Pittsburgh Pride Voted 3rd Best Street Festival in Pittsburgh

Posted by By QBurgh staff writer September 18, 2024 1 Min Read

Up against stiff competition like Picklesburgh, Three Rivers Arts Festival, and Neighborhood Flea, Pittsburgh Pride was voted 3rd best Street Festival by readers in the City Paper Best of PGH 2024. Also coming in third for best music festival was Pride on the Shore, now called All Out Music Fest.

Other LGBTQ stars in the City Paper’s Best of PGH were the Blue Moon for Best LGBTQ Bar, PSquare Scents for Best LGBTQ-owned business, Chi Chi De Vivre for Best Drag Performer, Hazell Azzer for Best Voguer, Dormont Florist for 3rd Best Florist, and many more.

Special shout out to QBurgh photographer Ava Grace for 2nd Best Creative Photographer Events/Sports!

For the full Best of PGH list, head over to the City Paper or pick up a copy on newsstands today.

City Paper’s Best of PGH 2024

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