Previously Played
Upcoming Prides
Trans Pride Northern Ireland returns to Belfast for its annual ten-day festival from Friday the 4th to Sunday the 13th of September, celebrating and amplifying the voices of the trans, non-binary and intersex community across Northern Ireland. Running since 2018, the festival features a packed programme of events from rallies and cabarets to cafés and professional training sessions, with the week culminating in a large rally at Writer's Square in Belfast city centre, featuring a professional stage with performances and speeches from members of the community. The festival has grown significantly each year, becoming an essential and powerful space for trans visibility and solidarity at a time when trans rights have never mattered more. Events span a wide range of formats — creative, social, educational and political — making it a festival for the whole community. Trans Pride NI is based at the LGBT Centre at 23-31 Waring Street, Belfast. The full 2026 programme will be announced soon at transprideni.com. (Click on the Trans Pride NI logo for more info)
Channel Islands Pride returns to Guernsey for its landmark tenth anniversary from Friday the 11th to Sunday the 13th of September, celebrating with the tagline Small Seaside Pride. Big City Attitude. On Friday evening, the fun kicks off with a Queer Comedy and Cabaret Night at the Pride Hotel. Saturday is the main event — a Pride Drag Breakfast at 9:30am, followed by the parade gathering at the Rainbow Steps in the Market at 1pm, winding through the High Street and along the seafront before arriving at the Pride Village at the stunning Bathing Pools from 3pm until 9pm, with live entertainment, food, drink, community stalls and breathtaking views of Castle Cornet. Saturday night continues with Pride afterparties, and Sunday brings a fabulous Pool Party. Organised by Liberate, the Channel Islands' LGBTQ+ charity, this is the biggest free community event in the Bailiwick of Guernsey. (Click on the Channel Islands Pride logo for more info)
Millport makes history on Saturday the 12th of September as the Isle of Cumbrae hosts its very first Pride celebration, welcoming the LGBTQ+ community, allies, friends and families from across Scotland and beyond. The day features a colourful Pride March through the streets of Millport — a walking parade where everyone is encouraged to bring flags, banners, costumes and colourful accessories to make it a truly vibrant occasion. Participation is free but groups must register in advance at millportpride.wixsite.com/millport-pride. Community stalls and information stands will be hosted at Garrison House, and a dedicated Safe Space at the Cumbrae Youth Hub offers family-friendly activities for children and young people aged up to 25. Live entertainment will be taking place at various pubs and venues across the island throughout the day. March timings and the full route will be confirmed closer to the event — so save the date and be part of history! (Click on the Millport Pride logo for more info)
Derby Pride returns to the stunning Markeaton Park on Saturday the 12th of September, running from noon until 6pm for an exciting and inclusive celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and families in Derby. Set in one of Derbyshire's most beautiful parks, the event features live performances from local artists and performers, a wide range of family-friendly activities for all ages, food and drink stalls from diverse vendors, community organisations and information stands, and a wonderful welcoming atmosphere for everyone. Tickets are available at just £3.50 from the Derby Pride website — a small contribution that helps keep this brilliant charity event running for years to come. Derby Pride CIO is a Registered Charity dedicated to celebrating and supporting the LGBTQ+ community across Derby and Derbyshire. Head to derbypride.co.uk for full details and to get your tickets! (Click on the Derby Pride logo for more info)
Milton Keynes Pride Festival returns to the beautiful Campbell Park on Saturday the 12th of September for a full day and evening of free celebration! Pride By Day runs from noon until 5:30pm across the Main Stage, Community Stage and Kids Stage, with the Rainbow Market open all day. Pride By Night then kicks off at 5:30pm with afterparties and a Comedy Stage running through until 10:30pm — making it a full ten hours of Pride! Completely free and fully accessible, the festival features standout live performances, powerful community talks, a vibrant marketplace and a dedicated community space for local charities and organisations. Free tickets are required for entry — book yours now at mkpridefestival.com. Campbell Park is at MK9 4AD, just a short journey from Milton Keynes Central station. (Click on the MK Pride logo for more info)
