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Gay sow

Hanover Region

Gay sow

This is the gay pig

The Schwule Sau is a project in the northern part of Hanover. Queer people and groups organise lavish parties and elaborately staged bar evenings here for their own enjoyment and that of the community. The programme also includes concerts, theatre performances, lectures, cake dinners and more.
The Schwule Sau is not just for gays. It's a space for everyone. Everyone should feel comfortable here! Whether gay, lesbian, bi, inter, queer, straight, man, trans, woman, whatever, in between or asexual. Come on over!

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Gay sow

Schaufelderstr. 30

30167 Hanover

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