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Edmonton Pride Month 2026

City Of Edmonton #1, Sir Winston Churchill Square, Edmonton

Pride Edmonton is gearing up for its biggest Summer of Pride yet, with an expected 100+ events planned across the Greater Edmonton Region. From iconic festivals to intimate community gatherings, Pride Edmonton is your go-to guide for planning an unforgettable Pride experience—whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway or staying to soak up the full season.

Celebrate Pride Month in the City of Edmonton! 🌈

June in Edmonton is a vibrant celebration of 2SLGBTQIA+ pride, community, and culture — and every year the city comes alive with events that honor diversity, visibility, and inclusion. Building on the strong tradition of Pride celebrations in recent years, this year’s Pride Month will feature an exciting lineup of activities from June through the summer, all proudly showcased on the Pride Edmonton Events Calendar.

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Cue the Queers – An Open Mic

Fringe Grounds Cafe 10330 84 Avenue NW, Edmonton

Cue the Queers – An Open Mic

When: every Wednesday at 7:00PM at the Fringe Grounds Cafe, starting June 10!
Tickets: This is a free event. No ticket needed, Drop-ins welcome.
Price: Free!

Come to be seen, come to be heard, and come as you are.

A stage for every voice: music, poetry, comedy, and everything in between. Share, cheer, and celebrate queer creativity in a space that’s warm, welcoming, joyfully judgement-free.

Each night will bring new magic, new mischief, and a whole lot of Queer creativity as we are hosted by Queer Artists from across Edmonton who are there for inspiration and encouragement!

Interested in performing? Register when you arrive!

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Inclusion in Action: Strengthening Local Sport Organizations

Edmonton Public Library - Strathcona 8331 - 104 Street NW, Edmonton

Local sport organizations play a powerful role in shaping community connection, belonging, and wellbeing. This panel discussion, presented in partnership with Sport Edmonton, will explore how inclusive practices in sport create stronger experiences not only for underrepresented and equity-deserving groups, but also for the entire sport community.

As the civic agency responsible for providing strategic alignment and operational support to local sport organizations, Sport Edmonton helps build stronger, healthier communities.

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MacEwan & NorQuest Pride Picnic

MacEwan Community Garden 10800 - 104 Avenue NW, Edmonton

Spend your lunch break celebrating Pride month in Edmonton with music, performers, games, and prizes with MacEwan’s Centre for Sexual and Gender Diversity and NorQuest’s Pride!

Schedule details TBD (follow @CSGDMacEwan on IG for updates).

BYOL (bring your own lunch) and enjoy light refreshments. All are welcome!

Call for Perfomers:
Are you a 2SLGBTQIA+ MacEwan University or NorQuest college student, staff member or alumni with talent?
Sign up to perform a song, drag number, magic trick, or even tell us some jokes at our pride picnic! Performers are eligible for $50 gift cards!

Open event Info for the Application link

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Chew Pride BBQ

CHEW Project YEG 7103 -105st NW, Edmonton

Join us for the Chew Project Pride BBQ-an afternoon of community, and connection!

Come enjoy delicious food, an exciting drag show, fun photo opportunities, and community resource tables featuring local organizations. This is a welcoming, inclusive event open to everyone. Whether you're coming to celebrate Pride, connect with community, or simply enjoy a great afternoon, we'd love to see you there.

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Pride Through Time Trivia Night

Strathcona County Museum & Archives 913 Ash Street, Sherwood Park

Pride Through Time Trivia Night

Put your knowledge to the test at Strathma’s Pride Through Time Trivia Night! Gather your team for a fun evening of trivia exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ history, iconography, and pop culture.

A prize will be donated by Browns Socialhouse Salisbury Gate.

Thursday, June 25, 2026
7:00–8:00 PM
Strathcona County Museum & Archives

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Book Clubs of EPL: Bring Your Own! Celebrate Pride

Edmonton Public Library - Riverbend 460 Riverbend Sq NW, Edmonton

Love reading? Love to talk about books you've read? Come join us for lively discussions on all types of fiction and non-fiction. We'll feature different titles and authors each month. Come and share your impressions, thoughts and interpretations of a book you have read and hear about all the books everyone else has read too.

Our theme for June will be CELEBRATE PRIDE. Whether you're interested in LGBTQ2IA+ non-fiction, doorstopper novels, or the latest spicy queer romance, come and discuss with likeminded folks!

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A Pride Unlike Any Other
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