Penzance Pride arrives at Penzance Promenade on Saturday the 12th of September, running from 11am until 6pm for a completely free, family-friendly celebration. At 12 noon the Pride March sets off from Market Jew Street by Peacocks, with the public invited to gather from 11:45am — the march takes around 30 minutes and arrives at the Promenade to a fantastic welcome. The afternoon features a performance stage with live singers, comedians, dancers, drag queens, drag kings and cabaret performers, an all-day bar, food and drink retailers, and Cornwall Pride merchandise. A safe quiet space is provided throughout the event. Organised by Cornwall Pride, a registered charity, Penzance Pride is made possible by partners including Transport for Cornwall, Devon and Cornwall Police, NHS Cornwall Partnership and many more. No ticket is needed — just turn up and celebrate! (Click on the Penzance Pride logo for more info)
Scarborough Pride returns to the beautiful Yorkshire Coast on Saturday the 12th of September, proudly supported by McCain. Celebrating diversity, love and inclusivity on the stunning North Yorkshire seafront, Scarborough Pride is a wonderful volunteer-run community event that keeps Pride free and accessible for everyone. The day features a Pride Parade through the town, live entertainment, community stalls and a brilliant, welcoming atmosphere for LGBTQIA+ people, allies and families. Scarborough Pride is run entirely by local volunteers who are passionate about representing the community — if you want to get involved, they'd love to hear from you! The event relies on the generous support of sponsors, donors and the Rainbow Lottery to remain completely free to attend. Head to scarboroughpride.co.uk for the latest details on the programme and how you can support this brilliant Yorkshire coastal celebration. (Click on the Scarborough Pride logo for more info)
East Coast Pride returns to the beautiful Tower Gardens in Skegness on Saturday the 12th of September for another vibrant, free celebration of love and diversity on the Lincolnshire coast. Now a registered charity, this volunteer-run event is bigger than ever for 2026, with the Pride Park Stage returning to Tower Gardens sponsored by Coastal Caravan Breaks, alongside a Family and Inclusive Sports Zone, Wellbeing and Retail Market, Blue Light celebration zone and a host of food and drink vendors. The full stage entertainment programme runs throughout the day with live music, drag performances, hosted entertainment and plenty of surprises. VIP packages are also available for those wanting an extra special experience — head to eastcoastpride.co.uk for all the details and to book tickets. Entry to the main event is completely free and everyone is warmly welcome to this joyful community celebration by the seaside! (Click on the East Coast Pride logo for more info)
Chorlton Pride returns on Saturday the 12th of September, once again taking over the surrounds of St Clement's Church at the junction of Edge Lane and St Clement's Road, midway between Wilbraham Road and Chorlton Green. Organisers say they've listened to feedback from previous years and are working hard to make 2026 the best celebration yet. The festival site is fully accessible, with wheelchair access to the church hall and accessible toilets available, plus a signposted Quiet Space for anyone needing time away from the crowds throughout the day. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome too. As there's no onsite parking, visitors are encouraged to walk, cycle or use public transport — Chorlton Metrolink stop is about half a mile away, with the 85, 85A and 86 buses also serving the area. Full programme details will be announced on Chorlton Pride's website and social media in the coming weeks. (Click on the Chorlton Pride logo for more info)
Pride in Gloucestershire celebrates its twentieth anniversary on Saturday the 12th of September at Gloucester Park, running from noon until 8:30pm. The Pride March gathers outside Gloucester Cathedral from 11am, setting off at 11:45am and arriving at the park at 12:30pm. Headlining this milestone year is Nadine Coyle, with a spectacular lineup across three stages including the Main Stage, Community Voices Stage and a Debut Stage for emerging local talent. Throughout the day enjoy Danter's Funfair, a food hub with a wonderful variety of vendors, over 50 community and charity stalls, a Family Zone, Youth Zone, Sensory Zone, Trans Zone and a DXC STEM Den. BSL interpretation is available on the main stage and the event is fully step-free and accessible throughout. Tickets are on sale now at prideinglos.org.uk — and with 20 years of Pride to celebrate, this is the one not to miss! (Click on the Pride In Gloucestershire logo for more info)
Pembrokeshire Pride returns for a two-day celebration on Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th of September at the beautiful Dewslake Farm in Pembrokeshire. Set against the stunning backdrop of one of Wales' most scenic counties, this is a wonderful space for the whole community to come together, be themselves and celebrate who they are in a warm, welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. Whether you're joining Pembrokeshire Pride for the first time or coming back for another year, everyone is welcome — LGBTQIA+ community members, allies, families and friends alike. And if you want to make a full weekend of it, camping is available on-site at Dewslake Farm, making it the perfect Pride getaway! Full programme details including performers and activities will be announced closer to the date — keep an eye on Pembrokeshire Pride's social media for updates. (Click on the Pembrokeshire Pride logo for more info)
