With NYC being the birthplace of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement, the list of NYC pride events is seemingly endless!
All month long there are tons of Pride events and happenings in NYC, from marches and educational art installations to food specials that give back to non-profit organizations centering the Queer community and, of course, the iconic Pride March!
We’ve done our best to round up as many Pride events as we could find in NYC, but please feel to email us at hello@secretnyc.co with any other additions!
Happy Pride!
Marches, Concerts, & Celebrations
1. The NYC Pride March
Where: NYC Pride March begins at 25th St. and 5th Ave & ends in Chelsea at 16th St. and 7th Ave; the march will also be broadcast on ABC-7, ABC7NY.com, and ABC News Live.
When: Sunday, June 25, 12 p.m.
What: NYC’s main Pride event–the March through Manhattan–returns this June! The March will take place on Sunday, June 25 following its traditional route. This year’s theme is “Strength in Solidarity,” which encapsulates the LGBTQIA+ community’s resiliency, even after facing an influx of attacks on its members. Read more here.
2. PrideFest
Where: On 4th Ave between East 8th St. & East 13th St.
When: Sunday, June 25, 11 a.m
What: This annual LGBTQI+ Street Fair is back with tons of participating vendors. Taking place Sunday, June 25 at 11 a.m., you’ll get to enjoy exhibitors, entertainers, activities, music, food, and free Pride gear as you walk through Greenwich Village. Find out more here.
3. Pride Island
Where: Brooklyn Army Terminal
When: Sunday, June 25
What: Pride Island is NYC’s high-energy Pride celebration with all the music and dancing you could want (AKA: Pride’s musical festival!). This year it will return on Sunday, June 25 at Brooklyn Army Terminal. Christina Aguilera headlines this year’s lineup. Read more here.
You can find the full range of events from NYC Pride here.
4. Queer Liberation March
Where: Starting in Foley Square
When: Sunday, June 25, 2 p.m.
What: The fifth annual Queer Liberation March, which is “a coalition of organizations & individuals fighting to reclaim the legacy of Stonewall in NYC,” will gather at Foley Square on Pride Sunday, June 25 at 2 p.m. This year’s theme is “Trans & Queer; Forever Here!” More info here.
5. Pride Party Cruise: Born This Way
Where: Pier 36 NYC
When: Friday, June 23 and Saturday, June 24, 11:30 p.m. – 2:30 a.m.
What: Dance to the rhythm of the greatest party hits and take in the beauty of the landscape from the water on this Pride cruise! The 3-deck vessel offers a specialty cocktail menu and unbeatable views of the Manhattan skyline–making for the perfect way to celebrate Pride in style! Get your tickets here.
6. Woof Fest: Paws for Pride
Where: Manhattan West Plaza
When: Saturday, June 10, 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.
What: A Pride celebration for all–even your pets! The afternoon will consist of amazing live performances, fun canine activities, and fabulous treats. Think: comedy, juggling, stilt walking, acrobatics, and music by Circus Amok, pet tarot card readings, pup caricatures, and even rainbow paw-dicures! Learn more here.
7. Pride in Times Square
Where: 7th Ave, 45th-48th Sts.
When: Friday, June 23 – Saturday, June 24
What: Times Square is celebrating Pride weekend with a list fantastic events. Expect top-stage and screen celebrities, Broadway/Off-Broadway productions, Pride Piano sessions, live DJ sets, a Trans and ENBY Pride celebration, a Drag Pride celebration, the return of last year’s Big Broadway Disco, and more. Here are some highlights:
- PRIDE MAIN STAGE! – Special guests, concerts, surprise performances and more
- Friday, June 23
- Saturday, June 24
- THE BIG BROADWAY DISCO – a large-scale street party that invites revelers to dance through Times Square to classic and contemporary Broadway songs and performances
- Saturday, June 24 beginning at 5 p.m.
- PRIDE PIANO BAR – take photos with the one-of-a-kind designed piano and stay for piano sing-along performances and piano concerts led by top-Broadway musicians and performers
- Dates & times to be announced
- INTERACTIVE PRIDE DOUBLE DECKER BUS INSTALLATIONS
- Friday, June 23
- Saturday, June 24
Find the full event schedule here.
