New Orleans Black Pride Weekend
New Orleans Black Pride is set to illuminate the city with its annual celebration from June 12-15, 2025, promising four days of community, connection, and celebration.
Events included for this year's New Orleans Black Pride a welcome mixer on June 12 and a queer legacy summit on June 13 at the Hilton Garden Inn; Boots & Dukes on June 13 at Culture Park; a Pride festival at Louis Armstrong Park, a Pride parade, and a night cap at The Hanger on June 14; and a gospel drag brunch at the Dew Drop Inn and a pool party at the Blue Crawfish Hotel on June 15.
This year's event offers multiple ways for community members to participate, from volunteering opportunities to vendor spots and performance slots at the festival.
The celebration has expanded its accommodation options, partnering with three prominent hotels to ensure comfortable stays for all attendees. The Hilton Garden Inn Convention Center serves as the official host hotel and summit venue, while The Saint and Homewood Suites by Hilton French Quarter join as partner hotels, each offering special Pride weekend rates. These strategic locations place attendees in the heart of the festivities while providing easy access to New Orleans' celebrated attractions.
For those looking to participate beyond attendance, the festival welcomes involvement through various channels. Prospective vendors can secure their spots through the online application process, while performers can submit their applications via email. The event also seeks dedicated volunteers to help create an unforgettable experience for all attendees.
About New Orleans Black Pride
New Orleans Black Pride stands as a cornerstone event celebrating the city's Black LGBTQ+ community. Through their annual festival and year-round community initiatives, the organization works to create spaces for connection, celebration, and empowerment. The event brings together community members, allies, and visitors from across the region to participate in this vibrant celebration of identity, culture, and pride.
