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Pride Fest

2026 will showcase Pride Fest's biggest program yet featuring over 300 events to celebrate International Pride Month from 1 to 30 June 2026, in a big, bold and beautiful celebration of community, culture and conversation.

With a dynamic program of theatre, cabaret, music, comedy, visual art, workshops, talks, fitness, food, markets and community events, Pride Fest is ready to warm up your winter, and for the first time ever, will expand outside the walls of Qtopia Sydney, to take over the entire Oxford Street precinct in one epic display of pride.

How will you show your Pride?

Event details

Venue: Oxford Street Precinct
Bookings: https://qtopiasydney.com.au/pride-fest
Start Date: Thursday 11 June 2026

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Phone: 02 7258 8300

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