8. Pride Market at Seaport
Where: Pier 17
When: Saturday, June 24, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
What: The Hester Street Fair’s annual Pride Market returns on Saturday, June 24, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Pier 17. The market showcases businesses owned and operated by members (and a few allies) of the LGBTQIA+ community. With over 50 LGBTQIA+ businesses, artists, cooks, DJs, and performers participating. This will be Hester Street Fair’s 4th Pride Market, and they’ll be shining a spotlight on South Asian LGBTQIA+ friends and family.
9. Summer for the City at Lincoln Center
Where: Lincoln Center campus, 150 West 65th St.
When: Various dates
What: Enjoy a ton of special events highlighting the LGBTQ+ community, including:
- National Queer Theater’s Criminal Queerness Festival
- Queer pop duo The Illustrious Blacks’ silent disco
- Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles, the world’s first LGBTQIA+ mariachi group
- A joyous tribute to Sylvester, one of the first openly gay artists in disco and R&B
The full calendar of events can be found here.
10. Pride Cocktails with Chambord and RuPaul’s Drag Queens!
Where: Moxy Williamsburg & Broken Shaker
When: Various dates
What: This June Chambord is planning cocktail classes at Broken Shaker and Moxy Williamsburg, hosted by Queer Eye’s Karamo Brown and iconic drag queens from RuPaul’s Drag Race! Karamo will be hosting alongside fabulous drag queens Derrick Barry and Nebraska at The Moxy Williamsburg, serving up Karamo’s newest Chambord cocktail, the Karamo-Tini.
- Cocktails with Karamo – Saturday, June 10 at Moxy Williamsburg, 1p.m. – 1:15 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 1:45 p.m
- NYC Cocktail Classes – hosted by Derrick Barry, Nebraska, and Tatianna
- June 2 & 3 – Broken Shaker
- June 10 & 11 – Moxy Williamsburg
- June 17 & 18 – Moxy Williamsburg
- June 23 & 24 – Broken Shaker
You can register for the classes here.
11. Pay it No Mind: Queer Dance Party
Where: Pasadena Room – MIDNIGHTS
When: Thursday, June 29
What: On the last Thursday of each month MIDNIGHTS hosts their Pay it No Mind Queer dance party. The event typically brings together Queer DJs to spin tunes all night. Learn more on their Instagram.
12. First Saturdays at Brooklyn Museum
Where: Brooklyn Museum
When: Saturday, June 3
What: Celebrate Pride Month and 25 years of First Saturdays–monthly evenings of free programming at the Brooklyn Museum–with a lineup of queer and trans artists! Taking place on Saturday, June 3, shop one-of-a-kind, handmade items by 30+ artisans and vendors from across Brooklyn at the pop-up market, take part in hands-on art, enjoy music from the New York City Gay Men’s Chorus and more! The event is free but registration is required. Learn more here.
13. Pride Month at Knockdown Center
Where: Knockdown Center
When: Various dates
What: As home to some of the most forward-thinking live performances in NYC and beyond, Knockdown Center has long been an essential destination for the LGBTQIA+ community. This year’s Pride month features the following:
- June 17 – The inaugural Night Out with a lineup including a multi-genre mix of alternative queer pop artists whose music has empowered listeners and broken through barriers of sound and identity: Tinashe, Lido Pimienta, Pom Pom Squad and Zebra Katz
- June 23 & 25 – Horse Meat Disco
- June 24 – Get Wrecked & Carry Pride
- June 25 – An all-day, b2b set from Octo Octa & Eris Drew (outside in the Ruins)
14. Pride at W New York – Times Square
Where: W New York – Times Square
What: In celebration of Pride Month, W New York – Times Square is going all out with month-long shoppable partnerships, special programming, and their main event: Camp Queer!
- Thursday, June 8, 6:30 p.m. – Gender-expansive fashion line FANG will kick off their pop-up shop (which includes retails items from an exclusive 2023 Pride Collection) in the hotel’s Living Room Bar featuring LGBTQ+ DJ Luis Fernando, beverages compliments of SipMARGS and more.
- Saturday, June 17, 9 p.m. – 2 a.m. – Camp Queer will take place in the hotel’s Living Room Bar featuring live music by LGBTQ+ DJs Dragonette (Club Set) + Crush Club. Sip on curated cocktails and reconnect with friends while dancing the night away to some of the best in pop electronic music. Tickets required, learn more here.
