A queer events directory — parties, marches, mixers, readings, pickup football.
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NightlifeFLINTAFind queer events in your city in seconds. Halo brings together parties, marches, mixers, book clubs, readings, and pickup sports — all in one place, built by and for the queer community. Filter by category, search by venue or neighborhood, and switch between a scrollable list and an interactive map. Whether you're home in Barcelona or passing through Madrid, the closest events always come first. No algorithms, no ads — just the events your community is actually organizing.
No RSVP forms, no spam. Tap in to any event and Halo sends you a reminder 24 hours before it starts. Your lineup travels with you, so you can follow events across different cities — handy when planning a trip or looking for things to do abroad. Leave anytime, from any device. Some events charge for tickets — the price is always upfront, and that money goes to the organizer, not to us. We don't sell your data, and we never share your email with organizers. Your halo is yours.
Have a queer event to share? Publish it on Halo in under two minutes, completely free. Fill in the details — title, date, venue, and capacity — and your event goes live once approved by our team. Organizers get their own private dashboard: see who's tapped in, write to your attendees before the event, and watch your community grow over time. From intimate queer book nights to city-scale Pride marches, Halo gives every organizer the same tools, whether you're running a 20-person collective or a 2,000-seat festival.
Halo is not a venture-backed advertising platform. Each event is posted by real individuals or by community organizations — both non-profit collectives with free events and initiatives that organize paid events. Our team moderates content continuously within our capacity, reviewing new listings and acting on reports as they come in. We don't sell ads, we don't monetize your data, and we never charge for visibility. Just a clean, honest directory for the community.