Here's every Pride celebration happening in the U.S. in 2024

Pride Month is almost here so it's time to start planning!

Our favorite holiday of the year is almost here!

Cities throughout the United States are gearing up for Pride Month festivals, community events, and parades, which will feature amazing food, entertainment, and, of course, fabulous floats. We can’t wait!

With the very idea of Pride under attack as the Republican Party enacts inhumane anti-LGBTQ+ laws across the country, it is important, now more than ever, to celebrate our collective queer joy and Pride. This collective celebration gives us all a safe place to wear our queerness and sexuality on our sleeve, a time and place to gather together and build community, a way to acknowledge the hard work of LGBTQ+ activists of the past and spotlight work still left to do and to honor queer community members who have passed.

Plus, it’s a month-long party, and who doesn’t love that? So whether you’re into partying all night, watching a drag show, or marching through the streets to protest and celebrate, there is a Pride event for you.

Don't see an event you're excited about? Email us at news@equalpide.com and we'll add it to the calendar.

Keep scrolling to see all of the fantastic Pride events taking place all across the country!

Long Beach Pride (May 18-19)

Long Beach Pride Fest will be going on from May 18-19, with a Pride Parade on May 19. Hotel Maya will also be hosting a drag brunch on May 18, a Sunday brunch featuring the world’s first LGBTQ mariachi band Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles, a Great Autos LGBTQ+ Car Club Show.

More details at Long Beach Pride and Hotel Maya.

Cleveland Pride (June 1)

Pride in the CLE is a festival that will feature vendors, live music, drag queens, and a fabulous Pride parade.

More details at Cleveland's LGBT Community Center.

Mid South Pride (May 2-June 2)

Mid South Pride is a huge celebration that includes Memphis Pride Fest Weekend, a Drag N Drive event that combines drag with the vintage charm of drive-in cinema, a Big Gay Dance Party, and a Pride Parade.

More details at Mid South Pride.

Atlanta Pride Party (June 2)

While Atlanta's huge Pride Festival isn't until October, the non-profit Atlanta Pride Committee is putting on a Pride Party and a beer garden on June 2, with proceeds going to the initiative "Pride Across the Peach State" which supports local Pride organizations.

More details at Atlanta Pride.

Gay Days at Disney World (May 30-June 3)

Over 150,000 LGBTQ+ Disney fans attend the annual event at the Magic Kingdom which features parties at iconic Disney attractions, a Gay Days Expo, Bear pool parties, and special guest performers.

More details at Disney World Gay Days.

Provincetown Pride (May 31-June 2)

You can't go wrong celebrating Pride Month in the iconic gay destination Provincetown, Massachusetts, where there will be a Pride festival and rally, a Queer Comedy showcase, the annual Feet Over Front Street Pride 5K, and so much more!

New to Provincetown Pride this year is Reimagining Queer Africa, a partnership between the Provincetown Business Guild and Obodo, a nonprofit organization based in Lagos, Nigeria, that advocates for the rights of queer Nigerians through art, technology, and outreach. There will be an Obodo Artist Collective opening reception, a Pride marketplace selling goods from Africa, a film screening and panel discussions, and speakers at the Pride rally.

More details at Ptown Tourism and Obodo.

WeHo Pride Weekend (June 1-2)

West Hollywood's iconic Pride celebration will feature a weekend-long street fair, the Women's Freedom Festival, Dyke March, a star-studded line up of performers, and a huge Pride Parade.

More details at WeHo Pride.

Dallas Pride (June 1-2)

While the big Pride Parade is on June 2, on June 1 you can enjoy the Dallas Pride Music Festival, take your teenagers to Teen Pride which features age-appropriate entertainment, and bring young kids to the Family Pride Zone where they can ride a train, get their faces painted, and enjoy a bounce house.

More details at Dallas Pride.

Utah Pride Festival - Salt Lake City (June 1-2)

The Utah Pride Festival begins on June 1 and includes a film festival and a Dyke March, with the main parade on June 2 starting at the Utah State Capitol building and ending at the Pride Festival grounds at Washington Square.

More details Utah Pride.

Seattle Pride (June 1-June 30)

The Pacific Northwest's biggest city officially kicks off Pride Month on June 1 with Seattle Pride in the Park that features live music and dancing, an alcohol garden, LGBTQ+ performances, food trucks, and a drag queen story time. The month-long celebration closes out with the Seattle Pride Parade on June 30.

