Pride In London 2022 celebrates 50 years of Pride. QX celebrates 25 years. Here we bring you a brief all you need to know guide to Pride In London. We hope that it helps make your day the perfect celebration that you so justly deserve. Finally, the weather has never stopped us, so take a small brolly just in case! Oh, and stick a twenty in your sock for the taxi home! Have fabulous Pride In London 2022. Team QX.
Pride In London Mission
As we celebrate Pride In London it’s worth remembering why we’re doing it. We’re not only having a fun day out …
The Pride In London mission statement
- Be fully inclusive of all sections of the LGBT+ community, free at the point of access
- Provide a celebration of LGBT+ life and a platform to continue the fight for equality and to challenge prejudice
- Establish Pride in London on a sustainable footing and grow the festival over time to serve better the needs of London’s LGBT+ community and promote London as a beacon to the world
“We aim to be transparent as far as possible. That’s why we hold regular open meetings to report on Pride and gather feedback. We are also committed to engaging with residents, businesses and other groups who are involved in or affected by Pride.” – Pride In London
Pride In London Parade: Interactive Pride Parade Map
Find your way to the Parade on time. Start from Hyde Park Corner at 12 noon. The parade finishes at Whitehall Place at 6pm. Expect to see hundreds of LGBTQ+ community groups march and over 30,000 participants. The interactive map will show you where you can enter the parade and where you can spectate. It also details handy crossing points and first aid stations, toilets and more.
Four Pride In London Stages across London
Speakers and entertainers, with Trafalgar Square, Golden Square, Leicester Square also offering various stalls including food and drink. Leicester Square stage is dedicated as the LGBTQIA+ Women and Non-Binary stage.
Golden Square
From 12pm: King Dee, Janethan, Keanan Sayce, Eddy Luna, DJ Kaspa, Misty, Frizz Price, Reptile B, Sharna Cane, Ben E Davis, Casey Tufnell and Cushyhaze. From 3pm: Siena Liggins, Mista Strange, Lordin, Tré Mitchell and Mila Jam. From 5pm: ARION, Cat Burns, Teraj, Samantha Mumba and Cocoa Butter Club
Trafalgar Square
From 12pm: The cast of Dear Evan Hansen, Kinky Boots in Concert at Drury Lane, SVN, Jack Hawitt, Pride’s Got Talent – Natalie Grace, Homoparody, Winner of Pride’s Got Talent – Cabaret, Bang Bang Romeo and Mila Jam. Mid afternoon 3pm: London Gay Big Band, ARION, Kat Graham, Winner of Pride’s Got Talent – Music, Cat Burns and Drag Race UK Stars: The Vivienne, Lawrence Chaney, Tia Kofi. From 5pm: Samantha Mumba, Netta, Emeli Sande and Ava Max
Leicester Square
From 12pm: Eddy Luna, El Conchitas, Mila Jam, July Jones, Jen Ives, Christian Adore, Eloise Viola. From 3pm: Drag Syndrome and Justin Bond, GIRLI, Bang Bang Romeo, Pre Wavy. From 5pm: Poppy Ajudha, Kat Graham, Krystal Lake and the Voguers, Pyra, Siena Liggins and Dréya Mac
Dean Street, Soho
From 12pm: Dylan Holloway, Ms Alexa Vox, Kenan Kián, Conleth Kane, Ebony Rose Dark, Alpha Dancers, Romeo De La Cruz, LGBTQ Disabled Queer & Hear and The Enby Show: Carrot, Flick & Shardeazy. From 3pm: Baby Lame, Valerio Lysander, Jamie Fuxx,Lysander Dove from Bar Wotever, Don One, Rahmel Lee, Khalysis and Shar Cooterie. From 5pm: Ring The Alarm, The Glory Present: MAN UP! Don One, Dairy King, Paul Bollywood and Clay Taurus, Adam All and Apple Derrieres, Holestar, Justin Vivian Bond, Marnie Scarlet, Victoria Scone and Beyonce Experience
Over 50 parties across London celebrating Pride In London 2022
Check out our comprehensive guide to Pride In London parties and after parties. Celebrating our fabulous LGBTQIA community, there’s a party for everyone!
