The Belgrade Pride March is scheduled for September 9th, and the gathering for participants will begin at 4:00 PM in Manjež Park. That's when the entrance points will also be open. The March itself starts at 5:00 PM and will be led by a drumming band and a truck with music. Besides the police officers, licensed security personnel, organizers, and volunteers will be on duty at the entrance points. They will ensure that everyone safely joins the March and concerts and receives their wristbands. The entrance points are located on Kralja Milana Street, near the Hotel Moskva, at the intersection of Resavska and Birčaninova, the intersection of Resavska and Mišarska, and at the entrance to Kralja Milana from Slavija Square. The walk route is as follows: it starts from Manjež Park, goes through Nemanjina street, Kneza Miloša street, Kralja Milana street, Nikola Pašić Square to the National Assembly, then back through Kneza Miloša street and Nemanjina to Manjež Park. The Pride is open to all citizens; there is no pre-registered list of participants. If you encounter any issues when entering the walk, please call one of the following numbers: +38169699802, +381638938759, + 381621775356.

IMPORTANT: Entry points open at 4:00 PM and close at 5:30 PM.

After the march and upon returning to the Park, at 6:30 PM, two entry points for the concert will be open, one at the intersection of Resavska and Masarikova streets, and the other at the intersection of Nemanjina and Kralja Milutina streets. The checkpoints will remain open until the end of the concert.

At Belgrade Pride, any slogans or banners containing messages that do not align with the values and policies of Belgrade Pride are not allowed. This includes hate speech based on nationality, religion, or ethnicity, discrimination, insults, homophobia, transphobia, misogyny, and calls for violence. Protest and political messages that are in line with the values and principles of Belgrade Pride are welcome. Avoid conflicts with security personnel, do not respond to any provocations, and avoid contact with counter-demonstrators. When leaving the Pride March or Pride Concert, pack any items indicating your participation (flags, bags) into your bags or backpacks, or leave them in the Pride Park. Remove or change all makeup, glitter, clothing, and other elements before leaving the park. When leaving, move in larger groups, walk on central and well-lit streets to the nearest taxi or public transportation stop. If you feel your safety is threatened, call 192 immediately or approach the nearest police officer if you spot them nearby. The organizational team, when applying for the Pride March, requested a temporary traffic closure from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM along the route of the March, not continuously, but while the March passes through those streets. However, the police, after safety assessments, may decide to close other streets and extend the closure time for those streets, which we cannot influence.

After a months-long process that consisted of the evaluation of last year's EuroPride, individual meetings with a large number of organisations dealing with the LGBTI+ community, and the development of procedures, organization and policies of Belgrade Pride, on Friday, June 30, the first plenary meeting was held with organisations from Belgrade, Novi Sad and Šabac, which deal with various aspects of improving the rights of the LGBTI+ community.

At the meeting, the results of the evaluation of EuroPride 2022 was presented, and amendments to the document related to procedures, organizations and policies were discussed. After the formal part of the meeting, a symbolic signing of the document was held, by which local LGBTI+ organizations joined the Belgrade Pride Committee.

Belgrade Pride now consists of five bodies: Belgrade Pride Committee, Organisational Board, Operational Board, Pride Info Center and the Complaints committee, as well as the Commissioner for gender equality, inclusion and diversity.

This type of organization of Belgrade Pride will improve the inclusion of the queer community in Belgrade Pride, and will include the opinions and expertise of all key actors, and the horizontal structure will enable the highest level of transparency and trust at all levels of the organispation.

Before you is an anonymous form where, with an explanation of your choice included, you can nominate the Queen of this year's Pride!

After the nominations of the community are in, and based on the previous work and effort of the nominees, the previous Queens – Aleks Elektra, Dita Von Bill, Ostroga Mi, Aleksis Plastik and Lana Vee – will decide who the heir to the crown will be, together with Pride godmother Sajsi MC.
The form will be open until June 20th, and we'll be watching the performances of the queens at the grand Drag Show on September 8th, as a part of Pride Week.
Link to the form


Link to the form.
See you at Pride! 🌈

Unknown perpetrators threw red paint on the window of the Pride Info Center and the Belgrade Pride logo. The incident happened in the night between May 26 and 27, and it is the 18th attack on the premises of the Pride Info Center in Belgrade.

We demand from the police and other competent authorities to immediately prosecute the perpetrators of this attack. We also demand that they send the services to clean the paint and cover the walls and thus show the public that vandalism and attacks will not be tolerated. We remind you that the police solved only two cases of attacks on the Pride Info Center, out of a total of eighteen, and only in those cases were the perpetrators sanctioned. Recent tragic events tell us about the growth of hatred, violence and intolerance in Serbia, and that hatred and violence largely aimed at the LGBTI+ community, since last year's ban on EuroPride and physical attacks on participants and activists.

We see this attack as an attempt at intimidation and a threat, but we are not intimidated, we are not afraid and we are not hiding under masks like our attackers. We resolutely continue to openly promote the values of non-violence, democracy and equality for all citizens and continue to fight for all those who suffer violence, who are afraid and who live in smaller, conservative environments.