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Celebrate, Inspire, and Empower

We celebrate Pride for a multitude of reasons. It provides an opportunity for us to collectively honor our achievements, diversity, and resilience as a community. It allows us to be more visible and sends a clear message to our communities and lawmakers. At its core, Pride celebrations are a form of protest. Join us for an array of festivities and discover why Washington, DC is one of the most celebrated LGBTQ+ centers in the world.

Washington, DC has long been a creative springboard for global movements, policies, and gatherings. Through thought-provoking programming and events, WorldPride attendees will be inspired and empowered to use the tools and connections they attain to bring positive change to their own communities.

Navigate WorldPride Your Way, On The Go! Download the Pride365 App.

The app provides a personalized resource for discovering and participating in official WorldPride LGBTQ+ events, businesses, and gatherings in the Washington, DC area, ensuring users stay connected and engaged with their community during this celebration and year-round. By featuring only verified WorldPride activities, the app helps participants navigate the event safely and confidently.

FALSETTOS

May 10 – June 15

Pride month 2025: El drag es político

May 15 – June 30

A Matter of Pride Art Exhibition at Washington Studio School Highlighting Queer, LGBTQIA+ and ally artists juried by DC based artist, Michael Crossett. Exhibition Opening is June 6th at 6:00 pm in Washington Studio School Gallery.

A Matter of Pride Juried Exhibition

June 6–29

Office of Attorney General Pride Mixer

June 12

Paris x Madrid Underground

June 12

Queer Art Salon Opening Reception

June 13

A group of people on a dragon boat

QTAPI at DC Dragon Boat Festival

June 14

First Responders Happy Hour

June 18

Take Me Home: A Journey through DC’s Queer Places and Sounds of the 80s and 90s

June 21

Pride in the Plaza

June 29

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