JUNE

2. June 5–7, Burien Pride [WA]
Pride celebrations in Burien, WA, kick off with a dance party on the streets of the city — Burien Town Square Park, to be exact — on Friday, June 5 from 5 to 10 pm. There will also be a beer garden available to those 21+. 

The next day, the 10th annual Burien Pride All-Day Street Festival will begin at 10 am in the Town Square. It’s a family-friendly event with live music, DJs, drag performances, vendors, and an area for kids with fun activities all day long. The kids’ area will be open until 6 pm, vendors will be there until 7 pm, and a beer garden for those over 21 will be open until 10 pm. 

The next morning, on Sunday, you can fill your stomach with pancakes and your heart with drag at Drag Queen Bingo & Pancakes from 10 am to 3 pm, also at the Town Square. All proceeds from the pancake sales support a Burien Pride High School scholarship, which is awarded by the Highline Schools Foundation to local students. More details on the ticketed Sunday event here.
 
3. June 5–7, Yachats Pride [OR]
If you like your Pride celebrations with a bit of Western flair, Yachats Pride might be the festival for you. At the Yachats Commons, on Friday, June 5, you can kick up your high-heeled boots at the opening ceremony and CowFolk chili and baked potato dinner, with a live performance by Ina Saffire Doll and Drag Bingo, plus a show hosted by the Haus of Blunt.
 
The next day, join Yachats Pride for a Trans Tea Party Panel, an educational event with conversation led by local Trans leaders. A free light lunch will be provided. “Attendees are invited to listen, learn, ask questions, and build understanding in a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment,” the event description reads. 

The tea party panel will be followed by a petting zoo at 2 pm in the grassy area behind the Commons. At 5 pm, doors open for a 16+ variety show called “Way Out West Follies.” The event will feature a full dinner service, and performers that run the full gamut from local drag to live line dancing, from knife throwing to whip tricks and lasso artistry. Afterward, from 8 to 10 pm, there’s a hoedown hootenanny dance party with line dancing lessons.
 
On Sunday, June 7, the Commons will be open from 9 am to 3 pm for a community market with local vendors, a picnic hosted by Yachats Presbyterian Church, Queer Karaoke hosted by KJ Sagee, an animal adoption event hosted by the Waldport Animal Shelter, and a Puppy Parade from 1 to 2 pm with prizes for every puppy. More information on the festival here.
 
4. June 6, Hillsboro Pride [OR]
There are few details available yet, but Hillsboro Pride has announced that its annual celebration is scheduled for June 6. More information here when available.
 
5. June 6, Woodinville Pride [WA]
On Saturday, June 6, Woodinville Pride will host its fifth annual free celebration in Woodinville, WA, from noon to 5 pm. Last year, its Pride had food trucks, live entertainment, and a free shuttle service from the Wilmot Gateway Park, where the event was hosted, to the Park & Ride. 

If you’re interested in vending or performing at this year’s Pride, you can apply here. More information on the schedule of events for the day will be posted here when available.
 
6. June 6, PhinneyWood Pride Rainbow Hop [WA]
The Phinney Neighborhood Association (PNA) is hosting its 13th annual Pride Rainbow Hop on June 6 from 9:30 am to 1:00 pm in Seattle. The event is a free parade of sorts from 67th to 87th along Greenwood Avenue. You can get a free map with a list of activities and participating local businesses, which have themed fun planned. Participating kids can get stamps on their maps, and those with at least six can exchange their maps for a free Woodland Park Zoo ticket. 

Some of the events on the list include a free antibullying play at Taproot Theatre, a Senior Pride Parade at the Greenwood Senior Center, and Drag Queen Story Time at the Greenwood Library. More details on the hop can be found here.
 
7. June 6, Stanwood-Camano Pride [WA]
On Saturday, June 6, you can celebrate the fifth annual Stanwood-Camano Pride from noon to 4 pm at Freedom Park on Camano Island. The family-friendly celebration will feature vendors, live performances, and local organizations tabling with information. More information on the event can be found here.
 
 June 6, Southern Idaho Pride [ID]
There are not many details on the website as to what you can expect from this celebration, but Southern Idaho Pride is holding a Pride Rally at Twin Falls City Park in Twin Falls, ID, on June 5, and the Twin Falls Pride Festival in Twin Falls City Park on June 6.
 
9. June 6, White Center Pride [WA]
Go “All Out” at White Center’s 7th Annual Pride Street Festival, hosted by White Center Pride. The “All Out” theme is inspired by the way the community has gone all out for each other, as well as the aspiration that all Queer people in the community can feel safe and proud being out. There will be food, vendors, entertainment, beer gardens, a resource fair, and a kids’ area at the street festival. Additional details on time and location will be announced soon here.
 
10. June 6, Kittitas County Pride [WA]
Join Kittitas County Pride for a free parade — which begins at the Ellensburg Rodeo Grounds at 11 am and continues toward downtown Ellensburg — on June 6 from 11 am to 1 pm. That evening, there will be a drag show from 6 pm to 11 pm. Tickets are on sale now here
 
11. June 6, CDA Pride [ID]
This year, the North Idaho Pride Alliance is celebrating its 10-year anniversary as a nonprofit organization and hosting a monthlong CDA4Pride campaign to celebrate Pride the entire month of June with a “variety of in-person events, activities, and educational opportunities for all ages to raise awareness and build community.”
 
The main Pride in the Park festival will be held at the Coeur d’Alene City Park from 11 am to 6pm on Saturday, June 6. It will feature a full lineup of performers, headlined by special guest, musician Amelia Day. Last year, there were over 3,500 attendees.
 
CDA4Pride has an interesting history: In 2022, 31 members of the Patriot Front, a white nationalist group, were arrested — pulled out of a U-Haul with riot gear and smoke bombs — on their way to the Pride event downtown. That same year, a far-right blogger falsely accused Eric Posey, a local drag performer, of exposing his genitals during an all-ages performance at the CDA4Pride Festival. (Posey later won over $1 million in a defamation case against the blogger.)
 
