Brighton and Hove Pride England

About

Info Brighton & Hove Pride runs from Friday 1st - 3rd August 2025.

Widely acknowledged as the country's most popular Pride event. A Pride with Purpose, Brighton Pride has raised over £1.3million for community good causes thanks to the support of businesses, sponsors and the many thousands of you who support Pride fundraising events across the City. Through our grants programmes we have supported local LGBTQ community groups and charities as well as good causes that support our communities all year round.

Theme
Ravishing Rage

Parade
Saturday, 2 August from 11:00-16:00. Ravishing Rage is more than a parade-it’s a celebration of resilience, spirit, passion, and unity. This year, we march with unstoppable energy and fearless spirit, turning adversity into triumph. The Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade is one of the undisputed highlights of the Brighton & Hove Pride weekend and is a glorious showcase of the city’s charities, community groups and small businesses as well as our invaluable emergency services, the NHS and statutory partners. It is one of the biggest and brightest events in Brighton & Hove’s events calendar, with over 300,000 people thronging the city’s streets to participate in and watch the parade of community and campaign groups, and the all-singing, all-dancing carnival of colour as it wends its way from Hove Lawns to Preston Park for Pride on the Park.

Festival @ Preston Park
Ticked event
2nd August from 12:00. Mariah Carey will be headlining Pride On The Park on Saturday, for her first UK date in 6 years and a UK festival exclusive.

3rd August from 12:00 Sugababes, will be headlining on Sunday
More to follow

Pride Village Party
This year’s Pride Street Party will take place on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd August on Marine Parade and feature stages and spaces, including a fierce and fabulous drag stage, music zones, bars and food catering. There will also be enhanced headline entertainment across the two days, daytime clubbing, community spaces and a stage on New Steine Gardens. Whilst the street party will move away from St James' Street as an official entertainment zone, local businesses there will remain open throughout Pride weekend. This evolution will allow us to provide a safe and sustainable Pride Street Party for the future, in addition to supporting our essential LGBTQ+ venues who provide community spaces throughout the year.

After-party
‘Pride at the Ironworks’ is a season of cabaret, comedy and live music celebrating LGBTQ+ culture and diversity, and part of a fantastic new year round cultural calendar.