A calendar of every Pride celebration happening in the U.S. in 2025

Pride season is finally upon us!

Now that our favorite time of year is finally here, it’s time to start organizing your calendar so you can fit in as many parades, parties, and protests as possible.

Pride Month has always been about protest as much as celebration, but with the LGBTQ+ community under attack from the Trump administration and conservative politicians all over America, it is more important than ever for us to stand together, show our strength, fight back against an oppressive government, celebrate our collective queer joy, and party the night away. Yes, we need to fight, but Pride Month is also about coming together in community to have fun together and forget your worries for a while surrounded by other queer people.

So let’s all come together in solidarity, demand our civil rights, and celebrate with a month-long party! Not only do we have every Pride celebration in the U.S., but we’ve also go you covered if you’re looking for Black Pride events or Dyke Marches.

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 every Pride event across the country so you can start planning your own personal Pride calendar!

World Pride (May 17 - June 8)

To mark 50 years of Pride being celebrated in Washington, DC, World Pride is coming to the U.S. Capitol. The festivities kicked off with Trans Pride on May 17 and will continue for the next three weeks where there will be LGBTQ+ rallies, seminars, parties, after parties, and after-after parties, including Black Pride, Latin Pride, and AAPI Pride. It all culminates in a two-day closing festival with a parade, rally, and concert where Doechii and Cynthia Erivo will perform.

More details at World Pride.

WEHO Pride (May 30 - June 1)

WEHO Pride weekend begins with the Friday Night with OUTLOUD music festival, and will continue with a Pride Street Fair, Women's Freedom Festival and Dyke March, and the WeHo Pride Parade.

More details at WEHO Pride.

DC Veteran and Service Pride Weekend (May 29 - 31)

Modern Military is celebrating Pride Month this year by honoring the fight for LGBTQ+ rights while working toward a more inclusive future. The DC Veteran and Service Pride Weekend will have a Military Veteran Mixer and Drag Show, an LGBTQ+ Veterans’ Stories of Joy and Resistance event, and the DC World Pride Military & Veterans Field Day.

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Pittsburgh Pride (May 30 - June 1)

Not only is there a march and parade at Pittsburgh Pride, but Pennsylvania-based weekend will also have an Emerald City Kiki Ball, the second annual Bigger Gayer Picniq, a Pride Prom, and celebrity headliners like David Archuleta, Drag Race alum Willam, Lil Mo, and J Howell.

More details at Pittsburgh Pride.

Ferndale Pride (May 31)

Ferndale Pride may not be one of the biggest celebrations in California, but the city is going all out this year with a Pride parade, performance stage that will host local bands and drag performances, a dance stage with a live DJ so you can dance the day away, a “Reading with Royalty” drag queen story time, 200 slots for venders, and a children’s area perfect for keeping your kiddos entertained.

More details at Ferndale Pride.

Sonoma County Pride (May 31 - June 1)

Sonoma County Pride’s theme this year is “Fierce and Forty” to celebrate its 40th year hosting a Pride parade. The festivities will start with a “Shady Sassy Scarlet” kick off party before the parade and festival with headline performances by Australian singer Betty Who, drag queen Ruby Red Munro, indie band Gloomy June, DJ Rotten Robbie, and Cheer SF.

More details at Sonoma Country Pride.

Santa Cruz Pride (June 1)

This year, Santa Cruz, California, is celebrating its 50th Pride parade. The parade will start downtown, and there will also be a Pride Week Festival with 100 booths, two stages for live entertainment, a beer garden featuring Santa Cruz Pride beer, and admission is free.

More details at Santa Cruz Pride.

Philly Pride (June 1)

The City of Brotherly Love is celebrating Pride with a parade and festival that will have drag, DJs, and community talent, along with youth and family programming, Queer‑women‑centered showcases, including a ballroom competition in the Sapphic Zone, and even a Sensory Friendly Zone for people who need a calm and quiet space.

More details at Philly Gay Calendar.

Jersey Pride (June 1)

The 33rd annual Jersey Pride will take place is Asbury Park, New Jersey, and will have a parade, rally, and festival that will have a food court, a family zone, and live entertainment.

More details at Jersey Pride.

