*Parents, caregivers, and adults age 18 and over are welcome to attend as guests only if they are accompanying a young person. To maintain a youth-centered and secure environment, adults who are not attending with a young person will not…
Join Hidayah US and DC Queer Muslims, in partnership with AQUA DC and API Pride, for an inclusive Eid al-Adha prayer service in celebration of World Pride 2025. Taking place on Saturday, June 7 at Foundry United Methodist Church, this…
This live Panel Discussion, hosted by Miss Trans Global 2020, Mela Habijan, explores how Asian trans people are affected by the political shifts targeting T’s and Q’s and consequently, how can we as a community move forward given the threats…
In celebration of WorldPride DC 2025, we present a special screening of Alice Wu’s debut feature. Originally released in 2004, Saving Face is now regarded as an ahead-of-its-time landmark in queer and Asian American cinema. Drawing from the Director's personal…
In celebration of AANHPI Heritage Month and WorldPride DC 2025, we present a special panel discussion with the acclaimed director of Saving Face, Alice Wu, in conversation with special guests Andrew Ahn and James Tom on queer and Asian American…
Brunch, a time-honored queer AND DC tradition. Join us for our Filipinx Drag Brunch with QTAPI – where the flavors are as bold as the queens! Sink your teeth into mouthwatering Filipino-American food that'll make your tastebuds sing. Think savory,…
The API Pride Community Welcome Reception invites LGBTQ+ Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian (AANHPI) advocates, activists, and allies to gather and connect as we embark on the final few days of WorldPride leading into the WorldPride Human Rights Conference…
Just getting into the city, or don't know how to start your Pride weekend? Join us for a casual QTAPI Nightlife Social, coordinated in partnership with QT Nightlife and Naarak NYC, which embodies WorldPride DC 2025's commitment to inclusivity and…
The National Trans Visibility March (NTVM) was founded in 2019 with a clear purpose: to uplift and protect trans lives, to demand equity, and to turn visibility into real systemic change. What began as a historic march in Washington, D.C…
SMYAL's Youth Pride is a family-friendly event for LGBTQ+ youth ages 6-18 years old and their parents/ caregivers/families. The morning programming will be dedicated to programming for children 6-12 years old, and the afternoon will be focused on youth 13-18…