Happy Pride Month! Celebrate With These Events In And Around Brooklyn Heights

Pride started in New York City and every June, we celebrate the 1969 Stonewall Uprising, and honor the bravery and resilience of our LGBTQ communities. Brooklyn Heights also boasts a rich history of queer activism and our streets are dotted with many LGBTQ historic sites, of which we should be proud.

Celebrate Pride Month at these events in and around Brooklyn Heights.

Borough Hall Honors

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  • Brooklyn Borough Hall

Opening Brooklyn Pride Week, honoring some of Brooklyn’s distinguished LGBTQIA+ community.

Interfaith Service at St. Ann

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  • St. Ann and the Holy Trinity Church, 157 Montague St.

Come together for an evening of spirituality and reflection, hosted in-person at St. Ann and the Holy Trinity Church and live streamed online. RSVP at this link.

Lunch with Pride at Brooklyn Commons

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  • Brooklyn Commons Park (f/k/a Metrotech Center)

Bring your lunch to Brooklyn Commons Park and be treated to a drag performance by Marilyn Monhoe.

Brooklyn Pride Festival

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  • 4th Street Plaza (map)

Brooklyn Pride Festival returns for a full day of fabulous entertainment featuring local, national, and international talent!

Brooklyn Pride Parade

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  • 5th Avenue – From Lincoln Place to 9th Street (map)

Join the fun with the ONLY Twilight Parade in NYC; a celebration of our Pride and Heritage!

Teen Time: LGBTQ+ Teen Empowerment Workshop

  • Tuesday, June 13, 2023
  • 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Brooklyn Heights Library, Gaming Room

This workshop is for teens and offers practice speaking, writing and living authentically-true to yourself; learn to empower yourself from within your experiences; and practice observing without judgment of your thoughts and feelings.

Brooklyn Americana Music Festival

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  • Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6 Liberty Lawn (map)

The 9th Annual Brooklyn Americana Music Festival returns to Brooklyn Bridge Park in celebration of NYC Pride. Throughout the day, the free family-friendly festival presents live music from LGBTQ artists, including a bluegrass jam session a the Flower Field, a buskers stage, a ‘make your own rainbow flag’ art parade, and main stage at Liberty Lawn. Refreshments, beer, and wine will be available for purchase. Bring a picnic blanket to lounge on the lawn and enjoy the show!

(Photo from Brooklyn Pride 2019, courtesy spurekar via wikicommons.)

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  • Karl Junkersfeld

    If this site continues to post Gay Pride articles, I will have to boycott.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fo0LwA9LBxM

  • Mary Kim

    That was an extra celebratory parade that year, when same sex marriage became legal in New York. Thank you for sharing, Karl.

  • Knight

    Promises, promises!