Labrisz's educational program is called Tabuk Nélkül (Without Taboos), and we hold sessions for students, teachers, parents, and companies. Our program employs trained volunteers who demonstrate the difficulties faced by LGBTQ+ people, what social stigma and exclusion mean, and what we can do to create a more accepting world. In this training, we will introduce participants to the theoretical and practical methodology of the educational program, with a strong emphasis on practicing the training exercises. Participants in the training agree to participate in future observations and volunteer meetings as members of the educational volunteer team. Location: Downtown Budapest (to be specified after registration) 11-12 October 2025, 9:00-17:00

On September 11 at 6:00 PM, we warmly welcome everyone to Auróra Community House (Budapest, Auróra Street 11) for a screening of the documentary Will and Harper (2024, dir.: Josh Greenbaum), followed by a discussion.

With the end of summer come good things, like the Queen of Spades game night, starting again this fall! Join us for our monthly card and board game evenings! Bring your partner, friends, and favorite game, and meet new faces! Date: Sunday, September 14, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Location: Gólya (Orczy Street 46-48, Budapest) – Small Hall Admission: Free! Donations are welcome See you there! 

We are organizing a somatic day in Debrecen on August 23rd, as part of the 2025 events of the historical-artistic exhibition Labrisz 25 -- Lesbian Herstory in Hungary, using the Labrisz archive collection.

A participatory filmmaking workshop, presented by Control Studio and Labrisz, in the form of a screening, discussion and pop-up exhibition.

As part of the events of the Labrisz 25 - Lesbian Herstory in Hungary historical-art exhibition 2025, a stop-motion animation summer camp will be organised in Budaörs between 21-25 July 2025 by the Budaörs Animation Base and Creative Space (BABtér) and the Labrisz Lesbian Association, using the Labrisz archive, for which applications are invited by means of a call for applications.

We cordially invite everyone to the screening of our film "The Second Golden Age - The Challenges of Love" on 19 July at 4 pm at the Otthon Cinema in Kecskemét! The screening starts at 16:00 at the Otthon Cinema. After the film there will be a discussion with the filmmakers. Guests: - Emese Vasvári, leading actress - Mária Takács, director - Timár Magdi Cilin, assistant director Moderated by: Zsanett Bajáki, editor-in-chief of KecsUp News.

This year’s Pride is a special one — not only because it marks the 30th anniversary of Budapest Pride, but also because the government has officially banned public Pride events. Naturally, we’ll be there no matter what! In line with tradition — but with added festivity this year — we’re holding the Labrisz Picnic the day after the Pride March, and we warmly welcome all the girls (and non-binary babes) to join us! Come hang out, chat, and play with us again on June 29th from 3 PM on Margaret Island! Location: Budapest, Margaret Island (the first big meadow after the former Holdudvar) — from the “Parkmozi” stop of bus 26, walk toward the Pest side and Árpád Bridge. You’ll find us in just 2 minutes, under a big shady tree at the edge of the meadow. 47,523988, 19,047649 This event is the part of the 30th Budapest Pride Festival.

On June 27 from 5:00 PM, we’re getting ready for Pride together – with posters, paint, enthusiasm, and lots of laughter in the workshop room on the 5th floor of Nyolcésfél (1084 Budapest, Német u. 16.). This isn’t just a craft afternoon – it’s a shared moment of tuning in and standing up for a common cause! We’ll provide the supplies, but feel free to bring anything you have. And bring a friend too – let’s make our team big and colorful!

We are selecting material from last year's Labrisz 25 lesbian herstory exhibition in Budapest for the Budaörs venue. Since BABtér is a community space and filmmaking workshop, the room they have offered to host this historical-artistic exhibition is not an exhibition space, so we are trying to display objects, photos, and archival recordings that truly belong in such a space. Visitors can interpret these as a collection of historical documents, visual and moving image works, or as inspiration for the summer art camp – as "raw material" for an animated documentary film. At the same time, we hope that visitors to the exhibition will follow the work of the filmmaking workshop, come to the screening of the short films, and discover the connections with the archive collection. See you on June 20 at 6 p.m. at the exhibition opening at the Budaörs Animation Base and Creative Space!

The goal of the Inclusive Spaces trainings is to create more communities, schools, and workplaces in Hungary where LGBTQI people feel safe, can be themselves, and can develop their abilities while enjoying the same rights as everyone else.