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| − | '''Europride''' is a Europe-wide pride festival, held each year in a different European city. | + | [[File:Europride-logo.jpg|thumb|Europride logo]]'''Europride''' is a Europe-wide pride festival, held each year in a different European city. |
The following events have been held so far: | The following events have been held so far: | ||
| − | *1992: London | + | *1992: [[London]] |
*1993: Berlin | *1993: Berlin | ||
*1994: Amsterdam | *1994: Amsterdam | ||
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*1997: Paris | *1997: Paris | ||
*1998: Stockholm | *1998: Stockholm | ||
| − | *1999: (not held: should have been London, but cancelled when the organisers went bankrupt) | + | *1999: (not held: should have been [[London]], but cancelled when the organisers went bankrupt) |
| − | *2000: Rome ( | + | *2000: Rome ([[WorldPride]]) |
*2001: Vienna | *2001: Vienna | ||
*2002: Cologne | *2002: Cologne | ||
| − | *2003: Manchester | + | *2003: [[Manchester]] |
*2004: Hamburg | *2004: Hamburg | ||
*2005: Oslo | *2005: Oslo | ||
| − | *2006: London | + | *2006: [[London]] |
*2007: Madrid | *2007: Madrid | ||
*2008: Stockholm | *2008: Stockholm | ||
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*2010: Warsaw | *2010: Warsaw | ||
*2011: Rome | *2011: Rome | ||
| + | *2012: [[London]] ([[WorldPride]]; see [[London Pride]]); "London should have hosted EuroPride/WorldPride 2012, but due to the Olympics, the events prepared were cancelled."<ref>http://www.europride.com/en/archives/london-2012/. Accessed: 2016-02-11. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6fDVsdOdQ)</ref> | ||
| + | *2013: Marseille | ||
| + | *2014: Oslo | ||
| + | *2015: Riga | ||
| + | *2016: Amsterdam | ||
| + | *2017: Madrid | ||
| − | Europride | + | Europride 2014 is to be held in Oslo. |
==External sites== | ==External sites== | ||
| − | http://europride.info/ | + | *http://europride.info/ (now redirecting to http://epoa.eu/) |
| + | *http://www.europride.com/ | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
[[Category:Pride]] | [[Category:Pride]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Europe]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:43, 30 June 2016
Europride is a Europe-wide pride festival, held each year in a different European city.
The following events have been held so far:
- 1992: London
- 1993: Berlin
- 1994: Amsterdam
- 1995: (not held)
- 1996: Copenhagen
- 1997: Paris
- 1998: Stockholm
- 1999: (not held: should have been London, but cancelled when the organisers went bankrupt)
- 2000: Rome (WorldPride)
- 2001: Vienna
- 2002: Cologne
- 2003: Manchester
- 2004: Hamburg
- 2005: Oslo
- 2006: London
- 2007: Madrid
- 2008: Stockholm
- 2009: Zurich
- 2010: Warsaw
- 2011: Rome
- 2012: London (WorldPride; see London Pride); "London should have hosted EuroPride/WorldPride 2012, but due to the Olympics, the events prepared were cancelled."[1]
- 2013: Marseille
- 2014: Oslo
- 2015: Riga
- 2016: Amsterdam
- 2017: Madrid
Europride 2014 is to be held in Oslo.
External sites
- http://europride.info/ (now redirecting to http://epoa.eu/)
- http://www.europride.com/
References
- ↑ http://www.europride.com/en/archives/london-2012/. Accessed: 2016-02-11. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6fDVsdOdQ)