St. Petersburg Pride (June 1 - June 28)

Florida’s largest Pride celebration will kick off with a street party, and will continue all month with a Youth Pride and Family Day and a stonewall Reception to honor LGBTQ+ history, before culminating in a parade and festival on June 28, that will be attended by hundreds of thousands of people and headlined by rapper Saucy Santana.

More info at St. Pete Pride.

Pride Fest Milwaukee (June 5 - 7)

PrideFest Milwaukee is going big this year. The festival will have a Red Light District, a Main Stage, a Dance Pavillion, and a Children’s stage. There will be live performances, including a Ru Queens Drag Show starring Adore Delano, Raja Gemini, Nina West, Willow Pill, and Jan Sport, and a showcase of hot men with the Homme Fatale: All Male Show. Then, the weekend will close out with the 21st annual Milwaukee Pride parade.

More details at PrideFest.

Springfield, MA Pride (June 5 - 7)

The fourth annual Springfield Pride Parade Weekend will bring thousands of people from across New England to Springfield, Massachusetts, for the LGBTQIA Flag Raising and Youth Community Panel, the YOU Ball Fundraising Gala, a Pride Parade, and Pride Block Party with profits going to fund the LGBTQ+ youth organization, the Safe Space Program.

More details at Springfield Pride Parade.

Provincetown Pride (June 6 - 8)

Provincetown, known for LGBTQ+ inclusion, always goes big in June. This year, P-town will kick off Pride with a party headlined by none other than Lady Gaga and Beyoncé. There will be Pride Bingo hosted by drag queen Paige Turner, a Pride market, Pride rally that will end in a “Sashay to Tea” dance party, a quer comedy showcase, and the annual Lobster Roll event.

More details at P-town.

Catskills: Mountaintop Pride Weekend (June 6 - 8)

This three-day celebration is the perfect Pride Month getaway, featuring live DJs, handcrafted cocktails, garden parties, and entertaining events at spots like the Scribner’s Lodge and Deer Mountain Inn. Then, venture out to grab a cup of joe at the queer-owned Two Queens Coffee, go hiking on Overlook Mountain, and grab a drink at one of the local breweries.

More details at Great Northern Catskills.

Kansas City Pride (June 6 - 8)

To celebrate the 50th year, Kansas City PrideFest kicks off with an opening night celebration before a Pride Parade on Saturday and festival with multiple stages for live entertainment, vender, and food trucks, and a Family and Community Day on Sunday.

More details at KC Pride.

Pride CLE (June 7)

Last year, Cleveland’s Pride CLE broke attendance records and organizers are hoping to do that again in 2025. There will be a parade and a festival where Hedwig and the Angry Inch tribute band 45 Ballerinas will be headlining alongside drag queens Anhedonia Delight and Ariyah Fuego, the Cavaliers Dance Team, the Cleveland Pride Band, and the Cleveland Transgender Choir.

More details at LGBTQ Cleveland.

Albuquerque PrideFest (June 7)

Albuquerque, New Mexico is being taken over by PrideFest on June 7. This year, the theme is “Empower, Unite, Fight, Thrive” and the festival will be in a brand new location at Civic Plaza. The PrideFest will feature social events, candlelight vigils, and a main event at Balloon Fiesta Park, and will culminate in a Pride parade with colorful floats, dancers, and classic cars.

More details at ABQ Pride.

Middletown Pride (June 7)

Connecticut is celebrating! Middleton Pride is a local organization in Middletown, Connecticut that provides resources, education, services, grants, scholarships, and free events for the LGBTQ+ community year-round, but on June 7, they are also putting on the 7th annual PrideFEST. There will be a street festival, activities for all ages, a Pride March, a Pride Rally, a Pride Showcase Concert, and a Tea Dance.

More details at Middletown Pride.

Utah Pride (June 7 - 8)

Utah Pride Fest is a two-day long event that rivals the largest Pride festivals in the country. This year marks the 35th anniversary of the Utah Pride Parade which will bring in approximately 150,000 spectators and participants to the streets of downtown Salt Lake City.

More details at Utah Pride.

Motor City Pride (June 7-8)

Motor City Pride is Michigan’s largest Pride event with over 65,000 participants. The weekend will have a Pride festival and parade in downtown Detroit with performances on four unique stages, hundreds of vendors, community groups, artisans, and local food trucks.

