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Oslo Pride 2017
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Pride House is open from June 18 through June 24. See our agenda for a list of all of them, here are some of the highlights. Festival runs 21-30 June, with the parade 30 June. From 3-10 June, with the parade on Friday 8 June.
LGBT travel - Runs 16-17 June, with a Waterfront festival over both days and parade on the 17th.
At the , you'll find details about all events, and these are updated regularly by the Pride organizers. Part of this event in Oslo revolves around a series of debates, workshops, and discussions, and these take place at Pride House, to which admission is free. Pride House is open from June 18 through June 24. Running from June 19 through the very last day of Oslo Pride Sunday, June 26 , there's a Queer Art Exhibit at Handverkeren Rosenkratz Gate 7. As the week continues, the bigger events happen, starting with the opening on Wednesday, June 22, of Pride Park, through which more than 60,000 people will pass over the course of Oslo Pride. Admission is free, and the park is located at the Spikersuppa pool at Eidsvolls Plass Eidsvoll Square , right in the heart of the city - near the Royal Palace and Norwegian Parliament. One concert this year at Pride Park is Friday night's performance by Swedish rapper Silvana Imam. On Saturday, June 25, the Oslo Gay Pride Parade takes place at 1 pm, starting off at Gronland and wending its way through the city's streets. Pride culminates later that same day with the Oslo Pride Closing Party, during which some 2,000 celebrants will pack into Rockefeller Music Hall. With about 650,000 residents, is Norway's largest city and it's also the nation's political, cultural, transportation, and arts hub. It's also one of the fastest-growing cities in Europe its extended metro population exceeds 1. Planning to visit Oslo by train? Here's how to do so using a Eurail Pass. Oslo Gay Resources You can find quite a lot out about the gay scene in Oslo by checking out the. Norway's tourism organization, that's filled with advice and tips on visiting this extremely gay-welcoming nation. Additionally, the official tourism organization for the region, Visit Oslo, produces this complete with recommendations on nightlife, and event calendar, and other advice for gay visitors.