Calamity Jane brings the charm of 1920s burlesque to Salzburg with her line-up. Satire, dance, music, comedy and deliberately provocative sensuality all take centre stage at the Magic Cabaret in May at the Toihaus in Salzburg. It’s a new drag format that we’d like to take a closer look at. [Read more]
The drag queen Silvia Prighdt is well known for her performances at Magic Garage and the .png project. We had a chat with her and gained a fascinating insight into her career in drag. From her first steps in drag 20 years ago to the events she organises herself today [Read more]
It’s only about 1800 kilometres from Ireland to Salzburg, but it took the Irish emigrants to America to bring Halloween to us. From there, the Celtic custom from the pre-Christian era came to us in the 19th century. Also to Salzburg. The queer scene of the city of Mozart celebrates – almost traditionally – the spooky night before All Saints’ Day with a party at Mexxx and a show at Magic Garage. [Read more]
The Magic Garage has been delighting audiences in Salzburg with its drag show for around two and a half years. The QueKuSa association has now been founded to do justice to its growing success. On the one hand the legal framework for the Magic Garage and on the other hand the basis for many other activities for queer culture in Salzburg. [Read more]
Den Salzburg Queer Guide für die LGBT community gibt‘s in gedruckter Form in den Brunos Stores in Berlin, Hamburg, Köln und München. Oder hier bestellen und per Post ins Haus kommen lassen. Hier geht‘s zum E-paper.
The hill of roses
Elisabeth Fuchs
Frida’s world
Queer city tour Salzburg
Salzburg Queer Update
