Euro­Games Bid — Frank­furt 2028

The event holds tre­mend­ous poten­tial to advance diversity, tol­er­ance, and equal­ity both region­ally and across soci­ety at large. It takes place annu­ally, typ­ic­ally in July, over the course of four days. Between 2,000 and 5,000 ath­letes from all over Europe come together to com­pete in more than 15 dif­fer­ent sports.

The com­pet­i­tions are accom­pan­ied by a vibrant sup­port­ing pro­gram, includ­ing an open­ing and clos­ing cere­mony as well as vari­ous cul­tural high­lights. At the heart of the event is the so-called Euro­Games Vil­lage – a cent­ral meet­ing place where ath­letes, volun­teers, and vis­it­ors gather through­out the event to cel­eb­rate inclu­sion and the recog­ni­tion of the LGB­TIQ+ com­munity in a peace­ful and wel­com­ing atmo­sphere.

PRO­PRO­JEKT sup­ports Frank­furt’s Sports Depart­ment and the Frank­furt Vol­ley­ball Club (FVV) – one of the largest queer sports asso­ci­ations in Europe – in devel­op­ing the bid book, which will be sub­mit­ted to the European Gay and Les­bian Sport Fed­er­a­tion (EGLSF) by Septem­ber 30, 2025. The decision on the Host City for the Euro­Games 2028 will be made in Octo­ber. The bid is presen­ted under the motto: 'Sport, Demo­cracy and Free­dom – united in the heart of Europe'.

The offi­cial press release from the City of Frank­furt can be found here.