More details at Motor City Pride.

Long Island Pride (June 8)

Long Island Pride is celebrating their 35th anniversary this year with the theme “Defiant Joy.” There will be a vibrant Pride Parade, a beer and wine garden, a family zone, food trucks, vendors and exhibits, and a concert featuring performers like Shye Roberts, Dan Kiernan, Ryan Cassata, and Drag Race stars Kori King and Tina Burner.

More details at Long Island Pride.

LA Pride (June 8-9)

The 50th anniversary of Baltimore Pride’s theme for 2025 is “50 Shades of Pride” and will feature a Pride Parade, Pride in the Park Festival, and a Pride Block Party that usually features drag acts, guest DJs, and live performances.

Baltimore Pride (June 8 - 15)

The 50th anniversary of Baltimore Pride’s theme for 2025 is “50 Shades of Pride” and will feature a Pride Parade, Pride in the Park Festival, and a Pride Block Party that usually features drag acts, guest DJs, and live performances.

More details at Baltimore Pride.

Stonewall Columbus Pride (June 13 - June 14)

The first Stonewall Columbus Pride was in 1982 and only had around 200 people in attendance, but in the decades since it has grown to welcome 700,000 visitors. Not only will it have a PRide March and festival, but it’s the organization's largest fundraiser.

More details at Stonewall Columbus.

Bisbee Pride - Arizona (June 13 - 15)

Bisbee Pride is celebrating their 21st year in 2025 with the theme “Party with a Purpose.” The three-day celebration will have a Pride parade and festival that will be headlined by Crocodile Rockster, a popular Elton John impersonator and tribute artist.

More details at Bisbee Pride.

Brooklyn Pride (June 14)

Brooklyn Pride’s epic day-long celebration will have a street festival, entertainment stage, family fun zone, twilight Pride Parade.

More details at Brooklyn Pride.

NOLA Pride (June 14)

New Orleans residents and visitors will celebrate Pride Month on June 14 with NOLA Pride. There will be a community festival with live performances and delicious food, a Pride Parade through the famed French Quarter, and a PrideFest with live entertainment and vendors.

Boston Pride for the People (June 14)

Boston Pride for the People brings around one million people to Boston for a Pride parade, festival, and block party.

More details at Boston Pride for the People.

Dallas Pride (June 14-15)

This year, Dallas Pride’s theme is “Pride is My Right.” The vibrant two-day event will feature a Pride Music Festival at Fair Park, which will have teen and family vendors, a Pride Parade, a teen pride event, a Pride festival, and a Family Pride Zone.

Indy Pride (June 14-15)

Indy Pride kicks off with a Pride parade that is regularly attended by at least 60,000 people, and where you can expect to see floats, marching bands, performers, and community leaders marching through downtown Indianapolis. Natasha Bedingfield, Coco & Breezy, Tinashe, Big Wild, and Snow Wife will all be performing over the course of the weekend.

More details at Indy Pride.

Sacramento Pride (June 14-15)

The capital of California celebrates Pride with a march and festival that includes entertainment stages where Drag Race’s Shea Couleé is set to perform, an arts pavilion, a health & wellness zone, the Q-Spot youth area, and exhibitor booths featuring local businesses, community groups, and community partners.

More details at Sacramento Pride.

Central Alabama Pride (June 15)

Central Alabama PrideFest will have food and drink and a huge lineup of entertainers ready to perform on the mainstage. From singers and musicians to a DIY drag show to performances by Drag Race stars Sapphira Cristál, Darienne Lake, India Ferrah, Deja Skye, and The Widow Von’ Du, there is something for everyone.

More details at Central Alabama Pride.

Portland Pride (June 21)

The Portland, Oregon Pride parade and festival will celebrate the LGBTQ+ community with elaborate floats, drag queens, community organizations, good food, and entertainment.

More details at Pride Portland.

FLoatarama South Florida (June 21)

Want to celebrate Pride, but sick of doing it on land? Well, you’re in luck because FLoatarama is America’s biggest on-the-water fundraiser that features a yacht party and brunch cruise before leading to the waterfront where there will be a T-Dance with DJs.

More details at FLoatarama.

