LGBTQ+ North America, USA, Hawaii
Don't be complacent about rights affecting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning (or Queer) (LGBTQ) people. Rights vary greatly by country or legal jurisdiction – encompassing everything from the legal recognition of same-sex marriage to the death penalty for homosexuality. According to Wikipedia as of July 2020, the penal codes of nine United Nations-recognised countries, Afghanistan, Brunei, Iran, Iraq, Mauritania, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, and Yemen, impose the death penalty for homosexuality.
The Land of the Free has some of the largest and best gay friendly destinations in the world even though the laws on homosexuality are mixed across the country. In a handful of states anti-gay sex laws remain though are rarely enforced. While there was always a gay underground, it was only in the late sixties that gay rights started to be promoted seriously following the 1969 Stonewall Riots in New York and the election of Harvey Milk in San Francisco as America’s first out gay city politician.Even if a few states still ban homosexuality in theory, almost everywhere across this huge country you will find gay oases and expressions of Pride – yes even in the more conservative states. Often it has been the courts who have taken a lead rather than politicians. It took the US Supreme Court rather than Congress to legalise same sex marriage US-wide. But the great coastal cities that we have all heard of - San Francisco, New York, Miami, Los Angeles - all in their unique way offer the European gay traveller a stunning scene and memorable holiday. Whether it’s a men only hotel in Key West or a trendy guest house in San Fran you’ll have every type of accommodation. We list over one hundred Prides across the US and these are not just the usual coastal cities. Prides and community are flourishing in the heartlands too from Little Rock, Arkansas to Cincinnati, Ohio to Chicago - see our list. This huge country has something for every LGBT traveller. Just enjoy it, but watch your waste line, the food servings are huge, too!
We have 481 LGBTQ+ Prides/Events/Festivals listing in 2025 in Usa.
States
We have 52 States in Usa.Hawaii (3 towns) |
Maine (3 towns) | Maryland (1 town) | Massachusetts (5 towns) | Michigan (9 towns) | Minnesota (2 towns) | Mississippi (2 towns) | Missouri (5 towns) | Montana (1 town) |
Towns
We have 3 Towns/Cities in Hawaii.Honolulu (6 venues) |
Countries
Africa
Cabo Verde [1] | 
Seychelles [3] | 
South Africa [11] | 
Uganda [1] | Asia
Cambodia [7] | 
Hong Kong [4] | 
India [4] | 
Indonesia [1] | 
Israel [3] | 
Japan [11] | 
Malaysia [1] | 
Nepal [1] | 
Philippines [4] | 
Singapore [5] | 
South Korea [2] | 
Sri Lanka [2] | 
Taiwan [4] | 
Thailand [21] | 
Turkey [13] | 
Vietnam [2] | Australia
Australia [44] | 
Guam [1] | 
New Zealand [23] | Europe
Austria [27] | 
Belgium [17] | 
Croatia [6] | 
Cyprus [8] | 
Czech Republic [24] | 
Denmark [16] | 
Estonia [8] | 
Finland [7] | 
France [59] | 
Germany [92] | 
Gibraltar [2] | 
Greece [51] | 
Hungary [6] | 
Iceland [1] | 
Ireland [17] | 
Italy [54] | 
Latvia [2] | 
Lithuania [5] | 
Luxembourg [1] | 
Malta [17] | 
Netherlands [52] | 
Norway [4] | 
Poland [14] | 
Portugal [36] | 
Romania [2] | 
Russia [5] | 
Serbia [2] | 
Slovakia [5] | 
Slovenia [10] | 
Spain [187] | 
Sweden [21] | 
Switzerland [22] | 
UK [1466] | 
Ukraine [1] | North America
Bahamas [1] | 
Bermuda [1] | 
Canada [33] | 
Costa Rica [15] | 
Curacao [4] | 
Dominican Republic [1] | 
Guatemala [3] | 
Mexico [34] | 
USA [701] | 
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Cuba
Ecuador
Panama
Peru
Puerto Rico
UruguayNext LGBTQ+ 10 prides/events
Aloha Maui Pride 2025
01 June 2025 at Aloha
01 June 2025 at Aloha
Kauai Pride Hawaii 2025
07 June 2025 at Rice St. from Vidinha Stadium to the Historic Coun
07 June 2025 at Rice St. from Vidinha Stadium to the Historic Coun
Kona Pride 2025
12 September 2025 at Kailua-Kona
12 September 2025 at Kailua-Kona
Honolulu Pride 2025
17 October 2025 at Waikīkī, Honolulu, Oʻahu
17 October 2025 at Waikīkī, Honolulu, Oʻahu
Venues
Bacchus Waikiki is open Tuesday through Sunday. Check our website for specific hours and to make reservations (required) during these pandemic times. Our small one-room venue offers a full bar with [...]
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Blazing Saddles – A Country Dance Club is a 501(c)(7) non-profit social organisation, whose mission is: A. To provide a comfortable, non-judgmental, nurturing, supportive, and safe environment for [...]
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Hyatt Place Waikiki BeachLGBTQ+ Friendly Hotel
Rating:
Updated: 02 Nov 2023
175 Paoakalani Avenue, Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii
Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach Hotel is less than 5 minutes’ walk from Waikiki Beach, and is right down the street from two of the cities greatest gay bars, this Honolulu hotel offers multiple on-site [...]
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The Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation produces Honolulu Pride, hosts the LGBTQ+ Center Honolulu and creates educational programs that inform and empower Hawaiʻi’s LGBTQIA+ community. We also provide [...]
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Hopping weekend night club playing EDM & pop music & hosting regular drag shows.
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The Kahala Hotel and ResortLGBTQ+ Resort
Rating:
Updated: 04 Dec 2024
5000 Kahala Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii
The Kahala Hotel and Resort is a gay-friendly resort. Situated on a private beach in Honolulu, this luxury resort boasts 4 restaurants and a full-service spa. A free shuttle to Ala Moana Shopping [...]
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