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25
25
Sep
Birmingham Pride 2021
Hurst Street Area, Birmingham, West Midlands, B5 6NU
25 September 2021 - 26 September 2021
| Doors open: 12:00
Birmingham Pride 2021 supported by HSBC UK is one of the UK's Biggest LGBTQ pride events
For the first time, this year sees the introduction of a 'Street Party' only ticket, making this years festival the most affordable and inclusive yet.
After last years huge success our BIGGEST Main Stage ever returns this year with headline artists on both Saturday and Sunday. Featuring singalong cinema presentation of Mama Miato kick off the festival weekend, seated areas, and VIP enclosure.
The Birmingham Pride Dance Arena this year sees its biggest ever capacity!
PLUS the Cabaret Stage, Future Stage and Womens arena, playing host to over 100 artists over the course of the weekend. PLUS the Pride Parade through the heart of the city, community and commercial market stalls, fun fair, food court and your favourite bars and clubs.
This year Birmingham Pride are endorsing the theme 'Stronger Together' standing in support and solidarity with the Trans community.
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Birmingham Pride 2021 supported by HSBC UK is one of the UK's Biggest LGBTQ pride events
For the first time, this year sees the introduction of a 'Street Party' only ticket, making this years festival the most affordable and inclusive yet.
After last years huge success our BIGGEST Main Stage ever returns this year with headline artists on both Saturday and Sunday. Featuring singalong cinema presentation of Mama Miato kick off the festival weekend, seated areas, and VIP enclosure.
The Birmingham Pride Dance Arena this year sees its biggest ever capacity!
PLUS the Cabaret Stage, Future Stage and Womens arena, playing host to over 100 artists over the course of the weekend. PLUS the Pride Parade through the heart of the city, community and commercial market stalls, fun fair, food court and your favourite bars and clubs.
This year Birmingham Pride are endorsing the theme 'Stronger Together' standing in support and solidarity with the Trans community.
