On the grounds of Freiburg's Mundenhof, home to the Zelt-Musik-Festival, the Badische Zeitung Zelt stands as a mirror tent close to the festival entrance. By day it hosts talks and smaller programme slots; on Friday and Saturday nights it turns into a dance floor, with the disco ball starting up around 11pm to a mix of drum'n'bass, house, hip-hop, soul and techno.
The tent's regular lineup includes the Queer-it-up party, which pairs drag performances with carefree dancing and sets up information stands on sexual health alongside the celebration of diversity. On those nights the tent regularly fills to capacity, standing out among the festival's offerings beyond its core concert programme.
The festival's own announcements invite all dancing queens and kings into the tent, a small sign of how naturally queer nightlife has become part of the Mundenhof festival routine.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Have you been? Tell others what it was like.
Hotels near ZMF – Badische Zeitung Zelt
The star marks ZMF – Badische Zeitung Zelt. Tap the map for prices and availability.
From the magazine
Finding Queer Youth Groups in Germany: Lambda, SchLAu and What Helps in the Countryside
Where do queer young people meet in Germany, and what can you do if there is no group nearby? An overview of Lambda, Queersupport, school projects such as SchLAu and Bavaria's QueerStart project.
Queer Hamburg: St. Georg, the Kiez and the Schanze at a Glance
Hamburg's queer scene is spread across several districts. An overview of St. Georg, the Kiez and the Schanze, with bars, cafés, counselling and Pride.
Finding a Queer-Affirming Therapist in Germany: The Route to a Therapy Place
How to get publicly insured therapy in Germany through the consultation, referral code and appointment service, where to find queer-affirming practices and what to look for in the first appointment.