Since drawing national attention in 2022, the community has rallied around CDA4Pride, and in 2025, there were over 2,500 attendees celebrating at the annual CDA4Pride event. With the continued barrage of anti-Queer and anti-Trans policies coming out of the Idaho legislature, it is more important than ever to show up and show out for Pride festivities in Idaho! 
 
12. June 6, Chelan Pride [WA]
Chelan Pride is hosting its fifth annual celebration at Riverwalk Park from noon to 4 pm. The theme this year is “No Permission Needed,” and the event seeks to honor the Queer history of rebellion and the Black and Brown Trans people and sex workers at the forefront of that rebellion. Pride didn’t begin with a picnic or a parade, the website reads; it began as a riot. The event is family-friendly and has free admission, and will feature live music, local vendors, and community resources.
 
13. June 6, Seabrook Pride Celebration [WA]
Last year, Seabrook, WA, hosted its very first Pride celebration. … The 2026 celebration is taking place on Market Street from 10 am to 3 pm. There will be live DJ, food trucks, local vendors, and interactive activities all day long. 
Because Seabrook is a beach town where 90% of the population at any given time is part-time or vacationing, there are plenty of rentals available for anyone wanting to make a weekend out of traveling to a quaint beach town to celebrate, and the city is encouraging people to book a rental and stay for the weekend.
 
14. June 6, Seattle, Pride in the Park [WA]
Seattle’s Pride Month event calendar is booked full, but it starts with Pride in the Park at Volunteer Park on June 6, from noon to 7 pm. This is the 16th annual Pride in the Park, and will feature live music, arts, and performances all day long. If you want to vend or perform at the event, you can sign up here.
 
15. June 6, Walla Walla Pride [WA]
Walla Walla Pride will be back in downtown Walla Walla, WA, for the sixth year in a row on June 6 from noon to 5 pm at Heritage Square Park. This year, the theme is “Stronger Together, Más Fuertes Juntos.” As always, the celebration is free and family-friendly. You can sign up to volunteer or vend, or learn more info, here.
 
16. June 6, Port Townsend Pride [WA]
Pride in Port Townsend, WA, is back and even bigger than last year. The event, scheduled for June 6 from noon to 5 pm, will feature more than 65 vendors, a boat parade, live drag, live music, a kid zone, and a sensory zone. 
The Production Alliance organizers are featuring a history of Port Townsend Pride on their website, which describes how the event emerged after a 2018 Women’s March, with the inaugural Pride happening that same year. 2025 was a particularly successful year for the celebration, with more than 3,000 attendees, and more than $20,000 raised through business sponsorships to support Pride. The 14-boat parade was a big highlight, bringing the Pride spirit to the waterfront.
 
17. June 6, Snohomish Pride Parade [WA]
Starting at 10 am on June 6, Out in Snohomish is hosting the Snohomish Pride Parade and Pride Market. Both events are billed as all-ages and free to attend. The Parade runs downtown and ends at 11:30 am, while the Pride Market — featuring “LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC artists, makers, nonprofits, and community organizations,” — runs from 10 am to 3pm. More details will be available here as the event grows closer. You can still sign up to vend, march in the parade, volunteer and sponsor.

While the main Pride event is scheduled for June 6, Out in Snohomish is also hosting a variety of other Pride events throughout the month of June. On June 13, it’s hosting an all-ages potluck with storytime at the Snohomish Library at Hill Park from 4 to 7 pm. Following the potluck will be a 21+ drag show at the Helios Ballroom from 7 to 10 pm. 

The next morning, you can power through a hangover in community at an all-ages drag brunch hosted from 11 am to 1 pm on Sunday, June 14, at Jardin el Sol. And, all month long, Out in Snohomish is also hosting a Pride Passport program to encourage supporting Queer-supportive businesses. More info on all that here.
 
103. June 6, Pullman Pride [WA]
The Pride march leaves Cougar Plaza at 1:30 pm and arrives at Reaney Park for the main festival, with live performances, a community voices open mic, local vendors, food, youth activities, and interactive events throughout the day. Guests are encouraged to bring picnic blankets and enjoy the community, food, and activities in a relaxed festival setting. More info can be found here.
 
18. June 7, Curry County, Pride in the Park [OR]
Southern Oregon Coast Pride is hosting a Pride festival in Azalea Park in Brookings, OR, on June 7. The event will feature free lunch, face painting, a live DJ, a silent auction, vendors, and various arts and crafts. They’re still seeking vendors and volunteers: sign-ups and more information are available here.
 
19. June 7, Clark County Pride [WA]
At 11 am, the sixth annual Rainbow Walk begins at the La Center Bridge in La Center, WA. Immediately following is the Pride Festival at Holley Park, which runs until 4 pm. Both events are hosted by Clark County Pride. More information on the events and sign-ups for vending are available here.
 
20. June 7, Thurston County Pride [WA]
From noon to 6 pm, you can check out the fourth Annual Thurston County Pride Festival, hosted by Lady L’s Promotions. The free event takes place at the Thurston County Fairgrounds and will feature DJ Hawk, live entertainers, vendors, and more. All the details are here.
 
21. June 7, Lake Stevens Pride [WA]
From 11 am to 6 pm, you can join Lake Stevens Pride for its annual Pride celebration at the Stevens Creek Elementary School. There will be all-ages activities, performances, and community speakers throughout the day. More information on the event is here.
 
22. June 7, Snovalley Pride [WA]
You’ve heard of Pride parades and Pride in the park, but have you heard of a Pride Picnic? Snovalley Pride is hosting its fourth annual Pride Picnic at the Tolt Commons in Carnation, WA, on June 7 from 11 am to 3 pm. You can enjoy free live music, free food, free art-making stations, and community at this family-friendly event, billed “the sweetest picnic in the Valley.”


