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As June approaches, Long Island gears up to celebrate Pride Month with an array of events and fun activities that honor and uplift the LGBTQ+ community. From colorful parades to lively discussions, Pride Month on LI offers a range of opportunities for people to come together, show their support, and advocate for equality and inclusivity. Whether you’re a member or an ally, all are welcome to participate. Our team collected the best LGBTQ+ events happening here on Long Island, perfect to add to your Pride Month 2025 itinerary.
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May 24 – Bridgehampton
Hamptons Summer Kick-Off at Bridgehampton Tennis & Surf Club
Start Pride early with this summer celebration benefitting the LGBT Network. Enjoy a sophisticated evening of socializing, wine, and ocean views in the Hamptons.
May 30 – Northport
Pride Flag Raising Ceremony at Village Hall
Join Northport Mayor Donna Koch as the Pride flag is raised over Village Hall and Police Headquarters to mark the beginning of Pride Month. A meaningful community tradition that sets the tone for a month of celebration and reflection.
June 1 – Babylon
Babylon Pride Parade
Main Street in Babylon transforms into a rainbow-filled celebration of love, unity, and pride. Don’t miss this festive local kickoff to Pride Month!
June 5–20 – Cold Spring Harbor
Crafting with Pride at The Whaling Museum
Celebrate the vibrant spectrum of identity and diversity beneath the waves at The Whaling Museum of Cold Spring Harbor. Enjoy self-serve rainbow crafts in the museum workshop and learn about sea creatures that challenge gender norms. A fun and educational way to celebrate Pride for all ages!
June 7 – East Hampton
4th Annual Hamptons Pride Parade
Join Grand Marshal John Cameron Mitchell—star and creator of Hedwig and the Angry Inch—for this vibrant parade through East Hampton. Head to Herrick Park for live performances and community festivities.
All of Me with All of You: LGBTQ+ Art
For the first time, The Heckscher Museum of Art is exploring its collection through the lens of LGBTQ+ identities and histories. Spanning more than 150 years, the exhibition includes paintings, sculptures, and works on paper. Admission to the museum is free!
June 8 – Huntington & Patchogue
Huntington Annual Pride Parade
Celebrate Pride where Long Island Pride first began—in Huntington Village. The annual parade brings the community together in a show of love, visibility, and support.
Patchogue Pride Parade
Patchogue’s Main Street bursts with color and energy during this annual Pride parade, presented by the Patchogue Chamber of Commerce.
Fierce & Fabulous Patchogue Pride Spectacular
Right after the parade, head to the Patchogue Theatre for a dazzling Pride celebration that’s part drag show, part comedy hour, and all-around fabulous. Tickets are limited, so grab them early!
June 14 – Bay Shore & Northport
LGBT Youth Prom – Bay Shore
Hosted by the LGBT Network at the Bay Shore Center, this prom is open to LGBTQ+ youth and allies. Enjoy a buffet dinner, dessert bar, dancing, and the crowning of the Rainbow Court—all for just $10.
3rd Annual Northport Pridefest in the Park
Head to Northport Village Park for a full day of music, vendors, local shopping, and community celebration. Explore Northport’s charming streets filled with specialty shops, galleries, and more.
June 17 – Patchogue
AR Workshop Pride Candle-Making Event
Get crafty and support a good cause! Join AR Workshop Patchogue for a Pride-themed candle-making event complete with wine, snacks, and good vibes. A portion of proceeds will benefit Patchogue Pride.
June 18 – Port Jefferson
The Meadow Club is hosting the Pride Prom: Revival of the Cosmos, which includes Drag Queens, DJ entertainment, top shelf open bar, 4-dish dinner buffet, and an ice cream sundae bar. It's a second chance at the prom for queer adults and allies 21+ filled with pride, joy and inclusivity.
June 22 – Greenport (North Fork)
North Fork Pride Parade & Festival
Thousands will gather in Greenport for this vibrant parade and celebration of love, inclusion, and pride. Expect live entertainment, local vendors, and a festive atmosphere along the North Fork.
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July 4 – Fire Island
Fire Island Invasion of the Pines
Pride doesn’t end in June! Since 1976, the Fire Island Invasion has been a legendary Independence Day tradition. Hundreds of drag queens parade through Cherry Grove, board the ferry, and "invade" the Pines. Thousands of onlookers cheer on. It ends with the crowning of queens by “Panzi,” the drag queen who started it all.
