what's on
We've got some great acts lined up for you to enjoy...
our best ever carnival parade route so far... get involved with this years parade...
the Chic dance arena is back again, check it out..
The very heart of this year's Birmingham Pride... the ever-popular community area!
a full weekend of great national and local cabaret acts lined up for this year... check it out...
get involved
whether it's just a few pounds or much more... help keep your pride event FREE
want to get noticed at this year's event - perhaps a stall at the event is the answer...
whether you're a community group or just a few friends or an individual - get involved with the parade...
help support Birmingham Pride by volunteering for a couple of hours or even a bit longer...
we gratefully acknowledge all our sponsors, partners and supporters...
useful info
Free Pride or ticket - YOU DECIDE!
Birmingham Pride is situated in the heart of the city's gay village...
looking for some accommodation over the weekend - here are a few suggestions...
need to get in touch with us - email the right person for your enquiry here...
with one of the most vibrant gay scene in the UK check out the bars and clubs...
Welcome to Birmingham Pride 2012
Birmingham Pride is a weekend long LGBT festival held annually in the Gay Village on Hurst Street, Birmingham, England: this year is held over the Queen's Jubilee Bank Holiday Weekend - Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd June 2012.
It is uniquely the largest LGBT two day festival in the UK - and features a Carnival Parade through the city centre plus entertainment zones - including dance arena, main stage, cabaret marquee, funfair, community village green, central market street, and the friendliest street party.
The 2012 theme is ‘It Gets Better' which highlights the worldwide youth LGBT campaign to help inspire them and show them what their lives could be like as openly LGBT adults.
The festival is a welcoming place to come and celebrate the LGBT community - whether you're gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or straight.