38. June 7–July 3, McCall Pride Week [ID]
Last year, McCall, Idaho held a Pride Week. This year, it’ll be an even bigger celebration: they’re looking to hold a Pride Month, with events throughout June. They kicked off the planning in April, and while things are still getting organized, they did post a sneak peek on their Instagram of the month’s events. Here are a few highlights:

• A Pride potluck at Ponderosa Park on June 7
• Queereoke hosted by Cyraphina Thunderpussy and Cody Pendant at the Yacht Club on June 11
• A drag show with ThunderPussy Productions at Foresters on June 13
• A Pride and Bike Party at Brundage Mountain Resort on July 3.

More details to come! 

94. June 10, Pride Night with the Wenatchee Apple Sox [WA]
On Wednesday, June 10, the Wenatchee Insurance Agency is sponsoring a Pride Night at the Wenatchee AppleSox game, which begins at 6:35 pm. This is the first official Pride Night ever at an AppleSox game. The occasion will be marked with a first pitch thrown by Wenatchee Pride President Kelsey Riggs, with resources provided by Out NCW, Cafe, and Wenatchee Pride. One lucky ticket holder will be given a free, unique AppleSox jersey with a rainbow logo. Tickets are available here.

95. June 11–13, Sun Valley Pride [ID]
From June 11 through 13, Sun Valley, ID, will celebrate Pride. The full schedule has yet to be announced, but the Pride in the Garden event is scheduled from 10 am to 4 pm on June 13 at the Sawtooth Botanical Garden.

98. June 12, Pride Family Fun Day, La Grande [OR]
The Eastern Oregon LGBTQ+ Coalition and Community Kindness of Eastern Oregon are joining together to host Pride Family Fun Day on June 12 from 5 to 9 pm at Max Square in La Grande, OR. There will be vendors, music, karaoke, games, resources, an open mic, and more. Tabling at the event is free, and you can sign up to do so by messaging the Eastern Oregon LGBTQ+ Coalition on Facebook. 
 
23. June 12–14, Pendleton Pride [OR]
Presented by Stonewall Behavioral Health and the Queer Belonging Project, Pendleton Pride is scheduled for June 12–14. Friday kicks off with a sign-making and coloring party in the morning, with “queer-aoke” in the evening. On Saturday, the Pride Parade and Festival will take over downtown Pendleton with live music, vendors, art, and a drag show scheduled for the evening. Pride attendees can finish out the weekend of celebration with an affirmation and blessing led by a local minister on Sunday morning, followed by a drag brunch full of fabulous performers. More details here.
 
24. June 12–15, Flathead Pride Festival [MT]
Hosted by the Glacier Queer Alliance, the Flathead Pride Festival in Montana has a slate of Pride events scheduled for June 12–15. Festivities kick off on Thursday with an all-ages yard party at Bonsai Brewing in Whitefish, MT, from 5 to 8 pm. On Friday the 13th, a family fun day is scheduled at the Gateway Community Center in Kalispell from 5 to 8 pm, with kids’ karaoke, Belegarth battles, crafts, raffles, and more. At 9 pm, there will be drag roulette at the Community Center. This is a ticketed 18+ event, with a 21+ bar, intended to raise funds for Glacier Queer Alliance.

On Saturday, June 14, festivities will continue at the Community Center with Pride Inside from 11 am to 3 pm, with free Realm of Frostwall Battles, Birds of Wild Wings raptor recovery, and aerial arts displays. Saturday will close with a ticketed 18+ drag show featuring performers from around Montana. 
The Festival closes on Sunday with a ticketed drag brunch at the Blue Store Resort in Columbia Falls at 10 am and a ticketed rafting trip with a 2:45 pm check-in at 11970 Hwy 2. E, W Glacier. All the event details and ticket info are here.
 
25. June 13, Pride in Fife [WA]
Pride celebrations in Fife are scheduled for June 13, from 6 to 9 pm at the Fife Community Center. For the first time ever, Pride in Fife will feature the crowning of the first Pride of the Valley Supreme, after local competitors from across the Puyallup River Valley compete live in a drag showdown. There will also be bingo, on-site concessions for purchase, and general good vibes. You can find more information and a sign-up to compete in the Pride of the Valley Drag Showdown here.
 
26. June 13, Salem Capital Pride [OR]
In Salem, OR, Capital Pride is hosting a Pride Parade and Block Party with activities, food vendors, games, and live performances. This event takes place in downtown Salem on June 13 from noon to 5 pm. It will begin with a parade starting at the Capitol Building and ending with a block party that takes over two blocks of Liberty Street. 

Later in the summer, they’re planning to host the 48th annual Pride in the Park. More info on the Pride Parade and Block Party is here.
 
27. June 13, Wilsonville Pride Celebration [OR]
On Saturday, June 13 from 2 to 5 pm, Wilsonville, OR, will host a free, family-friendly Pride celebration at Town Center Park. There will be performances by drag queen Dr. Poison Waters (who is also emceeing the event) and friends, plus music by DJ SM4SH and a speech from the executive director of Basic Rights Oregon, Kyndall Mason. There will also be a costume contest, with honors for the Most Fabulous Pride-Themed Adult Attire, Kid Attire, Decorated Bike, and more. Arts and crafts, seating, and food for purchase will be available at the event. If you’re an avid biker, you can consider joining the free group bike ride from Villebois to the Pride Celebration (details here).
 
28. June 13, Spokane Pride [WA]
Technically, Spokane Pride kicks off on June 12 with a party under Big Tent in Riverfront Park from 5 to 9 pm, but the main event is scheduled for Saturday. Spokane Pride is the largest Pride celebration in the Inland Northwest, and saw around 50,000 attendees last year. The theme, performer lineups, and full schedule have yet to be announced, but we know most of the basic details.

The parade begins at noon in downtown Spokane, ending at Riverfront Park, where official kick-off festivities for the festival start at 1 pm. Spokane Pride takes over most of the park, with multiple stages running live performances by drag queens, musicians, and other artists. Vendors are set up throughout the park, selling merchandise, hosting free activities, and passing out merch. More information will be here when available.
 
