Celle celebrates colorful CSD: 1,000 participants set signs for diversity!

Celle celebrates colorful CSD: 1,000 participants set signs for diversity!

Celle, Deutschland - On June 14, 2025, Celle shone in bright colors when the Christopher Street Day (CSD) was celebrated under the motto "Don´t Hide Your Pride - Diversity is our way". With around 1,000 participants, the event exceeded the expectations of the organizers and became a joint sign for diversity and acceptance. Celler-Presse reports of a peaceful and colorful atmosphere that the city met.

The pageant started at 2 p.m. on the station forecourt and led through the city center to the historic Celler Castle. There, a rally waited for the participants, who were enthusiastically accepted by the gathered guests. Among the speakers were Stephanie Genthe and Leon Nungesser who pointed out the importance of the CSD. The highlight of the program was entertaining music contributions and moving speeches that underlined the message of the CSD: to take a stand against prejudices and discrimination and to campaign for a social center.

use for equality

The CSD in Celle is not only a celebration, but also an important sign of political participation. The event actively campaigns against the growing queer -anti -queer currents in society. An important goal is to create visibility for the LGBTQIA* community and to promote respectful coexistence. This is how Lueneburger Heide that the CSD offers space for exchange, encounter and empowerment.

The organization team, Queerbeet Celle, laid the event with a clear focus on safety and well -being. Sun protection cream and water were provided to protect the participants from the heat, and there was a friendly warning of excessive alcohol enjoyment on such a hot day. In addition, special buses from "Müller´s City Express" ensured an uncomplicated way back.

The celebration continues

The celebrations did not end with the official part. After the event there was "Celle - what's up?!" invited to the after -show party, where everyone was able to end the day properly. Many participants were enthusiastic about the organization and the diversity that the CSD offered. Sponsorship money from the RWE Möller Foundation to initiatives such as "Grandma's against Right" and "Soroptimist International" was expressed.

parallel to the local event, a study by Appinio emphasizes that 83 % of the Germans have already heard from the CSD, which shows how important and extensive the message of the CSD is also outside of Celle. At a time when discrimination and prejudices against the LGBTQIA* community still exist, the use for equality remains essential.

Finally, it can be said that the CSD 2025 in Celle was more than just an event; He was a powerful sign of cohesion and the tireless struggle for equality and acceptance.