West Hollywood hosted the 2015 LA Pride Celebration and united people from around the country to have a gay ol' time. Check out these 12 fabulous photos and relive the fun and festivities!
50th anniversary LGBTQ+ pride parade and celebration, Baltimore, Maryland, June 2025
Courtesy Caver Imaging/Tonya Caver
50th anniversary LGBTQ+ pride parade and celebration, Baltimore, Maryland, June 2025
Courtesy Caver Imaging/Tonya Caver
This year, the city of Baltimore celebrated the 50th anniversary of its first Pride parade with a huge celebration that proved why it’s called Charm City.
Earlier this month, Baltimore Pride celebrated the contributions of sexual and gender minorities with a Pride parade that brought 150,000 people to the city. Hosted by the Pride Center of Maryland, the week-long celebration featured a parade, performances, and countless Pride parties. This year’s theme, “50 Shades of Pride” honors five decades of resistance, queer joy, advocacy, and liberation.
“We said the best way to honor that [legacy] is to ensure that we highlight 50 Shades of Pride, to let folks come up in any way that they see is necessary,” said Tramour Wilson, Chief Director of Special Projects for the Pride Center of Maryland.
Singer-songwriter Durand Bernarr, DJ CO, and gospel legend Kelly Price headlined Baltimore’s Pride in the Park, while rapper Lola Brooke was the star of the Block Party, and Drag Race’s Lexi Love was featured at the closing party.
Keep scrolling to see the protest signs, drag queens, and rainbow outfits that made Baltimore Pride so rich this year!
Moris, who came out as bisexual last Pride Month, sang her country hits to a packed house at the iconic concert, which was free to the public courtesy of the City of West Hollywood.
There were also performances by Qveen Herby, Jamie Fine, and Venessa Michaels with special guest Kaleena Zanders, and a Drag Queen Lip Sync Battle Royale with Drag Race queens Kori King and Lana Ja’Rae, and a special guest appearance by Pit Crew member Bruno Alcantara.
The music festival continued throughout the weekend, featuring headliners such as Lizzo, Remi Wolf, Honey Dijon, Paris Hilton, and Kim Petras. And because WeHo Pride is always a huge blowout celebration, there was also a Pride Street Fair, Women's Freedom Festival, Dyke March, and WeHo Pride Parade.
WeHo Pride is iconic for a reason, and this year’s star-studded celebration was another one for the history books.
Keep scrolling to take a peek at Maren Morris’ concert and the energy-filled Drag Queen Lip Sync Battle Royale!
And if you’re a big fan of Dykes on Bikes, you’re in luck because this year they were front and center in West Hollywood’s iconic march.
On March 31, dyke-identifying members of the cis, trans, and nonbinary community and their allies gathered together for the Women’s Freedom Festival, put on by The L-Project, a lesbian nonprofit that promotes and supports LGBTQ+ BIPOC women and nonbinary creatives.
The festival featured musicians, comedians, and poets performing for the thousands gathered together to celebrate Pride in a very sapphic way.
The WeHo Dyke March is an annual rally with a motorcycle-led march that follows immediately after the festival ended and featured a huge contingent from the motorcycle group Pride Riders LA, who are starting the very first LA chapter of Dykes on Bikes.
This year’s events brought together a community of people who are often relegated to the margins to celebrate and connect during the best month of the year.
Keep scrolling to check out WeHo Dyke March’s Pride Month celebration!
WeHo Pride Dyke March, West Hollywood, CA, May 31, 2025
The City of Brotherly Love kicked off June with its annual Pride Festival, which was one of its biggest ones to date — literally.
This year, Philly Pride 365’s event expanded the footprint of the city's biggest and brightest Pride events. The festival reached from Walnut to Pine and Quince to Juniper, so more of the city’s gayborhood could join in the celebration.
This is especially meaningful in a year where we need Pride more than ever, and this event offered the community a crucial opportunity to come together, join hands, raise their voices, and just celebrate! New friends were made, new families were formed, and no doubt plenty of new romances were born. But then, that's ultimately what Pride is all about: Queer community in all its beautiful forms.
This year's event once again brought together the community in a section of the city where queer-owned businesses are thriving, allowing them not only to connect but to support these businesses and help them continue to thrive.
Keep scrolling for a peek at this year's Philly Pride festivities!
2025 Philadelphia Pride March and Festival
Victoria O’Malley for Philadelphia Pride March and Festival
Want to stroll down Philly Pride memory lane? Check out these photos from last year’s celebration!
2025 Philadelphia Pride March and Festival
Victoria O’Malley for Philadelphia Pride March and Festival
Alamo is celebrating Pride by featuring a month’s worth of LGBTQ+ movie programming with ticket prices benefiting Pride365. But even more exciting than the films in the lineup is the drag star-studded PSA that will premiere exclusively before each film.
The beloved theaters are famous for running “Don’t Talk PSAs” before every film to prompt the audience to put away their phones and refrain from talking during the movie, but instead of the cute reminders most theaters use, for Pride Month, Alamo went in a funnier and sassier direction.
This year, all Pride Month movies will start with a “Don’t Talk PSA” starring drag icon Peaches Christ and frequent John Waters leading lady Mink Stole. Instead of sweetly asking viewers to try and be quiet, these two tough broads, who have been performing together for nearly 25 years, hilariously tell audiences to “Shut up and listen to what we have to tell you.”
It will crack you up and make the price of admission well worth it. The PSA ends with the message, “Don’t talk. Don’t text. Don’t be an asshole.” Truly, words to live by.
Check out PRIDE's exclusive premiere of the new “Don’t Talk PSA" below!
This funny and campy PSA will run before every film during Pride Month, and Alamo has an impressive lineup of queer films and campy queer faves that you won’t want to miss.
So what movies are part of Alamo’s Pride Month lineup?
Bound
Bride of Chucky
The Hunger
Knife + Heart
Frankenhooker
Showgirls
The Birdcage
Pink Narcissus
The Broken Heart’s Club: A Romantic Comedy
By purchasing a ticket to one of these films, not only are you getting to see a piece of queer movie history and watch Peaches Christ and Mink Stole reprimand you in comical fashion, but you’ll be supporting a good cause.
This year’s ticket donation campaign benefits Pride365, which works to increase visibility and support LGBTQ+ businesses and community organizations not just during Pride Month, but all year long. Through the end of June, Alamo guests purchasing tickets online for any film (not just Pride programming) will be able to add a $1, $3, or $5 donation to their ticket purchase that will benefit Pride365 where donations directly support WorldPride and the LGBTQ+ movement across the country.
