On Sunday, October 13th, from 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm, the Gayborhood will come alive with one of the largest outdoor festivals of the year. The event will include a resource fair, family-friendly programming, food trucks, beer gardens, and multiple performance stages featuring local artists, entertainers, and community speakers.

Philly Pride 365, a program of Galaei, is proud to host OURfest as a platform to celebrate our community’s strength, honor our shared history, and advocate for a future of equality and justice for all. Whether you’re marching in the parade, exploring the festival, or simply enjoying the festive atmosphere, there’s something for everyone at OURfest.

Come join us in Philadelphia for a weekend of celebration, reflection, and unity. Let’s make history together at the second annual OURfest: National Coming Out Parade and Festival!

Come to Philly for the parade and festival, but stay for the weekend. LGBTQIA+ community members across the United States are invited to make their travel plans now for three days of events. Organizations and businesses are invited to be part of this historic weekend by hosting their own events all weekend long – before and after the parade and festival. Sign-ups are now open for the parade, festival and the weekend. 

Philadelphia is a city of historic firsts – and the organization that broke records in June for “largest Gay Pride march and festival in Philadelphia history” and “largest Gay Pride Flag in Pennsylvania history” is ready to do it all over again. And yes, that 200 foot beautiful all-inclusive rainbow flag will be out and proud once again in the streets of Philadelphia. 

“We developed Galaei’s Pride 365 Initiative to redefine and elevate Pride Month Month in June – and we are excited to do the same thing in October for National Coming Out Day/Weekend,” said Galaei Executive Director and Community Organizer Tyrell Brown (they/them). “Gay Pride and National Coming Out are crucial opportunities for our communities to join together in celebration and reflection, to find family and togetherness, to have access to resources, and to share the love, art and joy that are hallmarks of our community.”