15. Pride at Elsewhere
Where: Elsewhere
When: Multiple dates
What: Brooklyn’s beloved independent music venue Elsewhere just dropped its Pride events, and you won’t want to miss them! Events include:
- Thursday, June 15 & Friday June 16: COBRAH – Icon Tour Night 1, COBRAH – Icon Tour Night 2
- Thursday, June 22: Kaleena Zanders
- Saturday, June 24: Elsewhere Pride with Rochelle Jordan, BAYNK (DJ Set), Amorphous, Whorechata, DJ Gay Panic, Cute Boys + more TBA
- Sunday, June 25: Hot Rabbit Presents – Triple Crown – Daytime Rooftop Pride Party
16. Gender-affirming clothing drive
Where: 89 Crosby St.
When: Tuesday, June 20 – Saturday, June 24, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
What: Lovehoney, the leading global sex toy company, is hosting a gender-affirming clothing drive during Pride Week to support inclusivity and the LGBTQ+ community. Whether you’re in need of new styles that better reflect your gender identity or are ready to purge your closet, you’ll find this event to be a safe and inclusive space that blends fashion and compassion. They’re also partnering with Out My Closet, a non-profit that serves under resourced & displaced LGBTQ+ youth, transgender folx, DV Survivors, HIV+ individuals, and refugee/asylum seekers, to provide apparel, accessories, and shoes for this event.
17. Queer To Tell: a Pride Month Storytelling Series
Where: Various LGBTQIA+ owned businesses
When: June 9, 15, & 22
What: Queer To Tell: a Pride Month Storytelling Series will take place over three weeks during Pride Month at different LGBTQIA+ owned businesses. Each show will have a different theme inspired by the venue, hosting a variety of Queer-identifying storytellers. Queer To Tell was created as a way to share the wide breadth of LGBTQIA+ experience in a non-conventional, intimate yet performative way, cultivate intergenerational community, and highlight the wide variety of Queer-owned businesses and spaces thriving in NYC.
Learn more on their Instagram.
18. Lower East Side Pride Book Crawl
Where: Bluestockings Cooperative Bookstore (suggested start) + other locations
When: Saturday, June 17, 12 p.m. – 7 p.m.
What: The Lower East Side Pride Book Crawl is returning once again! This year’s iteration will feature many of the original shops as well as new additions book lovers may not have explored yet. Participating shops will highlight books by and about the LBGTQ+ community. Learn more about the crawl here.
19. FAMILY PRIDE FEST on Brooklyn PRIDE Day
Where: Primark Stage – 445 Albee Square West
When: Saturday, June 10, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
What: Primark and City Point celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community, family, and diversity with FAMILY PRIDE FEST on Brooklyn PRIDE Day. Hosted by Lola Star of Dreamland Productions, the inclusive celebration will shine a spotlight on fabulousness, creativity, and the launch of Primark’s ‘Found Family’ collection and will feature a marching band, family dance party, and more.
20. Snap a pic with one of the largest Pride flags in NYC at Brookfield Place
Where: Brookfield Place
When: June 2 – 28
What: Visit Brookfield Place in June to snap a photo with one of the largest Pride flags in NYC! Tag @bfplny in your photos and tell us what gives you Pride! Each person who posts can receive swag from the concierge desk, while supplies last. Then, head over to Portside where you can purchase a specialty Pride cocktail, with proceeds going to The NEW Pride Agenda. For a list of all events this summer, visit their website.
21. Enjoy food, cocktails, & endless rainbows at SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
Where: SUMMIT One Vanderbilt – 45 E 42nd St.
When: Saturday, June 24 – Sunday, June 25
What: To celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community, SUMMIT will be transforming into a beacon of multi-colored light and energy during NYC Pride weekend. Visitors can dance with multicolored balloons in “Affinity” and watch as rainbows illuminate SUMMIT’s boundless mirrored space before enjoying food and cocktails on the outdoor terrace.
22. Sober Pride events at Third Place Bar
Where: Multiple locations
When: Multiple dates
What: Non-alcoholic pop-up bar Third Place Bar has officially announced their Pride Month programming for members of the LGBTQ+ community that are looking to have a fabulous booze-free night. The event calendar is as follows:
- June 11: Sober Queer Social (HERE BK – 26 Bushwick Avenue)
- June 15: Booze-Free Trivia Night (HERE BK – 26 Bushwick Avenue)
- June 18: Sober Drag Brunch (Dromedary Urban Tiki Bar)
23. Pride at Park South
Where: Park South – 125 E 27th St.
