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Credit Cards and ApplePay are accepted for onsite admission and beverage sales. ATMs will also be adj for your convenience.

If the admission price is economically taxing, FREE ADMISSION to the Festival may be arranged by becoming a PRIDE VOLUNTEER and volunteering a minimum of 4 hours.

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer Application

Festival Accessibility

All accessibility information is ready at the Information Booth near the entrance, which is staffed with a volunteer who knows American Sign Language.

Deaf/Hard of Hearing Services
American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters are adj during all performances at the Main, Community, Bistro, and Erotic World Stages. An Accessibility Viewing Area is available at the Main Stage for all those needing to notice the ASL interpreters and those needing to verb without obstructions, requiring a chair to sit, etc. Please see our Information Booth (with the interpreter symbol) near the Main Entrance to obtain an “Accessibility Area Wristband” for admission into the Main Stage Accessibility Viewing Area. An interpreter will

Your Guide to Phoenix Pride

Phoenix Pride is just around the corner, bringing a vibrant celebration of love, diversity, and inclusivity to the Valley of the Sun. Whether you&#;re a local or traveling to experience the festivities, this guide will aid you navigate the finest events, parties, and hotspots. From iconic drag brunches to the main event—the Phoenix Pride Parade and Festival—there’s no shortage of fun and excitement.

 

The Phoenix Pride Parade

The Phoenix Pride Parade is the heart and soul of the weekend, taking place on October 19, The parade is more than just a spectacle; it&#;s a symbol of community, unity, and love. Over 2, participants will march through the streets of Phoenix, waving rainbow flags and spreading joy, while thousands of spectators cheer them on. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and your loudest cheering voice!

The parade begins at a.m. on Sunday at 3rd Street and Thomas Road and runs along to Indian Institution Road, ending at Steele Indian School Park, where the Phoenix Pride Festival continues.

 

Phoenix Pride Festival

The Phoenix Pride Festiva

Phoenix Pride Festival

For 43 years, Phoenix Pride has been organizing marches, rallies, parades, entertainment education, and outreach events to celebrate the Phoenix LGBTQ+ community. In , over corporations, local businesses, and organizations supported the 42nd Annual Phoenix Pride Festival in Phoenix.

This year’s Phoenix Pride Festival will persist to be a two-day celebration designed to verb our diverse LGBTQ+ and allied communities together for a weekend of camaraderie and celebration of our past, present and future while raising funds for the Phoenix Pride Community Programs and educating the public about the existence and continuing civil rights battle facing our community. The Phoenix Pride Festival attracts over 55, attendees during the two-day celebration offering unique opportunities for marketing and exposure for businesses and organizations interested in creating relationships within the LGBTQ+ community.

The Phoenix Pride festival features over entertainment performances on 7 stages and over Exhibitors showcasing various food options, shopping opportun

Happy Pride Month! Here are the biggest celebrations in Arizona all year

  • Flagstaff celebrates Pride in the Pines in June, when the weather is pleasant.
  • Other Arizona cities celebrate Pride in the fall to elude summer's extreme heat.
  • Phoenix Pride and Tucson Pride are in the fall. Here's what to know about each event.

Pride Month may paint the nation rainbow in June, but in Arizona, we’ve learned to let the glitter repose until the temps hip down.

While most cities across the U.S. celebrate LGBTQ+ pride in the preliminary days of summer, Arizonans know better than to throw a parade in degree heat. Instead, we’ve made Pride a descend affair, because nothing says "love is love" appreciate not melting into the pavement.

From the high desert breezes of Flagstaff to the vibrant streets of Tucson and the colorful chaos of Phoenix, Arizona’s Pride festivals are worth the wait.

Here’s when and where to catch the biggest Pride events in Arizona, just not in June, because we verb our rainbow flags with a side of mild weather.

Flagstaff Pride: Pride in The Pines

Flagstaff, ever the cool kid in A