Kentuckiana Pride (June 21)

Natasha Bedingfield, Saucy Santana, The Scarlet Opera, Tanner Adell, Molly Grace, and more are all performing at this year’s Kentuckian Pride parade and festival.

More details at Kentuckian Pride.

Santa Monica Pride Fabulous Fables (June 21)

Santa Monica Pride has a full day of Pride programming for the whole family to enjoy, including Fabulous Fables at the Santa Monica Pier, a free event for children 10 and under with drag queen storytelling, colorful face painting, poetry, lively performances, and a Pride parade that everyone can join in on.

More details at Santa Monica Pier.

Rhode Island Pride (June 21)

Rhode Island Pride is New England’s largest Pride celebration. The festival starts at 11:30 am and will feature a Beer, Wine, and Spirits Tent, more than 20 vendors, a PrideFest Kid Zone so that even the kiddies are entertained, and live performances from Grammy Award-winner Thelma Houston, RuPaul’s Drag Race superstars, and American Idol sensations. Then, the night will end with the state’s famed Illuminated Night Parade.

Key West Pride (June 23-30)

Gay mecca Key West, Florida, is celebrating our favorite month of the year with a week-long Pride festival with an event for every taste. From a Leather & Gear Fetish Event to a Pride Brunch Sail & Swim to a pub crawl to a queer comedy night, and so much more, there is something for everyone.

More details at Gay Key West.

Nashville Pride (June 27 - 29)

Nashville Pride not only has an exciting Pride parade, there is also a Friday Concert hosted by Drag Race’s The Princess, with performances by Kim Petras, Estelle, Empress Of, and All Star winner Kylie Sonique Love.

More details at Nashville Pride.

Cincinnati Pride Festival (June 28)

The Cincinnati Pride Festival is a fun event perfect for the whole family. The biggest draw is the three stages, each with full lineups of fantastic performers from DJs, drag queens, and musician, and will be headlined by The Aces and Drag Race’s Priyanka.

More details at Cincinnati Pride.

Newport Pride (June 28)

Newport Pride’s festival and Pride Parade bring in thousands of visitors and participants every year and is fun for the whole family, then once it gets late, the Pride After Dark Party will be a blast for adults who want to party the night away.

More details at Newport Pride.

Anchorage (June 28)

Alaska's biggest Pride Parade takes over downtown Anchorage on June 28 for an unforgettable day filled with colorful floats, lively music, rainbow flags, bold outfits, and an atmosphere of joy and acceptance.

More details at Alaskans Together.

NYC Pride (June 28 - 29)

New York City is the birthplace of Pride Month and host the largest Pride parade in the world. There will be the iconic Pride March that is not only a celebration but a civil rights demonstration too, a Youth Pride event, and the PrideFest street fair that combines exhibitors, food, and activities for a day of fun and celebration.

More details at NYC Pride.

San Francisco Pride (June 28 - 29)

San Francisco is home to one of the oldest and largest Pride celebrations in the country, attracting over a million people to the city every year. The weekend is full of parties and celebrations, including the huge and exciting Pride parade full of elaborate floats, drag queens, and community organizations, and a festival that will have live entertainment, vendors, and good food and drink that everyone can enjoy.

More details at SF Pride.

Denver Pride (June 28 - 29)

Over 500,000 people gather in Colorado every year for Denver Pride, with a huge Pride parade with colorful floats, marchers, and music. PrideFest also boasts more than 250 exhibitors, 30 food vendors, and captivating live performances, and a there is a Pride 5K which raises money to provide free essential services, programs, and activities to LGBTQ+ individuals and allies year-round.

More details at Denver Pride.

Twin Cities Pride (June 29)

Twin Cities Pride not only has a huge parade and festival with live performances, vendors, and food, but Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will be this year’s Grand Marshal. There will also be the 2025 Twin Cities Pride Rainbow Run 5k & Kid’s Rainbow Dash, where participants are encouraged to have a blast and dress as colorfully as possible.

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Oakland Pride (Sept 7)

Oakland may be just across the Bay from the huge San Francisco Pride event, but Oakland Pride has its own unique flavor and reasons for visitors to attend with a big Pride parade, diverse and colorful festival, and live music all celebrating the local LGBTQ+ community.

More details at Oakland Pride.