More details at Seattle Pride.

Philly Pride (June 2)

Philadelphia's Pride March and Festival will feature music, speeches, a morning ceremony, and a record-breaking 400-foot Pride flag, and will conclude in Philly’s Midtown Village neighborhood — otherwise known as the Gayborhood — where there will be food trucks, artists and vendors, and live performances.

More details at Visit Philadelphia.

Central Alabama Pride (June 4-12)

This year Central Alabama Pride will be celebrating with a skate night, a Pride bowling event, a drag brunch with Drag Race All Stars queen Shannel, a sunset Pride Parade on June 8, and a spectacular Pride Fest on June 9. Pride Fest will feature live music, dance performances, local vendors, food trucks, and headliners like '90s R&B and hip hop star Adina Howard and Drag Race stars Angeria Paris VanMicheals, Gottmik, Britta Filter, and Mrs. Kasha Davis!

More details at Central Alabama Pride.

Key West Pride (June 5-9)

Key West Pride is full of fabulous events like a Kick Off Disco Party on June 5, a Pride Fest’s Taste the Rainbow Tour on June 6, and a disco-themed Pride Parade on June 9.

More details at Gay Key West.

Capitol Pride (June 7-8)

Washington D.C.'s Pride events kick off with a Riot! The Capitol Pride Opening Party on June 7 and then there is a block party and Pride Parade on June 8.

More details at Capitol Pride Alliance.

New Orleans Black Pride Weekend (June 7-9)

Start off the weekend right by making new friends at the welcome mixer. Then on June 7, enjoy the Black Queer Legacy Summitt, which is a day of workshops, panels, exhibits, and networking opportunities put on by New Orleans Black Pride. The rest of the weekend will be full of parties, a Pride Parade, and a Soulful Sunday Gospel Brunch.

More details Black Pride NOLA.

NOLA Pride (June 7-9)

New Orleans' PrideFest and Pride Parade will fill the French Quarter and Bourbon Street with member or the LGBTQ+ community for a huge queer party, featuring floats and iconic New Orleans beads!

More details New Orleans Pride.

Boston Pride for the People (June 8)

One of the oldest Pride Parades in the country, Boston Pride Parade begins at Copley Square and ends at Boston Common with a festival for families, teens and older community members.

More details at Boston Pride for the People.

LA Pride (June 8-9)

On June 8, Ricky Martin is headlining LA Pride in the Park, and on June 9, the LA Pride Parade will feature 150 contingents using the theme "Pride in Power" and over 150,000 spectators will attend.

More details at LA Pride.

Sacramento Pride (June 8-9)

The capitol of California has a huge Pride Festival starting on June 8 with venders, entertainment, and Drag Race superstars Jaida Essence Hall, Jorgeous, and Vanessa Vanjie Mateo. Then come back on June 9 for the Pride parade!

More details at Sacramento Pride.

Minnesota POC LGBTQ+ Pride -  Soulful Sunday Kickback (June 9)

At this regular event you'll find soul food, speciality drinks, and a game competition where you can win fab prizes!

More details at MNPOC Pride.

Baltimore Pride (June 10-16)

More than 50 Pride events take place in John Water's home city, including the annual Twilight on the Terrace fundraiser on June 14, the Pride Parade and Pride Block Party on June 15, which features drag acts, guest DJs, and live performances, and the Pride in the Park festival on June 16.

More details at Baltimore Pride.

Tri-State Black Pride (June 13-16)

This Memphis-based Black Pride festival kicks off on June 13 with "A Night of Xcellence" opening ceremony, followed by an educational summit, job fair, and party on June 14. On Saturday there will also be a drag brunch and Sunday will be filled with a community appreciation.

More details at Tri-State Black Pride.

Stonewall Columbus Pride (June 14-15)

The Columbus Ohio Pride Festival kicks off on June 14 with live music, drag performances, and over 150 venders and ends with a Pride Parade on June 15.

More details at Stonewall Columbus.

Cincinnati Pride (June 22)

The Cincinnati Pride Festival and Pride Parade take over the downtown area on June 22.

More details at Cincinnati Pride.

Nashville Pride (June 22-23)

The weekend-long Nashville Pride Festival kicks off with a Pride Parade on June 22 and will feature a Youth Zone, vender marketplace, and a long list of LGBTQ+ entertainers, including Billy Porter, Slayyyter, G Flip, and Shea Couleé.

More details at Nashville Pride.

