The Leicester Pride Ball celebrated its 18th year last night, Saturday, 10th October, at the City Rooms in Leicester, featuring Disney's Aladdin and West End star Matthew Croke, along with remarkable performances from Addict Dance Academy. The night was hosted by Lea Martin and Marty Smith. Matthew Croke Addict Dance Academy Once again, it was an incredible evening, and we at Leicester Pride want to express our gratitude to everyone who supported Leicester Pride 2026. The off

Thousands participated in the city's Leicester Pride annual LGBTQ+, with over 3,500 joining the parade that started at the Curve travelling through the heart of Leicester, passing some of the city's most recognisable landmarks and arriving at Abbey Park. Organisers say at its peak up to 20,000 people attended the event at Abbey Park. Leicester Pride has deliberately maintained its free-entry model, helping ensure that the celebration remains accessible to the whole community.

Just 72 hours to go, as Leicester Pride reveals huge entertainment line-up, free Pride bus, BBC Introducing East Midlands stage and spectacular Lady Gaga finale Leicester is preparing to welcome an expected 20,000 people for one of the UK's largest free Pride festivals, with just 72 hours to go until Leicester Pride brings a huge parade, two arenas of entertainment and a spectacular finale to the city – this coming weekend. Taking place on Saturday 5 September, Leicester Pr

Sat 5th September 2026 Leicester Pride set to welcome record crowds as region becomes home to more Pride celebrations than anywhere else in the country. Leicester Pride is preparing to welcome more than 20,000 people to the city this summer as organisers gear up for what promises to be one of the largest Pride celebrations in the UK and a powerful showcase of why the Midlands is increasingly regarded as the nation's Pride Capital. The annual event – which takes place Sat

STATEMENT FROM LEICESTER PRIDE Leicester Pride is aware of an article published today by Leicester Mercury / Leicestershire Live concerning The Cork & Case. We want to make it absolutely clear that The Cork & Case is in no way affiliated with, connected to, endorsed by or operated by Leicester Pride. We are extremely concerned that the article has created an association between the venue and Leicester Pride which is misleading and has understandably caused concern among s

If there’s one thing we are incredibly proud of it is the way in which the Leicester and Leicestershire LGBTQ+ community celebrate during the summer. From the region’s biggest Pride parade and party in Leicester to the four events around the districts and market towns, it’s a fabulous time to get glammed up and show out! Whatever you’re doing for Pride month, there are plenty of chances to show your support across Leicester and Leicestershire, whether you’re part of the LGBTQ