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Brooklyn Winter Pride Festival
Celebrate LGBTQ+ pride year-round with Brooklyn's Winter Pride Festival featuring local vendors, performances, and community organizations.
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June is Pride Month, which means New York’s queer community is ready to party and—more than ever this year—stand up for their rights.
And while there’s no official census or index, it’s believed that New York City has the largest LGBTQ+ population in America—and that’s something to celebrate all year long!
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Been there, done that? Though the landmark may have lost its No.
1 height status, it's remained a beloved destination with incredible views of the city. The tower's lights change colors to honor holidays, special occasions and special causes. The experience offers a chance to watch a movie on a Midtown rooftop with vegan popcorn, classic theater candy, and craft cocktails.
For Pride Month, screenings include But I'm a Cheerleader, The Color Purple, Showgirls, and more. As part of Pride Month, $1 from every Pride screening ticket will be donated to The Trevor Project. Get tickets here.
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4. Pride for the People at Moxy Chelsea
Moxy Hotels is once again going all in on Pride, with a packed schedule of events this June across all five of its NYC properties.
The headline event is “Pride for the People,” a post-parade block party hosted by RuPaul’s Drag Race alum, Xunami Muse.
WorldPride NYC
When: June 1-30, 2025
Where: Manhattan & All Boroughs
The world's largest Pride celebration returns to NYC with a month of parades, parties, performances, and community events across the city.
Learn MoreBrooklyn Pride
When: June 7, 2025
Where: Park Slope & Prospect Park
Brooklyn's beloved community Pride celebration featuring local performers, vendors, and family-friendly activities in beautiful Prospect Park.
Brooklyn PrideQueens Pride
When: June 14, 2025
Where: Jackson Heights
Celebrating the most diverse LGBTQ+ community in the world with multicultural performances and vendors representing Queens' global community.
Queens PrideBronx Pride
When: June 21, 2025
Where: Bronx Community College
The Bronx's growing Pride celebration featuring local artists, community organizations, and resources for LGBTQ+ residents.
Bronx PrideStaten Island Pride
When: June 28, 2025
Where: Snug Harbor Cultural Center
Staten Island's intimate Pride celebration in the beautiful setting of Snug Harbor, featuring performances and community vendors.
SI PrideYear-Round Pride
When: Every Month
NYC celebrates LGBTQ+ pride all year with monthly themed events, community gatherings, and cultural celebrations across all neighborhoods.
View CalendarFebruary 2025 Event Calendar
Click on any day to see LGBTQ+ events happening across NYC.
Pink dots indicate days with events. "As the LGBTQIA+ community faces increasing hostility and legislative attacks, this year’s theme is a reflection of the Pride movement’s origins in protest—and is a powerful call to action for our communities and allies to rally and march in defiant celebration, advocacy and solidarity," their website reads. President Joe Biden's Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been named as one of the grand marshals for the NYC Pride March.
Here's the full guide to the march on Sunday, June 29, including where to see it, what time to arrive and the lineup of grand marshals.
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2. Empire State Building's Pride light-up event
The Empire State Building's tower lights will shine in the rainbow colors of the inclusive Pride flag on Sunday, June 29, coinciding with the date of NYC's Pride March.
The Empire State Building has been an icon since it opened in 1931 as the world's tallest building.
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Receiving accolades including having the best jukebox in the city, to being a fashion insiders party, and even as an avante grade performance venue, The Phoenix has never closed its mind after opening its door.
Getting Tickets
- ⢠Buy early: Popular events sell out fast
- ⢠Follow venues: Instagram for flash sales
- ⢠Group discounts: Many venues offer group rates
- ⢠Door policy: Some events are walk-up only
- ⢠ID required: Always bring valid photo ID
Getting There
- ⢠Subway: Most venues near multiple lines
- ⢠Rideshare: Use apps for late-night rides
- ⢠Walking: Many venues within walking distance
- ⢠Parking: Limited and expensive in Manhattan
- ⢠Safety: Travel in groups when possible
What to Wear
- ⢠Dress codes: Check venue requirements
- ⢠Themed events: Costumes often encouraged
- ⢠Comfort first: You'll be dancing/standing
- ⢠Weather: Layer for outdoor venues
- ⢠Express yourself: NYC celebrates all styles
Event Etiquette
- ⢠Respect performers: No phones during shows
- ⢠Tip generously: Support drag queens & performers
- ⢠Be inclusive: Welcome newcomers
- ⢠Ask first: Before taking photos with others
- ⢠Have fun: These are celebration spaces!
Timing Tips
- ⢠Happy hours: Usually 5-8 PM weekdays
- ⢠Drag shows: Typically start 9-10 PM
- ⢠Dance parties: Peak around midnight
- ⢠Brunch events: 12-4 PM on weekends
- ⢠Last call: 4 AM in NYC
Making Connections
- ⢠Be yourself: Authenticity attracts real friends
- ⢠Join conversations: Most people are welcoming
- ⢠Follow up: Exchange contacts with new friends
- ⢠Regular events: Become a familiar face
- ⢠Volunteer: Help at community events
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