When: Friday, June 23, 8 p.m. – 11 p.m.
What: Enjoy a prideful night of drinking, dancing, and drag, hosted by Mila Knockabitch and sponsored by Absolut, with Absolut Colors on display as well. Tickets include admission to the event as well as a complimentary cocktail by Absolut. Learn more here.
24. Annual Bronx Pride Festival
Where: Westchester Ave. between Brook Ave. and Bergen Ave.
When: Saturday, June 17, 12 p.m. – 6 p.m.
What: Hosted by Aja from RuPaul’s Drag Race and Jack Gorgeous Gucci from FX’s Pose and HBO Max’s Legendary, the festival will have games, food, prizes, and the widely recognized parade. Attendees will also get the opportunity to see performances from various LGBTQ+ icons, including Charvoni from the iconic dance music group Black Box, The House of Miyake-Mugler, the winners of HBO Max’s Legendary, viral dance sensations Masterz at Work, and more.
25. Pride weekend shows
Various venues are hosting concerts during Pride weekend that you absolutely shouldn’t miss! Some of them include:
Where: Various venues
- June 23rd – Patrice Bäumel on The Roof of Superior Ingredients
- June 23rd – Archie Hamilton in The Room of Superior Ingredients
- June 23rd – Eelke Kleijn at Musica Club NYC
- June 25th – BLUE on The Roof with QRTR & friends
26. Various happenings at Caveat Theater in NYC
If you’re looking to have a great Pride, Caveat Theater in NYC has you covered! From a comedy show to a cabaret to even a 4-day festival, there’s tons to do!
Where: Caveat Theater – 21 A Clinton St.
Here’s what their schedule looks like:
- Friday, June 16: Boba Gays and Friends: An All Asian Comedy Show
- Friday, June 16 & Saturday, June 24: Trans Voices Cabaret
- Tuesday, June 27: A Funeral for My Face + Coming Out to Dead People
27. Pride Festivities at Nowadays
Where: Nowadays – 56-06 Cooper Ave.
When: Friday, June 23rd from 3 p.m. onward
What: To kick off NYC Pride on Friday, June 23rd from 3pm onward, Nowadays will be hosting a backyard hang with Queer Art, a non profit art organization that works with LGBTQ+ artists across disciplines, and Body Hack, a mutual care resource and fundraising collective for trans and queer people of color. The backyard will host a Queer vendor fair featuring work by local artists and trans and queer-owned brands, where guests can browse through clothing, zines, jewelry, original artworks, and more. There will also be on-site tattoo services, tarot, and astrology readings from 3 p.m. – 8 p.m.
28. *Hot Queer Summer* at Bk Backyard Bar
Where: Bk Backyard Bar – 86 N 11th St.
When: Sunday, June 25, 2 p.m. – 10 p.m.
What: Williamsburg’s hottest new sports & music venue is throwing an all-day Queer Garden event hosted by Netflix’s hit show, ‘the ultimatum: queer love’ Mal & Lexi, kick-ass Queer DJs (DJ dalí, DJ m.k., DJ recklezz & Whitney Day), food trucks, go-go dancers, giant games, and queerlebrities. Come celebrate and dance with queer cuties!
Art Installations
29. A District Defined: Streets, Sex, and Survival
Where: 401 – 401 West 14th Street (Meatpacking District)
What: On Thursday, June 22, the Meatpacking Business Improvement District (BID) is debuting a first-of-its-kind photography exhibition examining Meatpacking’s queer nightlife throughout the 80s and 90s. The exhibition will feature dozens of never-before-seen works from eight artists who documented various aspects of the District at the time. The exhibit will be open to the public from June 22 through July 9.
30. Walk on a rainbow in the sky at Edge
Where: Edge in Hudson Yards – 30 Hudson Yards
What: The iconic skyline steps have been transformed into a rainbow of colors to represent the Pride flag, reaching up to the 101 floor.
31. Beyond the Horizon of Time at The Standard
Where: The Standard, East Village – 25 Cooper Sq.
