In an atmosphere that is festive, militant and inclusive all at once, the LGBTQIA+ Pride Parade, or Paris Pride, brings together thousands of people every year to defend equal rights, celebrate identities and demand visibility for LGBTQIA+ communities
On Saturday 28 June 2025, Paris will host a new edition of the Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, Intersex, Asexual and Queer Pride Parade - also known as Paris Pride or French Pride - organised by Inter-LGBT, which this year celebrates 25 years of commitment. More than a parade, it is a strong political act, a moment of gathering to demand equal rights, fight against discrimination and give a voice to gender and sexual minorities. The colourful procession will bring together associations, unions, collectives and citizens in solidarity in a festive atmosphere punctuated by floats, committed slogans, music and performances. This march is part of a militant tradition, in the tradition of the Stonewall riots (1969), and punctuates a Pride Week full of events throughout the capital. It also echoes the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia on 17 May, reaffirming the urgency of defending fundamental rights.
