Ready for Christopher Street Day in Berlin this weekend? With a total of eight stages, 2026 will feature the largest stage program in the history of Berlin’s CSD. Between live music, drag shows, political speeches, and numerous community activities, a special highlight awaits you again this year: LEGO Germany is once again part of Berlin’s CSD and , together with visitors, is sending a message of diversity, openness, and solidarity. Right next to the CSD main stage at the Brandenburg Gate, you can build for free at the interactive LEGO play area, get creative, and take a little break from the hustle and bustle.
Under the motto “Everyone is awesome,” LEGO will be represented on Saturday, July 25, 2026, with an interactive play area right next to the CSD main stage at the Brandenburg Gate. There, visitors can get creative, build with LEGO bricks together, and discover the colorful world of LEGO. The booth is open to people of all ages—whether children, families, groups of friends, or individuals—and offers a place to participate, connect, and take a breather amid the hustle and bustle of the CSD.
The Berlin CSD is one of the largest Pride events in Europe, and its 2026 theme is “Attitude is hot.” It takes place on July 25 and begins at 12 p.m. on Leipziger Straße. The parade will pass through Potsdamer Platz and Nollendorfplatz, among other locations, on its way to Straße des 17. Juni. The event will conclude with a large rally at the Brandenburg Gate, where the main stage will become the centerpiece of the CSD.
For the first time in the history of Berlin’s CSD, there will even be a two-day stage program at the Brandenburg Gate in 2026. On Saturday, the closing rally begins at 3 p.m. and, with a total of eight stages, offers the event’s largest stage program to date. Visitors can look forward to live music, drag shows, cultural performances, political speeches, and numerous community activities. Announced artists include LUNA, Mariybu, EBOW, Selene, wavvyboi, Zsá Zsá, Louk Jones, DUCTTAPE, and the Theater des Westens. The main program will be hosted by Ricarda Hofmann and Jochen Schropp.
With this initiative, LEGO is building on its international “Everyone is awesome” campaign. It conveys the message that every person should be accepted just as they are and aims to promote creativity, individuality, and mutual respect . The LEGO play area is therefore not only a hands-on activity but also a symbol of inclusion and social cohesion.
