Thursday

The Infinita Gay Weekend, the main gay parties of Madrid Pride are the highlight of the event. Infinite begins the week of gay week at the iconic Royal meeting, the celebration darker and sexier all your calendar, Turn Off the Light. For Primea time we moved to the Heineken room, and let the dark to give free rein to your desires and most hot and sweaty. Click the Start button more gay week in Madrid, Turn Off the Light in Heinneken room.

Friday

The most breakthrough technology, the most perfect men, the most striking animation and sound room with the best of Madrid is happy to host the new party Your gay you have is a …. Shock!, Than to give its green light in his first Pride, introduces you to Peter Rauhoffer, Danny Green and Sr, Edu and starring in the new diva of the dance floor: Soraya. Enjoy with us the most amazing night of your life in Macumba, because …. You have what is a Shock!

Saturday

The most breakthrough technology, the most perfect men, the most striking animation and sound room with the best of Madrid is happy to host the new party Your gay you have is a …. Shock!, Than to give its green light in his first Pride, introduces you to Peter Rauhoffer, Danny Green and Sr, Edu and starring in the new diva of the dance floor: Soraya. Enjoy with us the most amazing night of your life in Macumba, because …. You have what is a Shock!

Sunday

SPS Pride is the flagship event more crowded and cozy stretching Space on Saturday night until Sunday afternoon. The Macumba dresses, to offer a spectacular Sunday morning, and opening this year’s Splash Zone from 09:00 h in the morning, an outdoor terrace where you can enjoy music in the area covered, area relaxation, and water, much water under the summer sun! Once inside you can move between the Splash and Macumba area without any problems, leaving your choice, your place of fun…… and your swimsuit!

It seems like summer sets in in Madrid on International Gay Pride Day (which in 2010 will be held on July 3), when the streets in Chueca are lined with flags and garlands. The festivities, staged over a whole week, reach their height on Saturday, with the parade in favour of LGTB rights (lesbians, gays, transexuals and bisexuals), which attracts an increasing number of people from all over the world.

The whole Chueca neighbourhood, located a few metres from Gran Vía, is a good example of the tolerance and respect typical of a modern, open and cosmopolitan city. It is open to a whole range of lifestyles creating a combination that is fun and spontaneous at the very least. Therefore, these festivities are not only celebrated by the homosexual community; instead, they are a favourite among people who want to live their lives freely. The proof of the fact is that instead of calling them the “Gay Pride festivities”, we Madrilenians call them “the Pride festivities.”

As well as open-air concerts, chairs and tables out on the streets, multitudinous events and the craziness typical of Chueca nights, MADO is also a week packed with cultural and protest activities programmed as part of the MUESTRA-T festival, hosted by different art galleries, cinemas, bookshops and associations that support the cause. In all, it is festivity for all tastes, for those who want to plunge into the nocturnal frenzy, and for those who prefer to peacefully enjoy the day.