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SYMPOSIUM “THE DARK FLOOR/HARD IT” at Piccadilly & Syggroy Club
Piccadilly Club Antrea Syggrou 3, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, ΕλλάδαSymposium proudly presents a night full of colors that paint the hottest party in the City. Enjoy the melodic tech vibes in two different floors. Dommy Dean (Frankfurt) and Hermes Martinez (Thessaloniki) are going to rule the world behind the decks of Piccadilly club while our gogo dancers are going to share the playful energy that can lead you to ... Read More
DJ MARILOU, MANUEL COBY + DOORS OPEN: 22:00
Enola bar club Valaoritou 19, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, GreeceTickets available: Enola week | Εισιτήρια online! | More.com
Walking tour by dot2dot (ENG) – Marks in Time: The Queer History of Thessaloniki
City Center Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, GreeceMarks in Time: The Queer History of Thessaloniki - dot2dot
Crafts for children
YMCA Park Andronikou 63, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, Greece“Photobooth with mermaids” by Thessaloniki Mermaid Academy
YMCA Park Andronikou 63, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, GreeceWalking tour by dot2dot (GR) – Σημάδια στο Χρόνο: Η Queer Ιστορία της Θεσσαλονίκης
City Center Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, GreeceΣημάδια στο Χρόνο: Η Queer Ιστορία της Θεσσαλονίκης - dot2dot
Τreasure hunt game
YMCA Park Andronikou 63, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, GreeceInforming Transgender people about professional employment opportunities by Association of Social Workers of Greece
YMCA Park Andronikou 63, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, GreeceWe inform trans individuals, with the assistance of Public Employment Agencies and the Association of Social Workers of Greece, about the procedures and their rights concerning their employment inclusion and integration.
tic-tac-toe
YMCA Park Andronikou 63, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, GreeceWhat colour are you? (45′) by Association of Social Workers of Greece
YMCA Park Andronikou 63, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, GreeceWe examine the assumptions we make about other people and the importance of self-identification. What feelings are associated with these assumptions? What are the positive and negative aspects of assumptions? How do we feel when characteristics are attributed to us without others knowing much about us?