Pride in London

InfoLondon Pride takes place on Saturday, the 4th July 2026.Pride in London calls for Visibility, Unity and Equality. Pride in London announces the 53rd anniversary pride parade with landmark participation and a return to its historic route. London Pride, the UK’s biggest, most diverse Pride. A home for every part of London’s LGBT+ community. We are proud to run the UK's largest and most diverse Pride event, which provides a vital platform for all members of London's LGBT+ communities, including those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, questioning, intersex, non-binary, asexual, polysexual, genderqueer, and gender variant. Our aim is to raise awareness of LGBTQ+ issues and advocate for the freedoms that will enable everyone to live their lives on equal footing.Theme
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The London Pride parade will start at noon from Hyde Park Corner, while the grandstand in Haymarket will be open from 11:00. Guided as always by the core values of visibility, unity, and equality, Pride in London creates a kaleidoscopic environment centred around community. The parade draws London's diverse LGBTQIA+ communities together to joyfully claim the spotlight, while allies and supporters line the streets to cheer in admiration and solidarity. Central London will be extremely busy during Pride, so plan ahead to avoid delays. With over 1.5 million people expected, we recommend travelling early and allowing extra time for your journey.Festival
Trafalgar Square
Stage is set to be bigger and more vibrant than ever this year.Leicester Square
LGBTQIA+ Women StageGolden Square
World StageDean Street, Soho
Cabaret StageSoho Square Stage
Trans and Non-Binary Community StageVictoria Embankment Gardens
Family Space and Youth ZoneAfter party
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