29. June 13, Marysville Pridefest [WA]
Marysville Pride is hosting its second annual Pridefest on Saturday, June 13 from 11 am to 3 pm at Asbery Field. It is still seeking performers and DJs for the event. You can apply here if interested. More details on Pridefest will be here when available.
 
30. June 13, IndigiQ 2-Spirit Powwow, Spokane [WA]
The same day as Spokane Pride, the fourth annual IndigiQ 2-Spirit Powwow will also be hosted at the Red Wagon in Riverfront Park. They’re still seeking Indigenous musicians and drum groups to support the event, which you can sign up for here.
 
105. June 13, Pride Block Party, Vancouver [WA]
This year marks the fifth annual Vancouver Pride Block Party! It’s free and family-focused, and draws over 4,000 attendees. This year’s celebration will feature more than 80 vendor booths, exciting activities, and live performances — all in the heart of downtown Vancouver, at SW 7th and Main Streets! This is a free event for the whole family — ALL ARE WELCOME! More info can be found here.
 
31. June 13–14, Columbia Gorge Pride Festival [WA]
The Columbia Gorge Pride Festival, hosted by Skamania Pride, kicks off on Friday, June 13 at 3 pm. There will be community gathering time, a pizza dinner, and performances by Silk and Steel and Ladybug Infestation. From 9 to 10 pm, there will be an 18+ performance by Hood River Burlesque. 
On Sunday, festivities run from 8 am to 6 pm, with breakfast, speeches, a parade at noon, lunch, and a market. All the details will be here when available.
 
32. June 14, Canby Pride [OR]
On Sunday, June 14 from noon to 4 pm, Canby Pride is hosting Pride at Wait Park. More details to follow here when available.
 
33. June 14, Canyon County Pride [ID]
Two years ago, Canyon County held its first Pride Festival in a Nampa park. Canyon County Pride made national news after its first Pride, when large fences were erected to protect participants after angry residents made vague threats and left thousands of derogatory Facebook comments on a news release about the upcoming event. The mayor herself stated it went against her beliefs, and Brian Lenney, the region’s state senator, warned that it could “turn our community into another Boise.”

Still, despite fears and pushback, Canyon County’s first Pride was so successful, they almost hit fire occupancy limits with all the people celebrating. It ended with a public marriage proposal onstage, and by the end of the day, around 2,000 people had joined the festivities. Last year, they successfully had their second Pride. 

The third Canyon County Pride celebration is scheduled for Sunday, June 14. No schedule is available yet, but more details will be here when available, and those interested in performing should reach out to [email protected].
 
34. June 14, Tri-Cities Pride [WA]
Tri-Cities Pride in Pasco bills itself as the largest Pride event in southeastern Washington. The free, family-friendly celebration typically draws over 3,000 people, organizer Kenzie Budge, the Communications Chair on the Tri-Cities Pride board, told Stonewall News Northwest last year. As usual, the event will be held at Memorial Park, and feature live performers, vendors, resource booths, and more.

Trans youth in Pasco recently faced a digital firestorm after a local city councilmember amplified false claims that a Trans student had made a cis student uncomfortable by using a bathroom aligned with their gender rather than sex assigned at birth. Pasco School District officials said the claims were not true, but the misinformation spread rapidly on social media. Tri-Cities Pride issued a statement calling on local officials to verify information before sharing it and to “center the well-being of students over speculation.”

“There was no transgender student involved in this incident. The real harm came from treating an unverified claim as fact, resulting in a student being targeted and threatened,” the statement read. “Every young person deserves to live free from the harm of being targeted for who they are or who they are rumored to be.”

You can support Tri-Cities Pride and learn more about the annual celebration here.
 
101. June 18, Baker Pride [OR]
“Rural, Resilient and Proud”: Join Baker Pride for a resource fair, chalk art, photobooth, free swag, and more from 5 pm to 8pm in Geiser Pollman Park. More info can be found here.
 
35. June 20, Newberg County Pride [OR]
On Sunday, June 20, Wine Country Pride is hosting it sannual street fair, titled “Pride on Third,” on Third Street in McMinnville, OR. The schedule has yet to be announced, but typically, the celebration features events all day long on Third Street. More details will be here when available, and sign-ups to participate are here.
 
36. June 20, Gate City Pride [ID]
Gate City Pride is hosting its Pride celebration on June 20 from 10 am to 5 pm at Centennial Park in Pocatello, ID. Not many details are available on the website yet, but you can sign up to sponsor, volunteer, or vend at the event here.
 
37. June 20, Rexburg Pride [ID]
We’re still awaiting a schedule of events, but Rexburg Pride is officially scheduled for June 20. Last year, the event was held at Porter Park and featured vendors, booths, and activities like bracelet making, an art center, life-size chutes and ladders, games, weaving, a drum circle, live performances, and more. More information will be here when available.
 
39. June 20, Philomath Pride [OR]
Save the date for Philomath Pride at Philomath City Park on June 20 from noon to 4 pm! Philomath Pride is currently in the process of planning, and looking for volunteers to help with logistics, marketing, and even curating the entertainment lineup. You can sign up to volunteer here.
 
40. June 20, Everett Pride [WA]
On Saturday, June 30 from noon to 6 pm, you can join Everett Pride for a block party in Everett, WA. More details will be here when available.
 
41. June 20, Yakima Pride [WA]
Voted the Best Festival in Yakima last year! You can experience the magic yourself on June 20, starting with the parade at 10 am — best known for the absolutely massive, 130-foot Pride flag carried along the route. At noon, the Yakima Pride Festival kicks off at State Fair Park. It’s all-ages, with free entry, and features vendors, exhibitors, live music, and performers. There’s also a ticketed 21+ afterparty at Pioneer Hall, starting at 8:30 pm and going until 2 am. More information on Yakima Pride can be found here.
 
