Queer Futuring – Utopias of Care & Solidarity at Fusion Festival 2026
Queer Futuring – Utopias of Care & Solidarity plays Fusion Festival 2026 on Fri, Jun 26 at 13:00 at the Casino stage in Germany.
- Day
- Fri, Jun 26
- Set time
- 13:00–14:00Europe/Berlin
- Stage
- Casino
- Festival dates
- Jun 24–29, 2026
- Country
- Germany
Plan around it
Around this set
Star anything here and it joins your plan, clash warnings included.
On the Casino
- 12:00–13:00AI Slop: a discussion about good enough technologies
- 13:00–14:00Queer Futuring – Utopias of Care & SolidarityThis set
- 14:15–15:15Was tun, wenn ich rassistische Polizeigewalt erlebe oder mitbekomme?
At the same time
- 12:00–12:00xstage – Experimental Stage ProjectOutdoor
- 16:00–23:00PassengersOutdoor
- 04:30–06:00DJ ToolQuerfeld
- 10:02–14:00Infoladen im Workshophanger / Infoshop in the WorkshophangerWorkshop Hangar Domes
- 10:05–13:30Siebdruck Workshop / Screen printing WorkshopWorkshop Hangar Domes
On the ground
Find the Casino
Queer Futuring – Utopias of Care & Solidarity plays at the Casino, marked on the Fusion Festival 2026 map below.
About this set
- Workshop
Queer Futuring – Utopias of Care & Solidarity is a participatory workshop that uses the festival as a space to imagine new ways of living, caring, and resisting together. Based on ethnographic research with queer communities in West Germany, it explores how people create shared care and solidarity under precarious conditions, often in the gaps left by institutions and the state. The workshop connects care ethics, radical democracy, and queer theory in an accessible way. It asks what queer life can mean not only as identity, but as a set of relationships shaped by power, vulnerability, and mutual responsibility. Participants will move through short reflections, small-group conversations, and a collective mapping exercise to think about where care is shared, where it is missing, and where inequalities appear. The workshop also invites everyone to imagine a future in which care, solidarity, and joy are central rather than secondary.