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Pride Festival
San Diego’s biggest celebration of diversity and inclusion is calling your name! San Diego Pride returns to Balboa Park with community resources, queer-owned businesses, and multiple entertainment zones.
Pride is more than a moment—it’s a movement. San Diego Pride continues after the parade and festival. Our registered c3, non-profit organization provides advocacy, collective programs, and philanthropic tries year-round. Your participation in our events fuels this ongoing work. Together, we build a brighter future.
When:
Saturday, July 19, @ 12 PM – 10 PM |
Sunday, July 20, @ 12 PM – 9 PM
Location: Marston Point., Balboa Park (6th Ave. & Laurel St.) Google Maps
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San Diego Pride Festival Entry Policies
San Diego Lgbtq+ fest is a space that centers and celebrates gay identities, voices, and pleasure. San Diego Pride is committed to ensuring that our festival is a joyful, inclusive, safe, and accessible experience for everyone in our commu
San Diego Pride kicked off weekend events with parade, festival
As San Diego Celebration Week continues, thousands of residents partook in the restore of the annual in-person Pride Pride and Festival in Balboa Park Saturday.
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria marched in the parade, which began at 10 a.m. at the Hillcrest Pride Flag, University Ave. Gloria is the first openly LGBTQ person to be elected mayor of San Diego.
"Pride brings us together in times of protest, mourning, victory and celebration," said Fernando Lopez, San Diego Movement executive director. "Pride helps connect us to community and our found family. Pride gives us access to life-saving direct services and provides grant funding to our local and global LGBTQ community.
"I'm inspired by the thought of our community coming together again," he continued. "Together we will continue to pursue justice with joy."
Weekend events kicked off at 8 a.m. with the San Diego Celebration 5k Walk/Run on Saturday, which began at the corner of Centre and University Avenue in Hillcrest. Last year, despite the pandemic, more than 1, runners and trek
After two years, hybrid Pride season has finally come to an end. San Diego Pride is back in-person for a month full of vibrant events from the attractive Hillcrest Pride march to live entertainment from a variety of LGBTQ+ artists.
Here's a list of Pride events taking place in San Diego for July
San Diego Pride Highlights:
Saturday, July 9: She Fest
- When: Noon to 6 p.m.
- Where: Hillcrest Pride Flag, University Ave.
Wednesday, July Light Up the Cathedral
- When: 7 to 9 p.m.
- Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral
Wednesday, July 13 - Thursday, July 14:Pride of Hillcrest Block Party
- When: 4 p.m. Wednesday to 11 p.m. Thursday
- Where: Hillcrest Pride Flag, University Ave.
Friday, July 15:Spirit of Stonewall Rally
- When: 6 to 7 p.m.
- Where: Hillcrest Lgbtq+ fest Flag, University Ave.
Friday, July 15 to Monday, July UNITE! Harmony Fest
- When: 10 p.m. on July 15 to 9 a.m. on July 18
- Where: Multiple locations
Saturday, July Pride 5k Run
- When: 8 to 10 a.m.
- Where: Hillcrest at the corner of Centre and University Ave.
Saturday, July Pride Parade
- When
San Diego Pride plans send back of in-person parade, festival in
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Plans are underway for the in-person come back of the San Diego Pride Parade and Festival next summer.
Organizers said Thursday that the annual San Diego Pride week is set to return in-person from July 9 through July 17, and involve the return of several events, including:
- She Fest - July 9,
- Light Up the Cathedral - July 13,
- Spirit of Stonewall Rally - July 15,
- Pride 5K Walk & Run - July 16,
- San Diego Pride Procession - July 16,
- San Diego Pride Festival - July 16 - 17,
"Pride brings us together in times of activism, mourning, victory, and celebration. Pride helps connect us to community and our found family. Pride gives us access to life-saving direct services and provides grant funding to our local and global LGBTQ community," said Fernando López, San Diego Pride executive director. "I’m inspired by the thought of our community coming together again. Together we will endure to pursue justice with joy."
Last year, the Event parade was sidelined by the pandemic. Organizers still held a