Harry Potter tours of Edinburgh are set to be replaced with LGBTQ+ Pride tours

Guide replaces 'Harry Potter' tours with LGBTQ+ ones for Pride Month because of JK Rowling

A walking tour group in Edinburgh is temporarily cutting their Harry Potter tours and replacing them with LGBTQ+ history tours for Pride month — and they aren’t shying away from the reasons why."For the six years now that I have been a walking tour guide in the city of Edinburgh I have given Harry Potter walking tours alongside historical ones," Fraser Horn wrote in an April blog post on his business website. "But there’s an increasing amount of…

Harry Potter tours of Edinburgh are set to be replaced with LGBTQ+ Pride tours

A tour guide in Edinburgh will replace Harry Potter themed tours of the city with LGBTQ+ ones for Pride Month, after feeling “conflict” about the personal opinions of author JK Rowling. Fraser Horn, founder of tour company Street Historians based in the Scottish capital, said he was “really conflicted” about whether or not to continue giving the tours due to Rowling’s contentious views on trans rights. The views of the author, who penned the Har…

Projection of Bolivia will celebrate its 41 years of career at the Gran Teatro NacionalAmaranta celebrates Mother's Day with two special concerts Symphony Alla Magica announced its return with an extended version for fans of Harry Potter's music and fantasy. After its success at the NOS PUCP Theatre, the musical event will be held on Sunday June 1 at the Gran Teatro Nacional, with two performances at 4pm and 8pm. Tickets are for sale at Teletick…

Harry, Ron and Hermione will soon make their return, but this time on the small screen, in a first series derived from the cult cinema saga. After seven bestsellers, eight blockbusters, three spin-off films, billions of dollars in the box office, a play, several dedicated video games and merchandising shops, the success of the [...]

Edinburgh Tour Replacing Harry Potter Tours with LGBTQ+ History Walks Because of J.K. Rowling Comments

An Edinburgh-based tour company is making a significant shift this June by replacing its popular Harry Potter-themed walking tours with LGBTQ+ history tours in observance of Pride Month