EuroPride 2023 may be bringing some massive performers and incredible parties to Malta… but the celebrations are about way more than just that.

Here are the 10 events happening tomorrow 14th September:

Glen & Amber promise a musical treat at Pjazza Tritoni. Malta’s dynamic duo are prepared to deliver melodies that will resonate long after the night. Glen Vella’s global acclaim, from his victories in Malta Eurovision to performing in a host of countries, promises electrifying energy.

Coupled with Amber’s notable accomplishments, from winning the Malta Eurovision 2015 to her performances across Europe and with international legends, this duo’s synergy promises an enchanting evening.

Valletta Campus Theatre is set to host Outcasts, a performance navigating the deep waters of LGBTIQ+ experiences in Tunisia. Scheduled for 14th and 15th September, this rendition invites audiences to journey through the struggles and societal impacts of living authentically in a space that criminalises identity.

Polyester Princess at Spazju Kreattiv offers a multifaceted experience. Through Elliot Ditton’s personal journey and the application of familiar fairy tale themes, the performance will tackle body dysmorphia and societal pressures, inviting attendees to view the world through the artist’s unique lens.

Teatru Manoel unveils The Classical Shift, where the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra merges timeless tunes with a celebration of diversity. Conducted by the Dutch maestro Ali Groen and featuring tenor Cliff Zammit Stevens, this performance honors queer composers and highlights the often overshadowed contributions of minorities in classical music.

For those seeking vibrancy and vivacity, Coco’s Klabb Kabaret at UNO Main Room, Ta’ Qali on 14th September is the place to be. Headlined by globally acclaimed artists like Ru Paul’s Drag Race winner Krystal Versace and Malta’s own Ira Losco, the evening promises an exceptional showcase and a dance floor that invites attendees to groove the night away.