In the last few decades, Pride has been celebrated in cities around the globe with bigger and bigger events such as parades, marches and protests. “NOLA is great about gathering and celebrating. “I really see Pride as being larger than just an event held by one organization,” she said. There’s no central Pride event planned this year, but Duchmann isn't worried. So I’m fully vaccinated and making plans with friends to go all out this year.”ĭuchmann plans to go to New Orleans to celebrate, though New Orleans Pride, which has organized the city’s main Pride events in the past, disbanded in 2020. “It’s like being cooped up made me want to burst out. “The pandemic helped me realize I need to celebrate life when I can,” she said. But then everything was canceled because of the pandemic, and, during quarantine, she turned to TikTok to feel connected to other LGBTQ people. She even picked up pieces of “extravagant” clothing here and there to wear. Guests can reserve a table on the venue’s website.She felt more accepted after finding queer community through her roller derby team, and in 2020, she was looking forward to going to her first Pride event. Where: The Pool House, 108-10 Rockaway Beach Drive, Queensĭrag queens Ginger Ladd, Dreama Belle, FiFi DuBois, and Islaya will be featured at a local drag brunch in celebration of Rockaway Pride. Tickets cost between $10 to $25 and can be purchased through Eventbrite. The New Women Space is partnering with the Mott Haven Film Festival and MetaDen for a queer film festival. Where: 188 Woodpoint Road, Brooklyn, New York Queering Film: A Mini Film Festival in Rainbow Colors The transgender advocacy group STARR is hosting a day of family-friendly Pride activities that includes everything from a BBQ to music, and surprise guests. Where: Hudson River Park, Pier 45, New York Club-goers can secure their tickets on Eventbrite. New York’s legendary queer nightclub is back with a Pride dance party. Where: Sony Hall at 235 West 46th Street in Manhattan The teams are gearing up to play a doubleheader.
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The Mets have a game against the Philadelphia Phillies this weekend at Citi Field in celebration of Pride. Where: Citi Field, 41 Seaver Way, Queens, New York and DJ MK will lead the “Sunday Closeout” event on Pride Sunday beginning at 10 p.m. DJ Max will be on hand for “Maxeed out Saturday” from 10 p.m. Lambda Lounge will host “Feel Good Friday” with DJ Smoove from 10 p.m. When: Friday through Sunday June 25 – June 27 To learn more, visit tickets, visit /henspride21.
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and will include DJ Mo, Queen Levine, and Mary Mac 5 Star Sunday’s schedule, beginning at 1 p.m., will bring DJ Tikka Masala, Vero-Ma, and Culi. and feature DJ Christie and DJ Rosyq Saturday’s Pride entertainment begins at 1 p.m. Friday night’s festivities will begin at 8 p.m. Henrietta Hudson is hosting dance parties throughout the final weekend of Pride Month. When: Friday through Sunday June 25 – June 27 and the festivities will be capped off with a Pride Sunday celebration with DJ JROC from 4 p.m.
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Saturday will include the All-Inclusive Latinx party known as Viva La Vida Saturdays from 11 p.m. Friday night will feature DJ Max Damon and Yusef X from 11 p.m.
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Thursday night will be a RuPaul’s Drag Race Season Six viewing party at 8 p.m. When: Thursday through Sunday June 24 – June 27Īfter the coming out of Raiders defensive end Carl Nassib, celebrate Pride at at Boxers NYC sports bar all weekend long.
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New York Transgender Advocacy Group is hosting a rally to denounce the violence against Black transgender women across the country and demand change. State Building at 163 West 125th Street in Harlem