Gay pride parade san francisco 2024

San Francisco Pride 2024

June 29-30, 2024 - 9:30AM to 5:00PM PST

This year, nearly 50 different theme suggestions were submitted by the community, as well as SF Pride membership and team members.

PDT on the corner of Market and Beale streets. A ticketed Pride for Breakfast event is also scheduled for 8 a.m.

Drag Me Downtown - June 6, 13, 20, 27

Back by popular demand, Drag Me Downtown is returning for its second year!

The Celebration features a variety of entertainment options, including music, performances, food and merchandise vendors, and a family garden with activities for families. on both days.

What time is the Pride parade happening?

The San Francisco Pride parade will start at 10:30 a.m. Make it a true party with one of our special Pride Cocktails including the Cactus Flower Margarita, the Espress-yo-self Martini, the Godzilla (He’s Big in Japan) and the Harvey Milk-shake!

The Dinner and Show is $98 per person and excludes beverages, taxes, 20% gratuity and don’t forget to bring the bills for tipping the Queens!

Order their Harvey Milk Shake this month, and they’ll donate $1 to Equality California for every shake sold. It continues down Market Street and ends at Market and Eighth streets.

For $70, tickets are still available for grandstand seating for the parade, located on the north side of Market Street between Seventh and Eighth streets in downtown San Francisco.

on Saturday and Sunday. Note traffic on cross streets will be allowed to continue, subject o delays, except when parade units are crossing the intersections.

• Beale Street from Market to Folsom streets
• Main Street from Market to Folsom streets
• Spear Street from Market to Folsom streets
• Steuart Street from Market to Folsom streets
• Market Street from Beale to Steuart streets

At 9 a.m.

Party to follow hosted by Miss Sugana and Madd-Dogg 20/20. In the fight against the AIDS epidemic the militant group ACT-UP used an inverted pink triangle on their historic “Silence Equals Death” posters that were seen everywhere in San Francisco during the crisis.

Since 1995 San Francisco architect Patrick Carney has led a team of volunteers installing a huge fabric pink triangle on top of Twin Peaks during Pride month.

Visible for 20 miles, the brightly illuminated pink triangle shines every year as a reminder of the lives lost in the Holocaust and is a symbol to freedom loving people everywhere that San Francisco stands unapologetically as a world leader in the fight for LGBTQ liberation and fundamental human rights.

Prominently visible through the windows of the San Francisco Pride offices, the pink triangle is an inspiration as they work hard to prepare for the most iconic queer event in the world. 

When nearly two million people gather in San Francisco and march down Market street, San Francisco will once again demonstrate to the world that they are resolute in our fight for LGBTQ equality and human rights for all people.

Join everyone June 29-30 as we collectively light the Beacon of Love for all to see.

Website:

sfpride.org

San Francisco Pride is one of the world's largest LGBTQ+ celebrations, featuring over 200 parade contingents and exhibitors, along with numerous community-run stages and venues.

The parade is expected to last about four hours.

Which streets will be closed during the parade?

At 6 a.m.