What: By New York based multidisciplinary artist, Rahm Bowen, the mural reflects seven figures, each in a color of the rainbow flag, showcasing the full spectrum of the LGBTQIA+ community. The 15 ft. mural will live adjacent to the No Bar, the property’s inclusive, cocktail bar and event space.
Tours & More
32. New York City LGBTQ History and Pride Tour
Where: Christopher Park
What: Celebrate Pride as you dive deep into the history of the modern LGBTQ+ movement and its NYC roots, from the Stonewall Uprising to modern day pride parades. Let an expert guide you through the streets of NYC as you visit all the important landmarks that intertwine with LGBTQ+ history–from the Stonewall Inn and Gay Street to much, much more–and educate yourself on what has paved the way for pride 2023! Get your tickets here.
33. Self-Guided Pride Tours of NYC with the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project
Where: Various parts of NYC; see full map here.
What: The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project has painstakingly created a user-friendly map containing hundreds of sites across NYC important to LGBTQ history. Choose from categories like “Transgender History,” “Gay-Owned Businesses,” “Communities of Color,” and “Activism Outside of Manhattan.” Find them here.
34. Celebrate Queer cinema at Roxy REELNESS
Where: The Roxy Cinema – 2 6th Ave. (cellar level)
What: The Roxy Cinema will be celebrating LGBTQIA+ Pride throughout the entire month of June with Roxy REELNESS, a special program that celebrates Queer Cinema in many forms. Beginning in the 1960’s with Jack Smith’s Flaming Creatures and journeying all the way up to modern times with 2018’s Knife + Heart, many different films will be screened.
Food & Drink
35. Specialty cocktails at Swingers NoMad
Where: Swingers NoMad
What: Throughout the month of June, Swingers’ theme is Strength in Solidarity! and they will be offering specialty cocktails aligned to the theme with $1 from the sale of each specialty cocktail being matched by Swingers and donated to Stonewall Community Foundation. Cocktails include the following:
- Round The Wheel Spritz – Bosscal Mezcal, St. Germain elderflower liqueur, Pineapple Juice, Cinnamon Syrup, Prosecco, Sprig Rosemary
- Pink Tuxedo: Espolon Reposado Tequila, Coco Lopez cream of coconut, Hibiscus Syrup, Lemon Juice
- Coconut Crush (Mocktail): Lemon Juice, Coco Lopez cream of coconut, Raspberry Syrup, Blue Curacao liqueur, Soda
- Sunset Collins: Tanqueray Gin, St. Germain Elderflower liqueur, Strawberry Rose Syrup, Passion Fruit puree, Lemon Juice, Soda
36. Pride cocktails at Mareluna
Where: Mareluna – 46 W 22 St.
What: This Pride Mareluna is serving their Purple Pride Collection cocktails in partnership with UME. The collection features a spritz, negroni, and aviation cocktail. A portion of proceeds will be donated to For The Gworls, an NYC-based Black-trans-led organization that provides financial assistance for Black trans folk globally.
- Love is Love (Spritz) – Ume, vodka, rosemary simple syrup, prosecco, soda
- Lavender Dreams (Negroni) – Ume, gin, lillet
- Material Gworl (Aviation) – Ume, gin, lemon, maraschino, simple syrup
37. Trust Bae – Rainbow Sapin Sapin
Where: 1204 Broadway
What: Chef Frances Tariga, part of the LGBTQIA+ community, has created a house-made Pride dessert: Rainbow Sapin Sapin–a Filipino mochi comprised of coconut milk and freshly grated coconut meat. The rainbow sapin sapin will be rolled in golden sesame seed and cornflakes and in the bed of fresh coconut, served in a coconut shell with banana leaf, and garnished with pulled sugar and gold. Colors and flavors to create the rainbow include – Purple- ube, Green – pandan, Orange – kamote / sweet potato, Red – beet, Yellow – ripe jackfruit, White – coconut.
A portion of proceeds from the dessert will go towards The Center, a community in New York that provides programs for health, wellness and community connection.
38. Isle of Us – “Big Gay Bowl” & “Big Gay Coffee”
Where: 1481 3rd Ave.
What: As an LGBTQIA+ owned business the marketplace items will feature LGBTQIA+ owned brands this Pride month, ranging from home goods and sweets to munchies with spices and sauces. In addition, the neighborhood cafe and marketplace will serve a rainbow bowl (similar to a buddha bowl) named the “Big Gay Bowl,” as well as a cold brew with a raspberry foam named “Big Gay Coffee.”
