As Hungary continues to grapple with its LGBTQ+ rights record, Budapest's Sziget Festival has once again provided an important space for queer performers and audiences to celebrate themselves openly – and with 50 stages and over 1,000 performances across the week, both local and international festival-goers have been s
As Hungary continues to grapple with its LGBTQ+ rights record, Budapest's Sziget Festival has once again provided an important space for queer performers and audiences to celebrate themselves openly – and...
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As Hungary continues to grapple with its LGBTQ+ rights record, Budapest's Sziget Festival has once again provided an important space for queer performers and audiences to celebrate themselves openly – and with 50 stages and over 1,000 performances across the week, both local and international festival-goers have been s
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