Uppsala Pride

Welcome Out

Uppsala's largest LGBT event takes place during one weekend in September. The festival contains a busy schedule of workshops, lectures, movie screenings, and parties, and culminates in a Pride parade through Uppsala's city centre. In particular the festival focus on the conditions of newly arrived LGBT immigrants and refugees.

Hours: Sep
Website: welcomeout.se (opens in a new tab)

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