Pride The Hague is an annual celebration of diversity, love, and acceptance. The festival brings together the LGBTQIA+ community and allies for a week of events, performances, and activities that promote equality and human rights. It invites everyone to take part in creating a more inclusive and welcoming city.
The programme combines celebration with advocacy, bringing together art, culture, community events, and public dialogue. From performances and workshops to the Pride Walk and citywide gatherings, the week highlights both the joy and the importance of visibility, while encouraging continued engagement with equality and inclusion throughout the year.
Pride The Hague extends beyond a single week of celebration. It represents an ongoing movement focused on visibility, safety, and a sense of belonging for LGBTQIA+ communities across the city and surrounding region. Through collaboration with local organisations, cultural institutions, and grassroots initiatives, Pride continues to build connections and create spaces where diverse voices can be heard and shared.
Visit the website for full information on all events, with the three main ones being:
Pride Opening
Friday 8 May (evening), Amare
The week officially begins with a festive opening event featuring performances, community stories, and space to connect, alongside a queer market showcasing local organisations and creatives.
Pride Walk
Saturday 16 May, from 13:30, starting at Koekamp
A central moment of the week, the Pride Walk is both a celebration and a demonstration, bringing thousands through the city centre to highlight visibility, equality, and human rights.
Pride Party (Closing Event)
Saturday 16 May (afternoon and evening), Koekamp
Following the walk, the festival concludes with a large open-air Pride Party featuring music, performances, and a citywide celebration of community and inclusion.
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