This story was originally reported by Orion Rummler of The 19th. Americans’ support for LGBTQ+ rights has slid downward after peaking in the early 2020s, according to ...
Thousands lined the streets of Downtown Pittsburgh as an unprecedented number of marchers, community organizations, businesses, and allies filled the 2026 Pittsburgh Pride Parade route. ...
"Our existence is resistance." #pittsburghpride
Why queer community matters. This is what belonging looks like. #pittsburghpride
Pride has always been both a celebration and a declaration of joy, of resistance, and of our collective commitment to each other. This year, that dual purpose feels especially urgent. Across the country, LGBTQ+ people are facing an unprecedented wave ...
Red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, indigo, violet… chartreuse? With Pride month comes many celebrations and marches in support of the LGBTQ Community and the many ...
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For many LGBTQ+ people, showing up as ourselves is an act of courage.
As attacks on queer and trans communities continue across the country, our visibility, our joy, and our refusal to disappear remain powerful forms of resistance.
We asked members of the Pittsburgh community what “existence is resistance” means to them. Their answers remind us that Pride has always been about more than celebration; it’s about survival, solidarity, and the freedom to live authentically. #pittsburghpride
Every queer story is part of Pittsburgh`s history.
Join QBurgh and @carnegielibrary for Share Your Stories: LGBTQIA+ Pride, a community gathering where we`ll explore local LGBTQIA+ history through photographs, memorabilia, personal stories, and conversation.
This month`s theme celebrates Pride and the generations of LGBTQIA+ people who built community, created culture, and shaped life in Pittsburgh. Bring your memories, photos, keepsakes, or simply your curiosity as we connect with neighbors and help preserve our collective history.
June 20
1:00–3:00 PM
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Main (Oakland)
4400 Forbes Avenue
Whether you`ve been part of Pittsburgh`s queer community for decades or are just beginning to discover its history, your story matters. More details link in bio.
Friday, June 26 - Sunday, June 28 is Pride Weekend in Greensburg!
Kick things off on Friday with Pride Movie Night at The Palace Theatre.
On Saturday, head to The Westmoreland Museum of American Art for the annual Pride Prom event.
Then, round out the celebration with a Drag Brunch on Sunday back at The Palace.
Link in bio for complete details and to register.
Pride Weekend is presented collaboratively by @westmorelandmuseum @theacademyatwct and PFLAG.
“Big drag energy” is putting it mildly! Hundreds packed the streets outside @5801videolounge as Jimbo and an all-star cast of Pittsburgh drag royalty lit up Pride weekend. Check out more photos link in bio. 📸 by @avagracestudios
We asked Pittsburgh Pride attendees why queer community matters to them, and their answers remind us exactly why these spaces are worth protecting. From first Pride experiences to finding people who support you, this is what belonging looks like. #pittsburghpride
