Frequently Asked Questions 

By filling out the form available on the “Register” page.

Once submitted, you will receive an email within a few days with your booking details and payment instructions.

Tickets for individual milongas will only be available online through Entradium, depending on venue capacity.

Sales will open once 180 full passes have been sold or 15 days before the festival, whichever comes first.

Yes. We currently offer two milonga pass options:

• Thursday to Sunday Pass

• Friday to Sunday Pass

Additional activities are paid separately:

• Asado

• Putiruta

• Workshops

• Official T-shirts

Yes. Capacity depends on the physical limits of each venue.

• Thursday and Friday nights: maximum 200 people

• Saturday night: maximum 450 people

We are currently evaluating new proposals to continue strengthening our inclusion and accessibility policies.

Last year we implemented a scholarship system, and this year we are working on expanding and improving that initiative. More information will be shared soon.

The festival takes place across different locations in Barcelona.

The entire program is designed to make it easy to walk between workshops and afternoon milongas. Most activities happen in the Eixample district and nearby neighborhoods such as Poble Sec, Clot, and Gràcia.

We recommend staying in central areas or places well connected by public transport within the Barcelona metropolitan area.

Barcelona has an excellent public transportation network that operates almost 24 hours a day.

Metro

• Monday to Thursday: 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM

• Friday: until 2:00 AM

• Saturday: continuous service all night

• Sunday: until 12:00 AM

On the eve of public holidays, schedules are usually extended.

Bus and NitBus (Night Bus)

An extensive network of night buses operates throughout the night. Routes and schedules can easily be checked on Google Maps.

• Day lines usually start with H (horizontal) or V (vertical)

• Night lines start with N

Many bus stops also include LED screens showing real-time arrival information.

Yes. Taxis are a comfortable and relatively affordable option in Barcelona.

An average 15-minute ride usually costs around €10. In general, getting around the city rarely exceeds €15.
There are also several ride-hailing apps available in Barcelona, such as Uber, Cabify, and Bolt, which operate throughout the city.

Yes. All milongas take place in accessible venues equipped with elevators or ramps and adapted bathrooms.

In addition, our team is available to support and help create a comfortable and inclusive experience for all attendees.

Most milongas will offer Argentine empanadas, sandwiches, and sweet options for sale.

Vegetarian options will also be available.

Yes. Most venues accept card payments.

However, we also recommend bringing some cash, as we only have one payment terminal (postnet) available during the event.

If you have a proposal and would like to participate this year or in future editions, you can contact us at:

tanqueer.barcelona@gmail.com

Tan Queer is a cultural project that promotes an open, diverse, and inclusive space, encouraging the participation of different communities and the representation of multiple identities and artistic expressions.

The festival also works as a platform for cultural exchange between Barcelona and the international scene, fostering artistic mobility, transnational cooperation, and the circulation of contemporary proposals.

If you are interested in collaborating as a sponsor or partner institution, please contact us at:

tanqueer.barcelona@gmail.com

Yes. The organizing team speaks Spanish, English, and Italian.

Additionally, this year we will also provide information in French with the support of AI-assisted translation tools.

Yes. One of our featured activities is the “Putiruta,” a city tour exploring the history and legends of dissident Barcelona.

Through this tour, you will discover how prostitution and the LGBTQIA+ community have influenced the life and transformation of different neighborhoods in the city from the 17th century to the present day.

The tour places special attention on the traces, struggles, and visibility of trans women and their role in reclaiming spaces historically denied to them by society.