Rushmoor Pride returns to Farnborough on Saturday the 19th of September from 11:30am until 8pm for its third year of celebration at 21 Camp Road GU14 6EN. Founded in 2024 with a mission to unite the LGBT+ community in the Aldershot and Farnborough area, Rushmoor Pride has grown quickly into a brilliant local celebration. The day includes a Pride Parade through the town centre, community stalls, family-friendly entertainment and a fantastic party atmosphere, with an 18-plus after party continuing into the evening. Prior to the main event, Rushmoor Pride Factor — a popular local karaoke competition — takes place on Friday the 7th of August. Rushmoor Pride is dedicated to creating safe and celebratory spaces where everyone feels seen and valued — LGBTQ+, allies and families alike. Keep an eye on Rushmoor Pride's social media for the full 2026 programme! (Click on the Rushmoor Pride logo for more info)
Pride Ramsgate & Broadstairs returns to the Kent coast across the weekend of Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th of September for a grassroots celebration of the local LGBTQIA+ community. Continuing along the East Kent coastline, this seaside Pride brings a weekend crammed full of entertainment, with a Community March through town celebrating visibility, inclusion and solidarity, a Family Festival with entertainment and community activities, multiple Community Stages showcasing local talent and performers, and interactive workshops throughout. Entry is completely free, with Pride parties running from the morning into the evening across both days. Ramsgate and Broadstairs bring their own touch of classic seaside charm to Pride season, with full lineup and location details to follow. Everyone — LGBTQIA+ community members, allies and families alike — is warmly welcome to come along and join the celebrations. (Click on the Pride Ramsgate & Broadstairs logo for more info)
Dumfries Pride returns to the High Street in the heart of Dumfries on Saturday the 19th of September for a vibrant celebration of love, diversity and community. The day features a Pride Parade around the main town, followed by a free festival running all day on the High Street, bringing colour, joy and pride to the centre of Dumfries. Dumfries Pride is more than just a festival — it's a chance for the whole community to come together to support and celebrate LGBTQ+ identities, culture and rights across Dumfries and Galloway. Whether you're a member of the community or a supportive ally, everyone is warmly invited to be part of this special day. Dumfries Pride features on LGBT Scotland's official calendar of confirmed Pride dates for 2026, with full lineup and running order details to be announced closer to the date. Entry is completely free. Come along and help fill the High Street with glorious rainbow colours! (Click on the Dumfries Pride logo for more info)
Totnes Pride returns to South Devon from Thursday the 24th to Sunday the 27th of September, marking its comeback after a three-year hiatus with a "Queer Joy" theme spanning more than 40 events across 15 venues. The centrepiece is Capture the Castle, wrapping Totnes Castle in a 150-metre Pride flag around its ramparts, a moment organisers say will define this year's celebration. Elsewhere, expect Hark, a live concert at St Mary's Church featuring Douglas Dare, Ruth Sutherland and Fionn Cox Davies; a weekend of queer cinema; a four-day Queer Joy art exhibition; an under-25s Youth Pride party at the Jamming Station; and the Big Queer Joy Party bringing together clubs GLOW, Dons of Disco and Lower the Tone at Barrell House Ballroom. There's also a Queer Makers Market at Dartington's Cider Press Centre, plus workshops and free family-friendly programming throughout. Once the UK's largest rural Pride, Totnes is reclaiming that title. Head to totnespride.uk. (Click on the Totnes Pride logo for more info)
Trans Pride Cardiff returns to the Welsh capital on Saturday the 26th of September, bringing Wales' only dedicated Trans Pride back to the streets of Cardiff for another powerful and joyful day of visibility, solidarity and celebration. Established in 2018 and running its first event in 2019, Trans Pride Cardiff was founded in response to the commercialisation of Pride and remains proudly grassroots, community-led and rooted in protest. This is a space created by and for trans, non-binary and gender diverse people, celebrating trans lives and standing firm for trans rights at a time when they matter more than ever. Everyone is warmly welcome — trans, non-binary, intersex, queer and allies alike. Full details of the march route, programme and venue will be announced on Trans Pride Cardiff's Instagram page @transpridecardiff as the date approaches. Come and stand with the trans community of Wales! (Click on the Trans Pride Cardiff logo for more info)