42. June 20, Wenatchee Pride Fest [WA]
From 11 am to 6 pm, you can celebrate the Wenatchee Pride Fest at Lincoln Park. The event is all-ages and free, with local vendors, artists, live entertainment, community resources, and more. Wenatchee Pride seeks to create a “welcoming environment where everyone can show up as they are.” 
Recently, the city made headlines for replacing the June rainbow Pride banners that are typically installed on light poles across the city with “America’s Family Month” banners sponsored by the local Turning Point USA chapter. Now, the community is seeking businesses and other locations that want to display Pride banners for the month of June to ensure that the city is vibrant and celebrates diversity. More info can be found here.
 
43. June 20, San Juan Island Pride, Friday Harbor [WA]
Save the date for a Pride party at Brickworks in Friday Harbor on Saturday, June 20, hosted by San Juan Island Pride Foundation. More details will be here when available.
 
44. June 20, South Whidbey Pride [WA]
Join South Whidbey Pride (theme: “Rising Together”) on June 20 from noon to 3 pm in downtown Langley and the South Whidbey Community Center for the fourth  annual Pride Parade and Festival. The parade treks through downtown Langley, starting at the corner of Cascade and Camano Avenues, and ends where it begins, with a festival immediately following at the SWCC. You can learn more, or register to walk in the parade, vend, or volunteer here.
 
45. June 20, Bainbridge Pride Festival [WA]
Join the Bainbridge Pride Festival (theme: “Rooted in Pride”) at noon on Saturday, June 20 at Waterfront Park. You can learn more or sign up to sponsor, vend, or volunteer at the event here.
 
46. June 20, Astoria Pride [OR]
Save the date for Astoria Pride and Picnic in the Park on Saturday, June 20, hosted by Astoria Has Pride. The theme is “Still Queer, Still Here.” The organizers are seeking sponsors, artists, entertainment, vendors, and volunteers. You can find more info here or by emailing [email protected].
 
47. June 20, Days Creek Pride [OR]
Socially anxious? Hate crowds? Obsessed with those cute little miniatures you find at antique markets? Days Creek Pride, which bills itself as “possibly the smallest planned Pride event in Oregon,” might be the event for you. Days Creek itself is an unincorporated community in Douglas County, OR, that has a unique rural-but-suburban feel and a generally conservative population. 

To join (probably) the smallest Pride in Oregon, go to the bridge over the South Umpqua River in Days Creek at noon for community and Pride flag waving (RSVP or direct questions to 541-236-4787). It may be small, it’ll be full of heart and spirit, organizers promise.
 
48. June 19–21, Missoula Pride [MT]
Missoula, MT, takes its Pride seriously. Not only is there a full three days of fun from June 19 to the 21, but there are also hikes, brunch, sports, games, and more in the lead-up to the beginning of the official weekend. 

The festivities begin with a Pride Fun Run on June 19 from 10 to noon, beginning at the Missoula Art Museum. This is nontimed, three-ish-mile course just to stretch your legs before the rest of the weekend. Next is the second Annual Missoula Two Spirit Pride Powwow, also on Friday, from 1 to 5 pm at Caras Park, “honoring the past, present, and future of Two-Spirit peoples and their deep, generational ties to this land.” The night ends with multiple options for live music at two venues.

On Saturday, June 20, you can start your morning by Navigating the Genderverse with TransVisible Montana from 10 am to 11 am at the Zootown Arts Community Center, where you’ll learn about “the challenges that misinformation and cisnormative systems create for transgender, nonbinary, and Two-Spirit Montanans.” 

Beginning at noon, join the fifth Annual Missoula Pride Block party from Main St. Orange to Higgins, featuring powerhouse performers like Bob the Drag Queen, Cain Culto, and more. The parade also starts at noon, running from Third and Higgins to Main and Higgins, S Third St W & S Higgins Avenue. There are a variety of other events happening on Saturday, too, all listed here. 

And on Sunday, you can take it easier with a drag story hour and a free dance performance.
 
49. June 19–21, Camas Pride Block Party [WA]
For the third year in the row, Camas Pride is hosting its annual Pride event. This is a full weekend party that begins on Friday evening, rolls into events on Saturday, and finishes with the fourth annual Block Party on Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm. The Block Party is family friendly, and the theme is “Living Your Best Life.” More programming details will be here when available.
 
50. June 21, Mt. Hood Pride [OR]
On June 21 from 10 am to 4 pm, Wander Free and Queer is hosting a Queer Carnival at CoffeeHouse 26. This event is billed as family-friendly and substance free, with “a deep focus on community connection.” There will be carnival games, live music, local vendors with handmade items, and a raffle benefiting the Trevor Project.
 
51. June 20–21, Pride at the Zoo, Tacoma  [WA]
If you’ve ever wanted to celebrate Pride with furry and scaly friends, the Port Defiance Zoo and Aquarium Pride Celebration in Tacoma, WA, might be one to put on the calendar. There are Pride parades at 10:30 am and 3:30 pm on both Saturday and Sunday, beginning at the Picnic Pavilion and ending at the Plaza, both inside the zoo. The animals at the zoos will get special rainbow-themed enrichments all weekend long. This event is free with tickets to the zoo, available here.
 
104. June 21–22, Pride in Ocean Shores [WA]
Previously canceled, Ocean Shores Pride is back on, now coordinated by Gina McCauley, who also manages Facebook group Out and About in Ocean Shores LGBTQ. The fun begins Saturday, June 20 at 10 am with the Ocean Shores Pride City Market and an 11am minigolf tournament (all ages, registration required), with an awards ceremony at The Garage (21+). 
The fun continues on Sunday at 11:30 am with a Pride picnic at Emerson Park and Pride bingo at Galway Bay Irish Restaurant and Pub at 4 pm. More info is available here.
 
52. June 21, Anacortes Pride [WA]
On June 21, you can check out the fifth Pride Parade and Celebration in Anacortes, WA, with the theme “Stronger Together.” The parade starts downtown and is followed by a celebration at The Depot. Sign up to volunteer, march in the parade, or vend here.
 
