10 of the most colorful Pride celebrations happening this year

Person holding gay pride flag.

Every Pride celebration is different worldwide, with each being unique in its own way. Not sure which to attend? We’ve got you covered with a curated list of 10 of the biggest and most colorful parades and festivities happening this summer.

1. Los Angeles, USA | June 8, 2025

The annual LA Pride Parade will take place on June 8th with music, performances, and surprises taking over Hollywood Blvd. Don’t miss LA Pride Village, a free street festival featuring food, performance, activities, and more, right next to the parade route. 

If you’re sticking around before or after the parade, check out some of the other events happening, like LGBTQ+ Pride Night at Dodger Stadium with a special pregame party and exclusive merch.

2. São Paulo, Brazil | June 20 – 22, 2025

The São Paulo Pride Parade is recognized as the world’s largest Pride Parade by the Guinness World Records. This city’s celebration offers everything from all-day parties to street markets. The parade begins in front of the Museum of Art of São Paulo and goes down Rua da Consolação to Praça Roosevelt.

Group of people holding gay pride flag marching down the streets of Sao Paulo.

3. Dublin, Ireland | June 20 – 28, 2025

Dublin’s Pride Parade returns on June 28th. While this day is to celebrate inclusivity, it’s also when the LGBTQIA+ community protests and remembers the country’s lack of acceptance in years past. This year, you can expect to see more art, social, and cultural exhibitions throughout the city than ever before. 

In addition to the parade, Dublin is offering Pride Village in Merrion Square, with live music, big screens, food, and a family & community zone.

4. Mexico City, Mexico | June 28, 2025

Mexico City Pride, also known as Marcha del Orgullo LGBT de la Ciudad de México, is Latin America’s second-largest parade (after Saõ Paulo). During this time, Zona Rosa (an area in the city where many LGBTQIA+ bars and businesses operate) attracts thousands of LGBTQIA+ tourists looking to celebrate. The parade route begins at the Angel of Independence in Zona Rosa and goes throughout the city.

Mexico City is also holding its annual Lencha (lesbian) March on June 21st, celebrating lesbian pride.

Woman holding gay pride flag in Mexico City.

5. Paris, France | June 28, 2025

In Paris, the annual Pride Parade will be held on June 28th. This event has taken place since 2001 and is a cultural, celebratory, and activist-filled festivity that fights for the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community. Its goal is to bring better visibility to gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people while also celebrating their pride. The parade ends at a large podium where artists and activists will take the stage. 

6. New York City, USA | June 29, 2024

New York City Pride has so much to offer in terms of events, in addition to the parade. Start your day off by visiting PrideFest in Greenwich Village, a street fair that combines exhibitors, food, and entertainers. After the festival, make sure to watch the march, and join millions of spectators as they celebrate gay pride.

People celebrating gay pride in New York City.

7. San Francisco, USA | June 28 & 29, 2025

Get ready for the annual San Francisco Pride Parade. The celebration begins the day before the parade at Civic Center Plaza with music, performances, food, and merchandise. The parade takes place the following morning and is one of the largest LGBTQIA+ celebrations in the world. Attend and experience a diverse group of floats, dancers, and community organizations that are committed to creating equality in the world. 

If you find yourself in the city earlier in June, buy tickets for the Pride Kickoff Party with legendary drag performances that you won’t want to miss.

Building lit up in pride colors in San Francisco.

8. Toronto, Canada | June 29, 2025

Toronto has everything you need for Pride, from street fairs to a celebration at the Toronto Zoo. The month of June ends with the city’s annual Pride Parade, estimated to have over 200,000 marchers and 2.4 million spectators. 

Don’t miss out on the Toronto Jazz Festival, which takes place during Pride every year and features top artists and entertainers.

9. Madrid, Spain | June 26 – July 6, 2025

Madrid Pride, more popularly known in Spanish as the Orgullo Gay de Madrid (MADO), is known as one of the best LGBTQIA+ celebrations in the world. The festivities begin on June 26th and continue for a week, offering a wide range of cultural activities, political activism, and events. The Madrid Pride Parade will be taking place on July 6th and will go from Atocha Train Station to Plaza de Colón. 

Don’t miss the iconic High Heel Race on July 3rd, where contestants sprint down Pelayo Street in 15 cm heels for a shot at first place.

10. Berlin, Germany | July 26, 2025

The Berlin Pride Celebration, also known as Christopher Street Day, takes over the city throughout July, with everything from lively parties to thought-provoking panels. As one of Europe’s largest pride celebrations, it’s packed with events all month long. Check here to stay in the loop on what’s happening and when. 

End your pride celebration with the parade, which will run from Kurfürstendamm to the Brandenburg Gate and typically ends with concerts and surprise guest stars.

berlin pride

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