On Sunday, Forest Hills celebrated its second annual Pride festival at the Forest Hills Westinghouse Lodge featuring local vendors, community organizations, kids’ activities, and a ...
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![“Pride might be ending, but queerness never goes out of season.”
What would you say to your younger self about Pride? What do you hope your future queer self remembers?
Nebby Nick went to Pittsburgh Pride Fest to ask members of our local queer community to speak directly to their past and future selves, offering words of love, truth, survival, and joy.
This isn’t just a look back. It’s a love letter across time. Because while June might be over, Pride lives in us every day.
💖 Shot on location at Pittsburgh Pride 2025
🌈 Hosted by Nebby Nick
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June might be over but Pride lives in us every day
David Archuleta’s message to Pittsburgh Pride #pittsburghpride #davidarchuleta
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Happy Pride, everybody! I have my Pride flags hanging on my porch (one rainbow, one white, pink and blue) and have noticed a couple of ...
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Phat Man Dee has been an instrumental force in Pittsburgh’s music and queer communities for decades. As a jazz vocalist, songwriter, educator, and creative director ...
Join Chamber Music Pittsburgh and Resonance Works’ Reson8 Vocal Octet for a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ composers and creators featuring works by Jennifer Higdon, Conrad Susa, Aaron Copland, Samuel Barber, and more. Experience this soul-stirring concert Saturday, July 12 at Attack Theatre, or Sunday, July 13 at Crafton United Presbyterian Church. Get pay-what-you-wish tickets at www.cmpgh.org or link in bio.
On Sunday, Forest Hills celebrated its second annual Pride festival at the Forest Hills Westinghouse Lodge featuring local vendors, community organizations, kids’ activities, and a performance by @chichidevivre Check out all the photos link in bio. 📸 by @mararago
Pride Month may be ending, but Pride doesn’t stop here. It lives in us.
In our final 2025 Pride video, Pittsburghers reflect on what they’d tell their past and future queer selves and it’s powerful.
🏳️🌈 You made it.
💖 Kiss the girl/boy.
✨ It gets better.
What would you tell your past and future self?
🎥 @nicktgram #PrideEveryDay #QueerPittsburgh #pittsburghpride
5801 Video Lounge turned up the heat for a special brunch with the one and only Nicole Paige Brooks fresh off her run on RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 10. They also welcomed high-voltage performances by Tashae Sherrington. Check out all the photos link in bio. 📸 by @avagracestudios
A New Name, a Proud Legacy. As of today, Renaissance City Choir will move forward with a name that makes its purpose unmistakably clear. @pittsburghpridechoir is both a nod to the choir’s legacy and a proclamation of its present-day values. Full story link in bio.
