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The history of Cinco de Mayo is steeped in victory, and will be no less triumphant for the winners of this year’s Pride Houston grand marshal vote.
The city’s original LGBTQ+ Pride celebration will reveal this year’s honorees at a party commemorating Cinco de Mayo on Sunday, May 5.
Festivities will kick off at 1 p.m. at Axelrad, with the big announcement at 3:30 p.m.
Pride Houston 365 just revealed more details about its 46th annual parade and festival in June.
Supporters gathered at JR’s in Montrose Wednesday night to see the unveiling of this year’s celebration logo, which carries the theme “You Won’t Break Our Pride.”
Pride Houston 365 also announced who has made the short list for its grand marshal ballot. Voting will begin Monday at noon on their website.
A joyful noise will rise in the Heights this weekend, as rich and diverse as Houston itself.
Pride Houston 365 will welcome visitors to Resurrection Metropolitan Community Church Saturday, for an evening of soulful music to commemorate Black History Month.
“Continuing the Journey to Hallelujah!” will get underway at 5 p.m., featuring performers from RMCC’s Gospel Ensemble and The Collective at St. Peter United.
We’re getting new details about what’s next for the city’s official LGBTQ+ Pride celebration.
Pride Houston 365 unveiled its plans Tuesday for the city’s 46th annual parade, set for Saturday, June 29, 2024 in Downtown Houston.
Organizers said more than 200 entries are expected at next year’s parade, which will carry the theme “You Won’t Break Our Pride.”
The beauty of progress lies in the promise of a future where acceptance knows no bounds, and love, in all its hues, is all we need to paint the path forward.
Pride Houston is thrilled to share the inspiring narrative of our evolution, triumphs, and commitment to a united LGBTQ+ community.
We have weathered storms, and yet, our story remains untold. Today, we unfold the pages of our resilience and the promise of hope.
If sweltering summer heat has kept you from celebrating Pride in the past, a new decision will likely bring you some sweet relief.
Pride Houston 365 announced Monday it has filed permits for a 2024 fall festival in Montrose, adding to a jam-packed calendar of LGBTQ+ Pride events next year.
The festival, slated for Oct. 5, 2024
In memory of the nearly 40 million people who’ve lost their lives to AIDS, Pride Houston 365 and others will offer free HIV testing on Friday.
World AIDS Day is observed every Dec. 1, to raise awareness of the disease and to remember the souls lost during the 42-year epidemic.
Houston does everything BIGGER and BETTER, and that includes our pride!
The longstanding organization Pride Houston 365, has some exciting news about what the community can expect from them for the 2024 year.
One of the biggest Pride celebrations in the nation took place in Houston on Saturday. A huge crowd showed up for the 44th annual Houston Pride Celebration. After 2 years off hundreds of thousands were in attendance to show their pride.
Every June, members of the LGBTQIA+ community celebrate Pride month with various events in honor of the Stonewall riots of 1969, which was a major catalyst of the gay liberation movement. Celebrations pop up all month long and can come in the form of small events, parties, and parades. We’ve gathered up plenty of events for Houston Pride 2022!
Houston does everything BIGGER and BETTER, and that includes our pride!
The longstanding organization Pride Houston 365, has some exciting news about what the community can expect from them for the 2024 year.
HOUSTON – On Saturday, thousands of people packed downtown for the Pride Houston Celebration and Parade. This year, there are six Grand Marshal’s and KPRC 2 spoke to one of them. “I’m a lawyer, a community organizer, a philanthropist, I’m Black,” Torrence said. “I’m queer, and I’m proud to be here.”
HOUSTON — After two years on pause because of the pandemic, the Pride Houston 365 festival and parade are back this weekend. This year’s theme is “The Beat Goes On.”The Pride LGBT+ Celebration kicks off Saturday with the festival outside Houston City Hall at 901 Bagby from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. It’s followed by the parade at 7 p.m.
Pride is finally back in full force. So bring on the drag queens and the dance parties. You’re likely to find something LGBTQ+-related to do every day in June. The bars are fuller. The brunches are boozier. The rainbow is brighter.
The 44th Annual Houston Pride Festival took place this weekend in downtown Houston. The festival is well on its way, with lots of music, smiling faces, and this is what is considered to be the premiere pride event.
One of the biggest Pride celebrations in the nation took place in Houston on Saturday. Huge crowds showed up to celebrate the 44th annual Pride Houston 365 festival and parade. After a couple of years off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Houston was ready to show up and show off its Pride.
Hundreds of thousands of people descended on downtown Houston this past Saturday for the 44th annual Pride Houston 365 festival and parade, the third-largest Pride celebration in the United States. Pride Houston, which has been happening officially every year since 1979, was extra poignant this year considering its two-year absence as the city grappled with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Learn the unstoppable story of Houston’s LGBTQ+ community from those key in organizing the annual Pride celebration and parade. Watch on KHOU 11+ June 30.
The University of Houston-Downtown Community made its presence known at the Houston Pride Parade on Saturday, June 25. The 44th Annual Official Houston Pride LGBT+ Celebration® was once again a live event after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.
Despite a two year absence, Houston’s pride celebration stayed true to its theme; The beat goes on. The third biggest pride festivity in the country making its way through downtown Houston. With plenty of security and lines that stretched around the block.
Pride Houston 365 kicked off its June Pride festivities with a party at JR’s Bar & Grill. The organization made several announcements during the event, including this year’s parade theme, grand marshal winners, information about upcoming events, and more.
HOUSTON — The 2022 Houston LGBT Pride Celebration is in June and now we know who the grand marshals for the parade will be. There will be six grand marshals in all, four of whom were decided on in an online vote.
Pride Houston 365’s celebration returned to downtown Houston with an afternoon festival and evening parade in front of City Hall. Themed “The Beat Goes On,” this year’s Pride saw tens of thousands of visitors and featured a performance by headliner Coi Leray.
Houston festival-goers can purchase general admission tickets for $3.00, and Celebration VIP | Festival & Parade tickets for $200.00. The festival hours will run from 1 pm-6:30 pm and the parade hours will last from 7 pm-9:30 pm.