Estamos en junio y eso significa que es el Mes del Orgullo. En ciudades de todo el mundo se celebra este importantísimo e histórico mes para la comunidad LGBTQ+.

Celebrating during June honors the Stonewall Uprising that took place in Manhattan in 1969. Also called the Stonewall Riots, it all started “when New York City police raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay club located in Greenwich Village in New York City.” A riot ensued followed by protests and clashes with police. “The Stonewall Riots served as a catalyst for the gay rights movement in the United States and around the world.” 

Orgullo en Nueva York 

1970 fue el primer año de la Marcha del Orgullo de Nueva York. El Comité del Día de la Liberación de Christopher Street la organizó y ha continuado celebrándose anualmente hasta hoy.

Today, Heritage of Pride, a nonprofit group, plans, organizes, and produces New York City’s LGBTQIA+ Pride events. “Heritage of Pride works toward a future without discrimination where all people have equal rights under the law.” Through events that inspire and educate, Heritage of Pride also celebrates the diverse community and ensures safe events. Colorful and uplifting parades, festivals, and joyous celebrations are among the principal components of LGBTQ Pride Month celebrated in June in the United States as well as around the world.

If you’re in New York City in June, make sure you take part in the many celebrations leading up to the NYC Pride March. The Youth Pride March will kick off on June 27, 2026 – the event is free, but an RSVP is required.

It all comes together on June 28th at the Pride March. Beginning at noon, at 25th Street and Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. It eventually passes the Stonewall National Monument as well as the New York City AIDS Memorial, and then it ends in Chelsea. New York City does Pride like no other city. Expect to be out late to celebrate!

Celebra 50 años de orgullo en Londres

Con más de 30.000 participantes, el Orgullo de Londres atrae a unos 1,5 millones de visitantes y es uno de los festivales del orgullo más antiguos e importantes del Reino Unido. Orgullo en Londres es una organización sin ánimo de lucro que se centra en la igualdad y la diversidad y ofrece una plataforma a las comunidades LGBT+. La organización está ahí "para concienciar sobre los problemas LGBT+ y hacer campaña por las libertades que les permitan vivir sus vidas en auténtica igualdad".

London’s parade is scheduled for 4 July 2026. Pride in London 2026 promises an even more spectacular parade, building on the tremendous success of previous years. Guided as always by the core values of visibility, unity, and equality, Pride in London is more than just a parade—it’s a testament to the power of community, a reminder that love knows no boundaries and that together, we are stronger. With visibility as our guiding light, unity as our strength, and equality as our goal, we march forward, paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future for all. #PrideInLondon

Únete al viaje del Orgullo en San Francisco

It’s now 55 years of Pride in the City by the Bay. “With over 200 parade contingents and exhibitors, and more than twenty community-run stages and venues, the San Francisco Pride Celebration and Parade is the largest gathering of the LGBT community and allies in the nation.” 

During the last full weekend of June, Pride festivities begin Saturday, and the parade is on Sunday, June 28th. It starts at Beale Street and ends at Market and 8th Street in downtown San Francisco. Grand Marshalls of the parade come from the San Francisco area and are from a variety of backgrounds. They help to further the cause of LGBTQ+ people.

This year’s theme, Resistance in Action!, is a testament to the resilience and enduring spirit of the LGBTQ+ community, and as the spirit of Pride has always been, and remains, a powerful act of protest.

Cuando estés en París, no dejes de celebrar el Orgullo Gay

Volver en 1981se celebró por primera vez la manifestación del Orgullo de París. Hoy son más de medio millón de personas las que participan en las calles de París. Desde coloridas carrozas hasta música a todo volumen, es el momento perfecto para tomar las calles de París y apoyar a la población LGBTQ+. 

So, if you’re in Paris in June, it’s the perfect place to celebrate Gay Pride. What was formerly known as Gay Pride is now LGBTQI+ Pride March, and it’s back this summer in Paris for the 2026 edition, which is set for 27 June 2026. This parade kickstarts the summer season of parties and events around the city. When the procession finishes, the Pride celebration continues with parties spilling out into adjoining streets to the many nearby gay cafes, bars, and clubs.

Ver Madrid y unirse para celebrar el Orgullo

A great destination for pride, Madrid celebrates like no other city with events from 25 June to 5 July. The actual Madrid Parade will take place on the first Saturday in July.

"Madrid es uno de los mejores destinos LGBTQ+ del mundo y su Orgullo anual es una cita obligada para miles de personas de todo el mundo".

Expect a week of everything from political activism to cultural events and fun activities. It all comes together for the big day: the Madrid Pride Parade (usually from Atocha train station to Plaza de Colón).

Hay muchas actividades que hacer y mientras se celebran en el barrio de Chuecael Orgullo no es sólo de este barrio, sino que se celebra en toda la ciudad. Encontrarás multitud de conciertos y espectáculos en varias plazas.

En cualquier lugar del mundo donde te encuentres durante el mes del Orgullo, lo más probable es que haya una marcha para mostrar solidaridad y que la unión hace la fuerza. ¡Vamos, Orgullo!

Celebración de la diversidad y la inclusión en Chicago

Fecha de publicación original: 13 de junio de 2022