June 2026
Philadelphia Pride traces its roots to early LGBTQ+ activism, including the historic Annual Reminder protests held at Independence Hall in the 1960s. The city’s first official Pride parade took place in 1972, marking a shift from protest to celebration of visibility, equality, and community. Today, Pride in Philadelphia is a vibrant, citywide celebration featuring marches, festivals, and events that honor the diversity and resilience of the LGBT+ community.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZaiiIzS6JI The Philly Black Pride Flag Raising at City Hall brought community, visibility, celebration, and purpose together in the heart of Philadelphia.…
A new mural in Philadelphia’s Gayborhood honors five LGBTQ+ leaders - Gloria Casarez, Michael S. Hinson Jr., Tyrone Smith, Nizah Morris, and…
Philadelphia's Pride Festival is returning to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on June 7, 2026 - the same grand corridor where marchers first…
Philly Black Pride 2026 expands into a full week of events celebrating Black LGBTQ+ culture, community, and legacy across the city. Discover…
After 30 years of drag, laughter, and HIV activism, Carlota Ttendant takes her final bow at Philadelphia’s iconic GayBINGO. Discover how one…
Celebrate National Coming Out Day at OURfest 2025, the nation’s largest LGBTQ+ festival. Discover how Philly shows up with pride, power, and…
