Few social groups have made such rapid strides in equality as the LGBTQ community during the fifty years following the Stonewall uprising. Leading up to and beyond that seminal moment, Washington, D.C.’s own courageous men and women made invaluable contributions…
The Capital Pride Interfaith Service is an integrated service respectfully demonstrating the breadth, depth, and sincerity of our faith, countering any misconception that anti-gay fundamentalists have a monopoly on faith and religion. We take pride that our community expresses its…
Silver Pride is a celebration of the LGBTQ+ older adults who built our community. Hosted and emceed by the Empress of Pride Rayceen Pendarvis, this tea dance will feature music, dancing and food. Local organizations serving our community will be…
Join us for DC Latinx Pride 2025: ¡Libre soy!, a groundbreaking series of 20+ events that honor the resilience, culture, and history of Latinx LGBTQ+ communities. From lively fiestas to thought-provoking community events, this celebration brings together local and international…
Modern Military's annual celebration and fundraiser, recognizing and honoring LGBTQ+ service members, veterans, and allies, as well as those living with HIV. The event features a keynote speech by Secretary Tony Woods, Maryland Department of Veterans and Military Families. Tickets…
Save the date for Trans Pride Washington DC 2025! We will be back on Saturday, May 17, 2025. Stay tuned for location information. Scan to the code or click the button below to join our mailing list and stay updated…
Following the footsteps of Martin Luther King Jr., Marian Anderson, and countless others who have demanded freedom, and feature renowned LGBTQ+ activists and leaders from around the world. The march route will follow the grand avenues of Washington, DC for…
The Capital Pride Alliance (CPA) is partnering with leading organizations in the field of Human Rights for the International WorldPride Human Rights Conference. By focusing on inclusion, diversity, and accessibility, WorldPride Washington, DC aims to center the voices of those…
More than 30 years after the first DC Black Pride drew 800 people to Banneker Field for a day themed “Let’s All Come Together,” more than 300,000 members of the LGBTQ+ community of African descent and their allies have come…