London's Best Pride Parties

Celebrate Pride Month at The London Art Bar in Holborn, the perfect vibrant venue for LGBTQ+ gatherings. With a lively Pride Month Quiz Night and a special screening of Pride (2014), it's a fantastic spot to connect, celebrate, and enjoy great drinks in a welcoming, inclusive space. Whether you're here for the events or just to soak up the atmosphere, The London Art Bar brings the spirit of Pride to life.

Get ready to elevate your Pride celebrations with the Century x SHD Pride Carnival Party - an epic night of music, colour, and pure joy high above the city on Century's rooftop and beyond. Feel the vibe as a stellar DJ lineup spins everything from Soulful House, Disco, Classic House, RnB, Soul, to Afro Beats, featuring Ben Jamin, Alex Eugiene, Aquila and Sugabear, plus surprise special guests.

With the fabulous Yveelicious and Marky Mark hosting - two legends of the queer party scene - you're guaranteed an unforgettable night of dancing and celebration. Now in its 20th year, SHD is a beloved queer-led club night known for bringing feel-good vibes to iconic venues across London.

This Pride, let your inner theatre kid shine at The Room Where It Happens, where the cocktails are strong, the voices are louder, and the vibes are nothing short of fabulous. Step into a dazzling world of musical magic as singing servers serenade you with iconic showtunes from Wicked, Les Mis, Hairspray, Hamilton, and beyond, all while serving up cocktails with flair and plenty of sparkle.

Whether you're a die-hard Broadway fan or just love a good sing-along, this is your cue to join the chorus. Expect a day packed with belting, boozing, and all the queer joy your heart can handle. This Pride, grab your crew, warm up those vocal cords, and get ready to sing, sip, and sparkle like the star you are.

This Pride weekend, take a moment to come home to yourself. People Like Us invite you to an intimate, heart-led Somatic Movement & Breathwork Mini Retreat created especially for the LGBTQIA+ community. Held in the beautiful rooftop 100 Room at One Hundred Shoreditch, this is your space to move, breathe, and reconnect with your inner world - whether you're unwinding after the parade or seeking a softer, more grounded celebration.

Guided by Natalia and Calypso, you'll flow through intuitive somatic yoga and a conscious connected breathwork journey designed to regulate, release, and restore. No experience needed - just bring a pen, a notepad, and your whole self. 

Head to Thirteen at Chateau Denmark in Soho for their fantastic Rowdy & Proud event this July, combining cabaret, circus and drag. This bold performance features mind-blowing entertainment and fabulous costumes, as well as an all-star lineup.

Acts include talented queen Marnie Scarlet, circus star Aaron Marshall and even three-time Guinness World Record holder Amazi, with a live DJ to boot. £13 tickets will get you entry and a drink, or for £31 you can enjoy two drinks and a small plate while you watch. 

Lace up your skates and get ready for Queens at QUEENS, the disco on ice that's taking place at Queens Skate Dine Bowl in Notting Hill. This is happening every Friday in June, hosted by two of London's most talented drag queens.

There'll be a live DJ playing all the very best pop tunes, so you can skate and boogie to your heart's content - costing only £15 per person to attend.

Kick off Pride weekend with a trip to Mama Shelter in Shoreditch, where they're hosting a fantastic live music evening. There'll be three performers on the night: Anthony Hughes, Maya Law and RoXXXan, each promising a brilliant show that you can vibe along to. Tickets cost just £15 each, including a welcome cocktail.

Step inside Two Brewers, Clapham's legendary gay venue that's been serving fabulousness for over 30 years and promises plenty of good vibes this summer. Known for its glitter-filled drag cabaret, this iconic spot offers show-stopping performances seven nights a week, 365 days a year.

Their state-of-the-art club hosts epic dance parties and spectacular shows, from the sensational London Gay Big Band to the uproarious Pam Ann. Head on over to the South London haunt to revel in karaoke, quiz nights and some of the city's best drag acts. Come for the glitz, stay for the glam, and sashay the night away.

Get ready to turn up the volume and sparkle extra bright - Pride at Greek Street Live is bringing the ultimate Soho celebration to life.

This all-out, glitter-soaked party is bursting with high-energy vibes, jaw-dropping performers, and a soundtrack that'll have you dancing 'til 4am. Expect fierce DJs spinning non-stop bangers, show-stopping dancers, and fabulous stilt walkers bringing the drama (and the height).

Degenerate Fox's The Dirty Thirty is a fast-paced, interactive theatre experience where 30 plays are performed in just 60 minutes, and the audience decides the order. Taking place at The Rosemary Branch in Islington, tickets range from £12 to £15 for a night packed with comedy, drama, games, and surprises - especially for the Pride special.

Suitable for ages 16 and up, the show runs on Friday 4th July at 9pm and Saturday 5th July at 7pm.

Since opening in 1991, Village has become a staple of Soho's gay scene, offering something for everyone under one roof. By day, it's laid-back and understated, but come nightfall, it lights up Old Compton Street with fabulous DJs and sassy go-go boys. With four floors, including an underground club, bar and dance area, and a top-floor chill-out space, this joint has it all. 

Come Pride month, this bar will be buzzing with good vibes, classic dance tunes and a menu of delicious concoctions to help you get in the celebratory spirit. Their epic event's lineup includes DJ's like Niklas Liljesand, Vivian Bam Bam and Kurt Potter alongside fabulous go-go boys serving fabulousness all night.

This July, head to BAM Karaoke Box in Victoria, where they're hosting a fantastic afterparty led by Envy The Queen. Expect a raucous performance full of powerful vocals and vibrant energy, with non-stop iconic performances.

Tickets cost just £7, or for £32 you can have a small plate, two drinks and two hours of private karaoke as well - so you can do a little singing of your own.

This summer, get ready for Briefs, an evening full of chaos and mischief from the Australian drag and burlesque group. This is taking place at HERE At Outernet in Soho, promising non-stop drag, cabaret, circus acts and more. Expect a talented lineup of performers, all for just £27.50 per person.

Get ready for a Pride celebration like no other as iconic drag superstar Violet Chachki takes over The MAINE Mayfair for an exclusive two-night showcase on the 19th and 20th of June. Known for snatching the crown on RuPaul's Drag Race and serving jaw-dropping looks worldwide, Violet is bringing her signature blend of glamour, burlesque, and high-camp seduction to London's most decadent venue.

As the city celebrates Pride, The MAINE - famed as the capital's home of burlesque theatre - sets the stage for a dazzling night of unapologetic queer joy. Expect bold performances, fierce fashion, and an atmosphere that radiates pride and power. 

One of the most popular spots for Pride parties in London, Circa Embankment is sure to pull out all of the stops this colorful month. Since 2018, this hotspot has been shaking things up in London's LGBTQ+ scene, serving up fun like nobody's business.

A glittering venue on Victoria Embankment, it's dishing out late nights filled with house and R&B classics, live music, and dazzling performers. Join them as live DJs soundtrack a night of drinking, dancing and celebrating in an unparalleled setting. It's the ultimate night out, guaranteed to keep you groovin' and movin'.

This summer, Berners Tavern sets the stage for an evening like no other. In collaboration with the creative minds behind Classical Pride, the iconic dining destination proudly presents Classical Drag - a bold blend of contemporary classical music and London's dazzling drag artistry.

Hosted by the ever-fabulous Dinah Lux and Barbs, with guest instrumentalists from the LGBTQ+ classical scene, expect a symphony of wit, theatricality, and haute cuisine. It's a dinner party where Mozart meets mesh, and every note slays.