53. June 26, Coeur d’Alene, Pride on the Runway [ID]
[Support] CDA4Pride by attending their annual Pride on the Runway fundraiser. Pride on the Runway is a 21+ night full of fashion, drag, music, and other festivities, with raffle items from local businesses for sale to benefit the organization. The doors open at 6 pm, with the show starting at 6:30 pm. Tickets start at $40, with optional upgrades and add-ons, and can be purchased here. [See June 6, CDA Pride for more background information.]
 
54. June 26, Trans Pride [WA]
Trans Pride in Seattle is “a free annual festival celebrating Trans life and community across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.” This year, Trans Pride is scheduled for June 26, from 5 to 10 pm at the Volunteer Park Amphitheatre. There will be music, live performances, resources, and community. Trans Pride requires attendees to wear masks, and provides other accessibility accommodations, like accessible seating, ASL interpretation, wheelchair accessibility, and a low-sensory tent. The event also differentiates itself by refusing to accept corporate sponsorships, and avoiding a march or other activities that would necessitate a police presence, as required by city law. More information on the event can be found here. 
 
99. June 26, Omak Pride [WA]
FYRE, a youth center in Omak, WA, is hosting its sixth annual Pride in the Park on Friday, June 26 from 5 to 8 pm at Civic League Park. There will be community booths, face painting, a mechanical bull, and even a free barbecue. More details on the event can be found here when available.  
 
55. June 26–28, Capital City Pride Festival [WA]
Head to Olympia, the capital of Washington (no, it’s not Seattle), June 26–28 for a three-day Pride celebration with live entertainment, a festival of food trucks, vendors, and resources, and a bounty of local art vendors and live exhibitions. The weekend will start with a block party on June 26, followed by a Music and Art Fest with a Health and Wellness Resource Fair on Saturday, June 27. On Sunday, June 28, there will be a parade, plus Dyke Day in the Park. The whole event is free. More details will be here when available.
 
96. June 26–27 , Southwest Montana Pride Weekend [MT]
Butte Pride and Anaconda Pride in southwest Montana have teamed up for one big Pride weekend! On Friday, June 26, the fourth annual Butte Pride Festival is back, scheduled for 5 to 8 pm at the Original Mineyard in uptown Butte. You can apply to vend at the festival here, or to volunteer here. 
The festivities continue on Saturday, June 27 with Anaconda Pride at the Kennedy Commons in Anaconda, MT. You can sign up to vend in Anaconda here. The full schedule of events will be here when available.
 
56. June 27, Longview Pride [WA]
Longview Pride is getting ambitious and seeking to hold its largest Pride ever starting at 10 am on June 27. “It’s time to show out with a bash worthy of our community! We’ve never had a Pride of this scale,” the website reads. Learn more and sign up to get involved here.
 
57. June 27, Eugene Pride [OR]
Eugene Pride, which typically draws more than 12,000 people, is scheduled for Saturday, June 27 from 11 am to 7 pm at the Lane Events Center. Attendees can expect live entertainment, local vendors, family activities, and community celebration. More details will be here when available.
 
58. June 27, Edmonds Pride Festival [WA]
Hosted by Edmonds Pride, the Edmonds Pride Festival is scheduled for 2 to 6 pm on Saturday, June 27 at the Edmonds Civic Center Playfield. This free event is emceed by Maya Mem Saab, and features live music by Hetakuso, Sara Brunner, and more; storytelling by Aunt Mama and Sister Juno; and drag performances by Navouny Divine, Indie Scent, and more. There will also be an arts and crafts area, local vendors, food trucks, and local resources. More information, including a vendor list and stage schedule, will be here when available.
 
59. June 26–27, Idaho Falls Pride [ID]
Idaho Falls Pride will kick off with an 18+ drag show at the Westbrook Convention Center (time and ticket sale information to be announced soon). On Saturday, June 27, the Pride Parade will kick off from the Unitarian Universalist parking lot at 10 am, snake around the greenbelt, and end back at the festival across the street from the parking lot at the Idaho Falls Greenbelt Bandshell Area. Both the parade and the festival are free and family-friendly. More information can be found here.
 
60. June 27, Pride in Perry [WA]
Hosted by Odyssey Youth Movement — an organization specifically serving LGBTQ+ youth in Spokane, WA — Pride in Perry is scheduled for June 27. The family-friendly, free event functions much like a block party, taking over parking lots and public space on the Perry District in South Hill, with local businesses participating. There is typically tabling, live entertainment, and activities. Last year, Selkirk the Cat made an appearance, accepting pets and giving political endorsements.

The Perry District is affectionately thought of by some residents as Spokane’s “gayborhood,” playing host to Odyssey Youth Movement, a community center for Queer youth; Wishing Tree Books, a Queer-friendly children’s bookstore; and a rainbow crosswalk, which has been the repeated site of anti-Queer vandalism. 

In 2023, Pride in Perry was crashed by members of the Proud Boys, a white nationalist group, holding banners saying “Pedophiles not welcome” and “Protect white children,” as part of a deliberate targeting of rural and smaller Pride celebrations. Despite the hatred, event organizers told The Spokesman-Review that it brought the community closer together. 
And for any Pride organizers out there reading this, there are regional-specific resources available for minimizing risk while planning Pride celebrations, like Western States Center’s Protecting Pride guide. 
Learn more about celebrating Pride in Perry and supporting Queer youth here.
 
61. June 27, Twin City Pride [WA]
Save the date for Twin City Pride at Pearl and Main Street in Centralia, WA, on June 27 from 10 am to 1 pm, hosted by Lewis County Pride. More details can be found here when available.
 
62. June 27, Sequim Pride [WA]
Sequim Pride is partnering with the Sequim Farmers and Artisans Market for “a day of diversity, celebration, and community goodwill,” on June 27. Those interested in volunteering can email [email protected]. More details available can be found on the Instagram page when available.
 
63. June 27, Gig Harbor Pride [WA]
Join Pride Gig Harbor for its fourth annual Pride in the Park on Saturday, June 27 from 11 am to 4 pm at Skansie Brothers Park in Gig Harbor, WA. The event this year is called “Cirque do So-Gay” (like Cirque du Soleil). They are still seeking vendors and sponsors. More information on the event will be posted on their Facebook here when available.
 
