:: Tricity March of Equality (Trójmiejski Marsz Równości)
- 11.06.2016 – Warsaw: Parade of Equality (Parada Równości)
- 24.09.2016 – Poznan: March of Equality (Marsz Równości)
- 08.10.2016 – Wroclaw: Wrocław March of Equality (Wrocławski Marsz Równości)
Usually, the marches/parade are just part of a festival (events) related to LGBT and equality/discrimination issues. So cis/hetero allies are more than welcome.
Travel to Poland
When you come, it’s fun to see the cities or their provinces too. Here are some suggestions, but feel free to ask questions:
- Warsaw, the capital city of Poland and Mazovia Province.
- Krakow, the old capital city of Poland and the main city of Małopolska Province.
- Tricity, the metropolitan area of three cities: Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot of the Polish seaside, located in Pomerania Province.
- Poznan, the capital city of Wielkopolska Province.
- Łódź, the capital city of Łódź Province with the history of the textile industry.
- Wroclaw, European Capital of Culture 2016 and the capital city of Lower Silesia Province.
- Katowice, the capital city of Silesia Province.
- Lublin, the biggest town in Eastern Poland and the capital city of Lublin Province.
