Youth center anyway in Cologne serves as a welcoming space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans*, inter*, and queer youth and young adults. Nestled in the city's vibrant core, it fosters a supportive atmosphere where visitors feel truly accepted and free to be themselves. The café is the heart of the action, perfect for relaxing with friends over drinks, playing foosball or pool, and engaging in casual chats.
Beyond leisure, anyway provides expert counseling on topics like sexual orientation, gender identity, and daily struggles. Educational workshops on awareness, sexual health prevention, and anti-discrimination efforts empower attendees. Highlights include themed nights such as Quiz Nights, movie evenings, karaoke sessions, and parties, alongside specialized groups like TIN*SPIRATION for trans*, inter*, and non-binary youth or the Feelgood meetup in Mülheim. With a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, anyway promotes community building, personal growth, and safe networking opportunities for all.
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Wednesday: 16:00 - 19:00
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