64. June 27–28, Seattle Pridefest [WA]
Two locations, two days, hundreds of thousands of people. Seattle Pridefest is scheduled for June 27 and 28, at both Seattle Center and on Capitol Hill. They’re still seeking performers, vendors, and sponsors for the 2026 event. More information and sign-ups can be found here.
 
102. June 27, Ontario Pride [OR]
"Together in Unity We Rise!" Organized by One Community All Spirits, in partnership with the Eastern Oregon Center for Independent Living and local advocacy groups, Ontario Pride [will take place] 12 pm–4 pm at the Ontario Historic Train Depot. 

Organizers are looking for vendors (artists, nonprofits, and businesses), with drag show details coming soon. To sign up, email [email protected]. The Pride flyer can be found here. There is also a free virtual event with a great lineup this year that can be found here.
 
65. June 28, Albany Pride [OR]
Save the date for Albany Pride at Monteith River Park on June 28. More details when available plus sign-ups to volunteer and perform can be found here.
 
66. June 28, Methow Pride [WA]
Want to go to Methow Pride? Save the date for Sunday, June 29. Event details can be found here when available.
 
67. June 28, Beaverton Pride [OR]
They might be biased, but the organizers of Beaverton Pride call it “Beaverton’s favorite summer event.” This year, Pride in the Park is scheduled for June 28 from 11 am to 5 pm, with a parade kicking things off from 11 am to noon. Entertainment and a more detailed schedule will be announced here soon.
 
68. June 28, Stonewall Pride Walk [OR]
From noon to 2 pm on June 28, the organization People Like Us will hold its fourth annual Stonewall Pride Walk, which starts at the Wallowa County Courthouse. All friendly faces are welcome — more information can be found here!
 
69. June 28, Prideville Festival [OR]
On June 28 from noon to 5 pm at Pioneer Park in Prineville, OR, Prideville is hosting its sixth annual Prideville Festival. This year’s event is themed “Small Town, Big Pride” and will feature vendors, resource booths, and live entertainment. More information and details on how you can support it can be found here.
 
97. June 28, Boise Resource Fair [ID]
On Sunday, June 28, about a dozen organizations — including the the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights, Boise Trans Collective, and ACLU of Idaho — are coming together to host a Pride Month Community Resource Fair at the William F. Hayes Memorial Auditorium in the downtown Boise library from noon to 6 pm. Alongside resources from the participating organizations, the event will also feature an LGBTQIA+-inclusive storytime at 2:15 pm and a Celebration of Pride featuring the Starbelly Dancers & Starbelly Student Troupe at 4:30 pm. More information on the event can be found here. 
 
100. June 28, Nehalem Bay Pride [OR]
Save the date for Nehalem Bay Pride, hosted at the Heart of Cartm studio in Wheeler, OR, on June 28 from noon to 4 pm. There will be more details on a schedule of events for the weekend of June 26–28 posted on the Manzanita Pride Facebook page when available.

JULY

70. July 9–12, Sandpoint Pride [ID]
Sandpoint Pride, hosted by the Sandpoint Alliance for Equality, is one of the more rural Pride celebrations on the list. This year, the event is scheduled for July 9–12. Despite the rural location, SAFE’s website estimated attendance for the event at over 2,600. Photos from previous Sandpoint Pride celebrations show a family-friendly event with live performances of music, dance, and drag; activities like face painting; and tabling by a variety of community nonprofits. 
 
71. July 11, Saturday in the Park, Vancouver [WA]
The Southwest Washington Pride Alliance is hosting Saturday in the Park on July 11 from 10 am to 5 pm. Saturday in the Park is a little different than your traditional Pride celebrations, with a focus on providing educational workshops for LGBTQ+ families, and fundraising for local charities. Of course, there will also be fun and entertainment to be had! You can learn more info, or sign up to vend, volunteer, or sponsor the event, here.
 
72. July 11–12, Bellingham Pride [WA]
Every year, thousands of people attend Pride festivities in Bellingham, WA. There’s a whole weekend of celebration planned this year, with the Pride Fairhaven Family Fun Day kicking things off with an all-ages picnic at the Fairhaven Village Green from noon to 3 pm, with food and drinks available for purchase. Then, head to the annual all-ages dance party at -HUT- for live DJs and drag performers from 4 to 7pm, via the alley entrance next to the former Boundary Bay Beer Garden.

On Sunday, the Pride Parade runs from 11 am to 1 pm, with the route starting at the Bellingham High School parking lot and ending at the Pride Festival in Depot Market Square at the 1100 block of Railroad Avenue. The festival runs until 4 pm, with artisans, community groups, nonprofits, and businesses tabling at the event. And for those over 21, you can end the night at the Rumors afterparty, with dancing at Rumors Cabaret & Side Piece, open noon to 2 am.
 
73. July 12, Tacoma Pride [WA]
The Tacoma Pride Festival will be hosted by the Rainbow Center on July 12 at Wright Park, beginning at noon. More information on the event can be found here when available.
 
74. July 13, Belfair Pride & Diversity [WA]
On Monday, July 13 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, the Mason County Democrats will host Belfair Pride & Diversity at the Belfair House Apartments in Belfair, WA. No additional details are available, but more info can be found here when they are.
 
75. July 18, Lincoln County Pride [MT]
Save the date for Lincoln County Pride in Libby, MT, on July 18, hosted by the Northwest Montana Queer Alliance. If you want to volunteer, perform, or vend, you can sign up by contacting them on Facebook here. More information on the event will be posted here when available.
 
76. July 18, Kitsap Pride [WA]
On July 18, Kitsap Pride will hold its annual Pride Festival. No additional details are available yet, but you can find them here when they’re posted.
 
77. July 18, Goldendale Pride [WA]
Save the date for Goldendale Pride, an annual celebration of love, inclusion, and community hosted at the Klickitat County Courthouse. More information can be found here when available.
 