$2 from each bowl and $1 from each cold brew will be donated to Born Perfect, a survivor-led campaign created by the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) in 2014 to end conversion therapy.
39. Love is Love Sundae & The Stonewall Inn IPA at Serendipity3
Where: Serendipity3
What: Throughout the month of June, Serendipity3 will be serving a special, limited-edition “Love is Love Sundae” as well as The Stonewall Inn IPA, with a portion of the proceeds going back to the non-profit. The restaurant will also sell a “Love is Love” t-shirt that patrons can purchase for $25.
40. Van Leeuwen – Passion Fruit Berry Pop ice cream
Where: Van Leeuwen shops – multiple locations
What: Van Leeuwen is launching a special edition ice cream flavor to celebrate the pop art of Keith Haring in partnership with the Keith Haring Foundation. Debuting on June 1 to kick off Pride Month, Passion Fruit Berry Pop will be available by the scoop and in a pint at Van Leeuwen scoop shops.
Proceeds will be donated to The Center, a home and resource hub for the LGBTQ+ community, NYC residents, and visitors.
41. Pride-themed cocktails at Donna
Where: Donna – 7 Cornelia St.
What: Inspired by personal coming out stories of Donna’s majority Queer staff and pivotal moments in the LGBTQ+ community’s history, the team created a limited-edition menu of Pride-themed cocktails for June!
42. Pride Brunch with Shequida & Friends at Fandi Mata
Where: Fandi Mata – 74 Bayard St.
What: In celebration of Pride, Fandi Mata is hosting a drag brunch on Sunday, June 11 (11 a.m. – 4 p.m.) with Shequida, Baby Love, Serena Tea, and Virginia Thicc. Performances will be accompanied by a mouthwatering brunch menu and unique cocktails. Plus, on this day and for the remainder of the month, $5 of each one-liter cocktail pitcher sold will go to the Trevor Project.
43. Blue Margarita at Bar Avant
Where: Bar Avant (Olly Olly Market) – 601 W. 26th St.
What: Bar Avant celebrating Pride with a month-long initiative to help combat LGBTQ youth homelessness. Bar Avant will be donating $1 from each sale of their Blue Margarita to New Alternatives, a group that helps LGBTQ youth transition out of the shelter system and lead stable adult lives.
44. Kitty Colada Popsicle at Sugar Wood
Where: Sugar Wood – 157 Prince St.
What: To celebrate PRIDE this June, Wisp–the largest sexual and reproductive telehealth company in the US–is partnering with NYC’s sexiest dessert shop, Sugar Wood to create the Kitty Colada Popsicle. The delicious and refreshing dessert is Piña colada flavored, with 100% of the proceeds donated to the Abortion Freedom Fund, which supports accessible, affordable, evidence-based telehealth abortion care for all. The Kitty Colada will be available throughout the month of June.
45. Drag Brunches at Ayada
Where: Ayada (Chelsea Market) – 75 9th Ave.
What: Ayada will be hosting their annual Drag Brunches every Saturday in June. The drag shows will run from 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Featuring Cherry Poppins and FiFii DuBois, the drag performance will encourage attendees to celebrate Pride in more ways than one and will include bottomless mimosas for $22 and a wide selection of specialties to choose from. Book your reservation here.
46. Pride sugar cookies at Funny Face Bakery
Where: Funny Face Bakery – 6 Fulton St.
What: One of our favorite places to grab mouthwatering cookies in NYC, Funny Face Bakery is serving delicious Pride-themed sugar cookies! The cookies will support the Ali Forney Center, providing shelter to homeless LGBTQ+ youth in NYC.
47. Supergay Cosmo at Bar Blondeau
Where: Bar Blondeau – Wythe Hotel at 80 Wythe Ave, 6th Floor
What: Chic French-style wine and cocktail bar Bar Blondeau in Williamsburg has partnered with local Queer-owned spirits brand Supergay to create the Supergay Cosmo! For every cocktail sold, $2 will be donated to The Center, an organization that has served NYC’s LGBT+ community for 40 years.
Be sure to keep checking back as our list of NYC Pride Events will continue to grow!