Denver Pride (June 22-23)

This will mark the 50th anniversary for this iconic Denver, Colorado's Pride Parade. The festivities will kick off with a Pride 5K on June 22, then there will be a weekend-long Pride Festival, and, finally, a Pride Parade that will draw more than 100,000 people.

More details at Denver Pride.

Chicago Pride (June 22, 23 & 30)

Chicago Pride Fest, an annual two-day pride festival (June 22-23), takes over Chicago's Northalsted historic gay neighborhood, commonly known as "Boystown," with three music stages featuring popular headliners (like Jojo Siwa and Bob the Drag Queen), more than 100 arts and crafts vendors, food from local restaurants, drag shows, DJs, dancing, and much more.

Then, on June 30, you can attend the Chicago Pride Parade, one of the oldest and largest parades in the country.

More details about Pride Fest and the Pride Parade.

Harlem Pride (June 29)

The day-long Harlem Pride Celebration Day festival will bring together over 20,000 attendees to celebrate the diversity of the Harlem community.

More details at Harlem Pride.

Upstate Pride SC - Black Pride Unity March & Festival (June 29)

This Greenville, South Carolina Black Pride celebration is a community even with venders and entertainment and a Unity March to empower marginalized groups, including Black, Trans and Latinx member of the South Carolina community.

More details at Upstate Pride SC.

Anchorage Pride Fest (June 29)

Alaska's biggest Pride celebration features more than 130 food vendors, craft-makers and community organizations, as well as two stages of live entertainment and a Pride Parade.

More details at Alaskans Together for Equality.

Twin Cities Pride (June 28-30)

The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul kick off their Pride celebration with the Twin Cities Pride Youth Night on June 29. The Twin Cities Pride Festival starts on June 29 and will feature vendors, food courts, a beer garden, and music stages with live acts and performances. Then, on June 30 you can enjoy the Pride Parade at Loring Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

More details at Twin City Pride.

San Francisco Pride (June 29-30)

San Francisco's population doubles in size during Pride weekend when more than one million people descend on the city for the two-day-long Pride festival that starts on June 29 and culminates in enormous Pride Parade on June 30 that features over 200 parade contingents and floats, including the iconic Dykes on Bikes. Plus, actor Bill Porter is this year's grand marshal! And if you manage to get to the city early, on June 24 you can also enjoy the Dyke March.

More details at SF Pride.

Queer Art Pride at THE TUCK (June 29-30)

Queer|Art teams up with Body Hack and Mister Sunday to host THE TUCK, a nonstop weekend-long Pride festival that will feature a celebration for queer and trans families, an arts bazaar complete with a clothing swap and local vendor fair and a movie night spotlighting emerging trans filmmakers. Plus, you can feel good about any money you spend because THE TUCK will fundraise for GLITS, an organization that provides immediate crisis support, healthcare access, and stable housing for transgender and sex worker communities in New York City.

More details at Queer Art Pride at THE TUCK.

Soul of Pride Urban Global Village (June 29-30)

San Francisco Black Pride's Soul of Pride Urban Global Village is a two-day event featuring live music, DJs, and dance performances by Black & Brown LGBTQ+ artists and entertainers.

More details at Soul of Pride.

New York Pride (June 30)

The birth place of the first Pride Parade is the perfect destination to celebrate our fave month. On June 30 you can enjoy Pride Fest New York, a giant street fair held in Greenwich Village, and New York City Pride Parade, the largest Pride Parade in North America that draws thousands of participants and millions of spectators each year.

More details at NYC Pride.

LA Black Pride (July 4-7)

Los Angeles Black Pride kicks off with a celebration on July 4, then there will be a block party and LA Black Pride Main Event on July 6, and and a brunch and finale event on July 7.

More details Black Pride LA.

Boston Black Pride (July 4-8)

This year marks the fifth annual Boston Black Pride put on by the Boston Lesbigay Urban Foundation and will be full of exciting events and performances.

More details at LesbiGay Urban Foundation.

Black Pride RVA Celebration (July 19-21)

Richmond, Virginia's Black Pride is a weeklong celebration of Black culture, love, and community full of entertainment and events to honor and uplift the Black LGBTQ+ community.

More details Black Pride RVA.

Portland Pride (July 20-21)

In Portland, Oregon there will be a Waterfront Festival headlined by Drag Race superstar Jinkx Monsoon going on throughout the weekend and a Pride Parade happening on July 21.

More details at Portland Pride.