78. July 18–19, Portland Pride [OR]
Hosted by Pride Northwest, Portland Pride’s Waterfront Festival is one of the West Coast’s biggest Prides, and this year it’s scheduled for July 18–19 at Tom McCall Waterfront Park. The celebration begins at noon on July 18, and runs until 8 pm that night. Afterward, join Radiance, the 14th annual Gaylabration dance party, at the Crystal Ballroom. 

On Sunday, Pride is back. The parade begins at 11 am; festivities will continue at the park from 11:30 am to 6 pm. While it’s free to attend, there is a suggested $10 donation, with all proceeds going to both keeping the annual event running and supporting Pride Northwest’s year-round programming.
 
79. July 25, Pacific County Pride, Long Beach [WA]
While a lot of the details — like evening festivities — are still up in the air, Pacific County Pride has announced a celebration in Long Beach, WA, on July 25 from 9 am to 8 pm. The day will begin with kite-flying on the beach, followed by the festival from noon to 7 pm in downtown Long Beach and the Veterans Field and Stage. Evening festivities will commence at 8 pm. More information can be found here when available.
 
80. July 26, Pacific County Pride, Raymond [WA]
The next day, Pacific County Pride will be back at it, this time in Raymond, WA. There, celebrations will start at 10 am with a mimosa bar and brunch at Alder + Co / WildPines Coffee Co. The festival will run from noon to 4 pm at Riverfront Park, with vendors, a DJ, and a beer garden. There will be a celebration walk at 4 pm from a yet-to-be-announced location to Raymond Theatre, where a drag show begins at 5 pm. More information can be found here when available.
 
81. July 26, Puyallup Tribal Pride [WA]
Save the date for the Puyallup Tribal Pride on July 25, from 2 pm to 6 pm at 3001 Puyalupabsh St. in Tacoma, WA. More information on the event will be posted here when available.
 
82. July 26, Milwaukie Pride [OR]
From 10:30 am to 2:30 pm, you can join a community-led gathering at Scott Park in Milwaukie, OR, to celebrate Pride Month. This is an all-ages event with live entertainment, food, games, and more. Additional details are available here.

AUGUST

83. August 1, Coos County, Pride in the Park [OR]
Southern Oregon Coast Pride is hosting a Pride festival in Mingus Park in Coos Bay, OR, on August 1. The event will feature free lunch, face painting, a live DJ, a silent auction, vendors, and various arts and crafts. They’re still seeking vendors and volunteers: sign-ups and more information are available here.
 
84. August 1, Battle Ground Pride [WA]
Mark your calendars for the sixth annual Battle Ground Pride, hosted by Evoke Cascadia at the Battle Ground Event Center on Saturday, August 1 from 11 am to 4 pm. This is a free, family-friendly event. KN95 masks will be required inside, and masks will be provided at the door while supplies last. There will be vendors, resources, a lip-sync battle, a clothing closet, a sensory room, and a silent auction. More information and applications to become a vendor can be found here.
 
85. August 22, Garland Pride, Spokane [WA]
The third annual Garland Pride, hosted in the Garland District of Spokane, WA, by neighborhood Queer and allied businesses, with support from Spokane Pride, is scheduled for August 22 from 4 to 9 pm. This year’s theme is “Alice in Wonderland,” with a free showing of the movie at the neighborhood’s Garland Theater. There will also be a vendor faire, which businesses and nonprofits can sign up for here. More details on the event can be found here when available.
 
86. August 22, Poulsbo Pride [WA]
Save the date for Poulsbo Pride’s annual celebration, this year at Raab Park. More information and volunteer and performance opportunities will be posted here when available.
 
87. August 28–30, Palouse Pride, Moscow [ID]
Inland Oasis will be hosting its Palouse Pride festivities the last weekend of August. We know there will be drag bingo on Friday, Pride in the Park and a drag show on Saturday, and a brunch on Sunday. More information can be found here when available.
 
88. August 29, Oregon City Pride [OR]
Save the date for Oregon City Pride on August 29, with vendor, volunteer, and sponsorship opportunities coming soon.
 
89. August 31, Community Pride, Wallowa [WA]
There’s not much information available yet, but save the date for the Community Pride Celebration in Wallowa, WA, hosted 2SLGBTQIA+ nonprofit People Like Us.

SEPTEMBER

90. September 5, Pride Across the Bridge, Kirkland [WA]
Pride Across the Bridge will be held on September 5 in Kirkland, WA, from noon to 5 pm. This marks a move from the original location (Redmond). Organizers attributed the move to incredible growth over the last four years, with over 1,000 attendees in 2025. While the official Kirkland location has yet to be announced, event details state that it will be in a park with ADA-accessible parking spaces nearby, allowing for heightened accessibility and overall capacity. Some things aren’t changing though — the event is staying free and police-free. More information can be found here.
 
91. September 18–20, Boise Pride Festival [ID]
Boise Pride is back and bigger than ever for the 37th Boise Pride Festival. This year, attendees can expect a three-day celebration, with a ticketed opening night on Friday and free festivities on Saturday and Sunday. More info can be found here when available.
 
92. September 18–20, Newport Pride [OR]
Newport, Oregon, Pride will be hosting the fifth annual Pride Festival on September 18, 19, and 20. They are still seeking sponsors and volunteers. More information and sign-ups can be found here.

CANCELED (partly)

Grays Harbor Pride [WA]
For 12 years, Out & Proud has hosted the annual Grays Harbor Pride festival, but in the past year, the board of directors has changed significantly, “largely due to burnout.” Both the president and the Pride Committee chair recently stepped down, leaving the board with just four active board members, according to a statement posted on Facebook. No one has stepped up to replace them. Because of lack of board volunteers, the Grays Harbor Pride festival is canceled this year. 

Still, they’re not giving up. They’re still planning on hosting the annual Pride drag show at the Historical Seaport on September 19, and the annual Pride Prom the night before at Events on Emerson. They’re hoping to be back with the annual festival in 2027.

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