PHILADELPHIA, PA - The 5th Annual Philly Pride Month extends far beyond Center City. South Jersey and the surrounding Pennsylvania suburbs are hosting some of the most vibrant, community-focused celebrations in the region. Here is a look at the essential regional festivals and parades happening this summer to help you plan your itinerary.
Camden Pride Expands to Three Days
Camden's celebration is bigger than ever for 2026. The main event kicks off on Thursday, June 11, with a special Flag Raising ceremony at the Police Administration Building at 2:30 PM. This is immediately followed by a unifying Pride Walk to Roosevelt Plaza. Once at the plaza, attendees can enjoy a vibrant vendor market spanning health, wellness, and fashion. Visitors will also witness the debut of "A Hand to Hold," an interactive community art activation designed to bring people together through shared creativity and uplifting messages.
Haddon Township Goes "Full Circle"
Just a short trip away, Haddon Township is hosting a massive two-day celebration under the 2026 theme of "Full Circle." The festivities begin with the highly anticipated HT Pride Parade, which steps off on Thursday, June 4, at 6:00 PM and travels down Haddon Avenue. The fun continues the following evening on Friday, June 5, at Haddon Square for the Pride + Progress Community Night. This open-air celebration will feature food trucks, refreshing mocktails, thrilling Drag Lip Sync Battles, and a wide array of LGBTQIA+ affirming resources for all ages.
Collingswood Pride at Second Saturday
Adding to the South Jersey momentum, the Collingswood Pride celebration returns for its fifth year on Saturday, June 13, starting at 5:00 PM. Located at the Collingswood Pocket Park at Haddon and Woodlawn Avenues, this inclusive evening brings the community together with live music, local vendors, and dynamic drag performances right in the heart of the bustling business district.
Delaware County Pride Festival
On the Pennsylvania side of the region, Delaware County is hosting its largest annual Pride celebration yet. The massive festival takes place at the Upper Darby Township Municipal Building on Saturday, June 13, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Guests can expect to browse over 130 unique vendors highlighting local LGBTQ+ businesses and artists. The afternoon will be filled with diverse cultural cuisine, live ballroom dancing, DJ sets, and all-ages activities like face painting and interactive games.
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