Pride Month is celebrated each June with rainbow-themed parades, festivals, and special events in recognition of the LGBTQIA+ community. From diverse shopping experiences, to flag raising ceremonies by local governments, to vibrant celebrations, the Main Line has a plethora of ways to participate in Pride Month.

Looking for more local Pride Month offerings? Explore our roundups for Bucks County and Philadelphia to find even more ways to celebrate.

Main Line Pride Events

Find Pride-themed events around the Main Line for families to enjoy local art, food, and community. These events celebrate diversity and welcome both LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies to show their support this June.

Swarthmore Pride Celebration

Park Ave., Swarthmore
June 7, 2026, from 1–4 pm

The Swarthmore Pride Celebration offers the community an open-air experience for celebrating love, inclusivity and pride. Local makers from the LGBTQIA+ community and their allies will celebrate alongside community groups with snacks, food, music and more. Play a life-size game of Candy Land and listen in on Drag Queen Story Hour.

Pride Flag Raising Ceremony in Montgomery County

Montgomery County Courthouse Lawn, 2 E. Airy Street, Norristown
June 2, 2026, from 10–11 am

Montgomery County invites families to a Pride Flag Raising Ceremony on the Montgomery County Courthouse Lawn in Norristown. This meaningful ceremony brings together county officials, local leadership, and community members to celebrate inclusivity and diversity. Attendees will hear personal stories from county leaders and officials as they share what Pride means to them. This event provides a chance for parents and children to experience local government engagement, while supporting LGBTQ+ visibility in Montgomery County.

Pride Month Crafternoon

Gladwyne Library, 362 Righters Mill Road, Gladwyne
June 3, 2026, from 3–5 pm

The Gladwyne Library celebrates Pride Month with an engaging afternoon activity for young creators. Children are invited to visit the Junior Room between 3–5 pm to craft their own rainbow wands. The library will provide all the materials needed for little ones to express their creativity. This drop-in craft session offers families a perfect opportunity to engage in Pride Month celebrations through art and imagination.

PrideFest Chester County

Bridge Street, Phoenixville
June 20, 2026, from 12–5 pm

Chester County’s PrideFest transforms Bridge Street in Phoenixville into a colorful celebration of love, diversity, and community. Families can enjoy all-ages activities like live music, art, Drag Queen performances, and over 175 diverse vendors. Kid’s Court offers magic shows and crafts like sand art and bracelet-making. This event is a great chance to experience Chester County’s vibrant Pride community.

Delaware County Pride Festival

Upper Darby Township Building, 100 Garrett Road, Upper Darby
June 13, 2026, from 1–6 pm

Delaware County’s largest annual Pride celebration returns on Saturday, June 13th. At this vibrant festival, families can explore over 130 vendors showcasing LGBTQ+ businesses, artists, and organizations. The event offers live entertainment, cultural food, and family-friendly activities to make Pride inclusive for all. Delco Pride Festival celebrates the local LGBTQ+ community’s diversity and joy, creating lasting memories for families.

Royersford’s Annual Pride Event

Riverfront Drive, Royersford
June 20, 2026, from 1–3 pm

The Royersford Community will celebrate with their annual Pride event at Riverfront Park. They’ll be food trucks, crafts, inclusive vendors and more.

More Main Line Pride Month Events

Events are happening all month long around the Main Line to bring the community together for Pride Month. From colorful parades and live entertainment to family-friendly activities and community connection, Pride celebrations offer an opportunity to have fun while celebrating love and inclusion.

Lead photo courtesy of the LGBT Equality Alliance of Chester County; photo credit to Bad Chicken Photography. Beth Gilbert-Crowell and Becky Ormsbee contributed to previous versions of this article.