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LGBTQ+ Pride Month Resource Guide

2024 Event Highlights

May 31: 12th Annual Drexel Drag Show
Each year, Drexel community members come together for a night of extravaganza.

 

June 1: Delaware County Pride Parade & Pride on State
To kick off the annual celebration of Pride in Delaware County we will be launching the second ever Pride Parade! Following the annual Delaware County Pride Parade, stick around in Media as we continue to celebrate into the evening!

 

June 2: Philly's 2024 March & Festival
This year’s program organizers, Galaei, take over Center City Philadelphia with the Philadelphia Pride March and Festival, a day-long celebration bringing festive entertainment and a slew of community resources.

 

June 2: Jersey Pride 2024
New Jersey’s 32nd Annual Statewide LGBTQ+ Pride Celebration will be held in-person on Sunday, June 2nd 2024.

 

June 3: The Ball
Come feel empowered as you dress to impress! Brought to you by the Student Center for Diversity and Inclusion (SCDI), The Ball is a night of celebration welcome to all identities and gender expressions.

 

June 4: Celebrating LGBTQ+ Stories: New Titles for Pride Month and Beyond
Join SLJ and leading publishers as we celebrate Pride Month with a vibrant collection of new titles for children and teens that beautifully explore LGBTQ+ stories and characters.

 

June 5: QuIEHR Study Hall
Join the Queer Inclusion, Equity, Health & Rights (QuIEHR) Working Group for our schoolwide study hall. Pizza, snacks, and drinks will be provided.

 

June 5: LGBTQ+ Visibility Within the Workplace
Celebrate Pride Month with us & ALPFA Pride members! LGBTQ+ representation and visibility within the workplace is so important. 

 

June 6: Second Annual P.R.I.D.E. 4 LGBTQ+ Symposium
In celebration of Pride Month, the (P.R.I.D.E.) 4 LGBTQ+ Symposium will illuminate and inspire research, ideas, people and collective action to support LGBTQ+ communities in their many forms.

 

June 6: Graphic Pride! Celebrating BL, Yuri, & LGBTQ+ Manga with Kodansha
Kodansha and the Tompkins Square Library celebrate Pride Month with this exciting exploration of yuri (GL), yaoi (BL), & LGBTQ+ manga.

 

June 7: Gender Minorities in the Sciences (Academy of Natural Science)
Through the Gender Minorities in the Sciences Panel, the Academy aims to raise awareness and support for equitable representation and leadership across gender lines in the sciences.

 

June 20: Drexel Alumni Pride Perspectives
Join LGBTQIA+ alumni and allies for an evening of empowerment, education and community!

 

August 18: Lehigh Valley Pride at the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBTQ Community Center
Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center provides a vibrant, inclusive space in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley for all of the region's LGBTQ+ residents.

PhillyGayCalendar.com: Pride Month (2024)

The LGBTQ+ community marches for Pride.Philly Pride Month 2024 [Philly Gay Calendar]

Stay apprised of all things Philly Pride at this one stop shop for Philadelphia Pride Month events and programming. Join the LGBTQ+ community and allies in the celebration of the theme “Be You” at the highly anticipated 2024 Philadelphia Pride March and Festival, taking place on Sunday, June 2, 2024. This annual event promises to be a spectacular gathering of diverse individuals, showcasing the spirit of unity and pride. 

LGBTQ+ Pride Events at the Free Library (2024)

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LGBTQ+ Pride Events at the Free Library of Philadelphia 

This June, the Free Library commemorates LGBTQ+ Pride Month with events, programs, and resources that amplify LGBTQ+ voices and stories! Celebrate with programs like LGBTQ+ crafting clubs, Quizzo, music events, reading circles, drag storytimes, and plenty of opportunities to interact with and learn about LGBTQ+ history.

Philadelphia Pride Events

Philadelphia 2024 Pride Events

Browse Pride events in Philadelphia throughout the month of June.

Past Event Recordings

June 8: “We’re here, we’re queer, get used to it”: Struggles and Stories to Be Heard for Today and Tomorrow

Exploring the archival collections of the National Library of Medicine, Drexel's own Dr. Randy Sell will examine how early sexual and gender minority (SGM) Americans worked to normalize the presence of SGMs in society.