Preston Pride returns to the Flag Market in the heart of Preston city centre on Saturday the 26th of September for its fifteenth year of free community celebration! Organised entirely by volunteers since 2012, Preston Pride brings together the LGBTQ+ community and supporters from across Lancashire and the North West for a full day of live music, performances, drag, community stalls and a fantastic welcoming atmosphere in one of England's most historic market squares. This year Preston Pride's Got Talent returns to give local performers the chance to shine on the main stage, and the event has been shortlisted as a finalist in the High Street Heroes Awards 2026. Supported by Lancashire County Council, Preston City Council, SP Electricity North West and many more. Entry is completely free and everyone is welcome — head to prestonpride.com for all the details! (Click on the Preston Pride logo for more info)
Cumbria Pride returns to Carlisle on Saturday the 26th of September for a fantastic, completely free day of celebration! The Pride Info Market fills Carlisle City Centre from 10am until 2pm, featuring stalls from organisations including Carlisle United, Carlisle Youth Zone, Healthwatch Cumberland, National Trust, Inspira, Shared Lives Cumberland and the University of Cumbria. Then from 1pm until 6pm, the Big Pride Party takes over Box Arena with a brilliant lineup — headlined by George Shelley with his new band Lightlines, joined by Kyle Finn, Michael T Ogilvie, PJ Taylor, Sam Ashby from Big Brother, local queens Dee Licious, Miss Pearl and Sandie, hosted by the fabulous Reese Wetherspoon! The 18-plus after party at Box Arena follows from 8pm until midnight. Supported by Cumberland Council, the University of Cumbria and more. Tickets will be released soon at cumbriapride.org — entry is completely free! (Click on the Cumbria Pride logo for more info)
Shrewsbury Pride returns for its fourth year across the weekend of Saturday the 26th and Sunday the 27th of September, once again transforming Shrewsbury town centre into a rainbow-coloured celebration of community, creativity and joy. The Pride March sets off from Market Square at noon on Saturday, with build-up from 11am, followed by a packed afternoon of performances on the main stage until 5pm. Across the weekend, venues including the Hive, Tap and Can, Wheatsheaf, Shrewsbury Unitarian Church and many more host a brilliant programme of live music, a makers' market, a Debut Stage for emerging talent, wellbeing events, pop-up art and community exhibitions. What began in 2023 with 3,000 people turning up expecting 250 has become one of Shropshire's most beloved community events. Entry is completely free and everyone is warmly welcome! (Click on the Shrewsbury Pride logo for more info)
Trans Pride Exeter celebrates its second year on Saturday the 3rd of October with a powerful protest march through Exeter town centre to St Sidwell's Centre, where a vibrant community afternoon awaits. Organised by a dedicated group of trans and non-binary individuals and allies, Trans Pride Exeter exists to combat discrimination and advocate for the rights of trans, intersex and non-binary people locally and nationally. The community afternoon features talks and discussions about trans issues, a marketplace for trans artists and creators, short films, workshops, a café, and acoustic performances and spoken word. The event is completely free and open to all supporters of the trans community. With trans rights under increasing threat across the UK, this is a vital and joyful space to stand together and be counted, following on from the group's well-attended protest in May 2025. Head to tpex.uk for more information and to sign up to volunteer. (Click on the Trans Pride Exeter logo for more info)
Silver Pride returns to Walthamstow on Silver Sunday the 4th of October for its fifth year — this time looking north! Aimed at LGBTQIA+ people over 50, Silver Pride is a wonderful, warm and welcoming celebration for older members of the queer community, featuring the usual brilliant mix of dancing, live entertainment and good company. Come and start the afternoon with tea and cake, followed by a full buffet and pizza throughout the day. Entry is completely free, with tickets available via wegottickets.com — a voluntary contribution is welcomed, with proceeds split between Positive East, Switchboard and Queerwell. Silver Pride is a chance for older LGBTQIA+ people to connect, celebrate and feel valued in a joyful, inclusive space. Head to silverpride.thecactusclub.co.uk for full details and to book your free ticket! (Click on the Silver Pride logo for more info)
NPT Pride returns to Skewen Park in Neath on Saturday the 17th of October for its latest celebration of LGBTQ+ life and community across Neath Port Talbot. Organised by NPT Pride, a registered charity, this grassroots community event has grown year on year since the first ever NPT Pride in 2021, bringing together residents, organisations and allies from across the county borough for a joyful and inclusive day of live entertainment, a queer marketplace showcasing local LGBTQ+ businesses and artists, a youth zone, community information stalls and a warm, welcoming atmosphere for all. NPT Pride is a free event funded through grants and community fundraising, and is committed to making Pride accessible to everyone. Skewen Park is on Burrows Road, Skewen, SA10 6AB. Keep an eye on NPT Pride's Facebook and Instagram pages @nptpride for full programme details and lineup announcements coming soon! (Click on the NPT Pride logo for more info)