London Pride 2017

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London Pride Festival takes place from Saturday 24 June to Sunday 9 July 2017, and they want it to be bigger and better than ever, with the Parade and main events on Saturday 8 July 2017.

The Parade
You’ll be in for a treat with the biggest and best parade yet, including more than 300 groups marching and more floats taking to London’s streets than ever before. Find out more about the groups marching in the Pride in London Parade 2017.
The parade starts at 1pm, and takes a 1.4-mile (2.3km) route from just north of Oxford Circus on Regent Street, down Regent Street and through Piccadilly Circus. It then heads down Pall Mall towards Trafalgar Square, and finishes in Whitehall at around 4:30pm.
Grandstand

For the first time ever, Pride in London are proud to announce a seated Grandstand, for the most spectacular views of the Parade.

Saturday 8th July

12:30pm – 5:00pm
Secure your seat for a spectacular view of the Pride in London Parade. Located on Waterloo Place, at the intersection with Pall Mall, the grandstand offers a vista like no other to enjoy every thrilling moment of London’s biggest free one day event. Our podium announcer will keep you informed throughout the day, as the diverse parade participants pass by. Book your spot for a thoroughly fabulous experience!

Pride in the Park
Join us in Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens for a picnic, live music and spoken word with UK Black Pride.
Pride in the Park is a community-style event with all kinds of entertainment. There'll be a cake baking competition, sports events, dog show, music, spoken word and food and drink. All in a relaxed atmosphere that everyone is welcome to be a part of.
It is the perfect way to relax with friends the day after the Parade.

Dog Show
At Pride in London we pride ourselves on including everyone, and that includes our furry little friends. After all, they show us so much unconditional love, they deserve some back!
At Pride in the Park, near the Pride in London stage at 4pm, we’ll be hosting a dog show where you can enter your dog and see if it grabs the eyes of our performers, organisers and the audience.
So whether your dog can do a really cool trick, or is just the cutest thing you’ve ever seen. Bring them along and involve them in the Pride festivities.