Like the idea of a celebration where everyone has the freedom to show off their true colours? Then this is the place to be!
Starting with a spectacular parade starring street artists and specially commissioned performances from Back to Ours alongside everyday heroes from local organisations, this spectacular LGBT+ festival is a true gem of Hull’s summer calendar.
The parade leaves Hull College at midday and winds its way to Queens Gardens for 1pm where the party really starts. Head to the Pride market for all your essentials to customise your Pride experience, whether that’s drinks and snacks from the street food festival or finishing off your look with glitter.
Then on the main stage, you can look forward to performances from Eurovision icon SuRie, pop genius Bright Light Bright Light, a very special appearance from drag royalty Adore Delano, plus a whole host of other surprises you won’t want to miss!
Pride in Hull is a family-friendly celebration of the LGBT+ community and is open to everyone who wants to embrace the diversity of our city. Just bring your dancing shoes, your own true colours and have a day to remember!
Then on the main stage, you can look forward to performances from Girls Aloud’s Nadine Coyle, Eurovision icon SuRie, pop genius Bright Light Bright Light, a very special appearance from drag royalty Adore Delano, plus a whole host of other surprises you won’t want to miss!
Prepare to PARTY! We are so excited to ruveal that the iconic @AdoreDelano will be sashaying over to Pride in Hull on 21 July. 🎉 Find out more at: https://t.co/a2r9OEncmo pic.twitter.com/KiF8iIF4ds
— Pride in Hull (@prideinhull) June 22, 2018
Venue Details
QUEENS GARDENS,
Queens Dock Avenue,
Hull,
HU1 3DG
As part of the Hull Maritime City Project refurbishment work is ongoing within the gardens - due to be completed early 2024. Perfect for an al fresco lunch, a game of football or a leisurely stroll, Queens Gardens is located in the heart of Hull City Centre. Originally the first dock to be constructed in Hull, it was transformed into an picturesque garden space in 1930, lined with trees and ponds with fountains. More recently, Queens Gardens has become host for popular Hull events such as the Freedom Festival and YUM Festival.
Facilities
Assistance Dogs
Blue-Badge Parking
Wheelchair Access
