Youth Pride 2024 is back, and it's bigger than before! Get ready for a day just for teens ages 13-21 filled with laughter and self-expression!
Brooklyn Pride Movie Night’s features a special screening of Caribbean Queen, in Association with Caribbean Equality Project.
Come root, root, root for the Cyclones on their Pride Night. Using the fevo link, it will include the Pride jersey, seat us as a group , on the visitor's side, while enjoying some great entertainment.
Brooklyn Pride in Collaboration with Downtown Brooklyn is shaking up your lunch break in our first ever “Lunch With Pride” event. Brooklyn Pride will raffle off a pair of tickets to the Brooklyn Cyclones Pride Night happening on the same night. There will also be some exciting performances by Robert Garcia, Justy and The Bad Judies, so please join us in some lunch break fun.
Robert Garcia, the world’s favorite BoyGirl, will perform his international hits.
Justy, the emerging LGBTQ darling combines indie, soul and hip hop.
The Bad Judies, New York City’s only all-drag queen band, blend comedy, camp, fashion, and fun for an unforgettable performance.
FREE! Doors open 6:30 pm and showtime is 7:00pm. Food and drink sold so come early! Hosted by Lois Thompson
Welcome to Brooklyn Pride Virtual Drag Bingo! Join us Virtually for a fabulous evening of a drag performance and bingo fun.
Welcome Reception: 6:00pm
Honors Ceremony: 6:30pm
Join us at the beautiful Dweck Center Auditorium of the Brooklyn Public Library at 10 Grand Army Plaza. Come meet the 2024 Grand Marshals Dr. Sandra Scott and Tiq Milan
Also celebrate with Brooklyn Pride as we present the first Brooklyn Pride Community Awards to GayRidge Pride and Laila Lansing for their service to the Brooklyn Community.
The event is free to the public and refreshments will be served.
In honor of Pride month, Arts Gowanus is once again partnering with Brooklyn Pride and The Old Stone House & Washington Park to present an outdoor art exhibition called Pride: All Day, Every Day.
The exhibit will feature artwork – selected from an open call – by emerging and established Brooklyn-based LGBTQIA+ artists working in various styles and media. The works will depict and celebrate what “pride” means to the artist and/or Brooklyn’s LGBTQIA+ community.
All works will be printed on 36”x 36” vinyl banners and will include a brief description of the piece. The banners will be displayed on the fence surrounding The Old Stone House & Washington Park and J.J. Byrne Playground in Park Slope from June 1 – August 31, 2024.
The exhibition will also be presented online, and the original version of each artwork will be available for purchase on the Arts Gowanus website.
