Just THREE chances to catch these fantastic shows at @outhouse_dublin@the_pearse_centre and Teacher’s Club. Evening performances at 6pm, 7.30pm and 9pm with Saturday matinees at 1pm, 2.30pm and 4pm. Tickets €20/15 and €15 fir matinees. If you see one show in the evening you can see a second for €15. Book at www.gaytheatre.ie or buy on the door
If you or someone you know requires accessibility support to fully enjoy the Pride celebrations, we have several options available!
A designated viewing area will be set up near the start point, as well as a quiet zone and join in point further along the route. Accessible buses will also be available for those who wish to participate in the parade.
To find out more and register for support please visit the following link (also available in our Bio above): https://forms.gle/3G4NqZXznSaLFsGh8
We also have additional accessibility features planned for the post-parade Pride Village in Merrion Square, including an accessible entrance, a Neuro Pride zone and exemptions on bag size limit for accessibility aids, so feel free to get in touch if you'd like more information on these.
We understand that everyone’s needs are unique so please contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or suggestions, relating to accessibility.
SAVE THE DATE - Dyke Night is back for 2026.
A collaboration between @dublinlesbianline , @dykemarchdublin and Dublin Pride this year’s event brings together performances, public Dyke participation, DJs, and dancefloor energy to Dyke up your Pride weekend.
Following the Dyke March through the city, we’re taking over our expanded venue at Opium for a full night of performances, audience participation, music, and late-night dancing.
The night will feature a new take on Dyke Night alongside a lineup of performers and interactive moments throughout the show.
More information — including sign-ups and participation details — will be announced soon.
After the show, Dublin Dyke March takes over the decks for a late-night DJ set running into the early hours. It'll be all Dykes to the dancefloor with tunes from some of Ireland's finsest DJs Puzzy Wrangler, Rhyzine and Kate Brennan Harding.
Tickets on sale now - link available in Bio above, or copy the link here: https://DykeNight2026.eventbrite.ie
Profits will be donated to Dublin Lesbian Line and Dublin Dyke March
🎤 30 years. Countless songs. One unforgettable night.
Join us for 'Singing in the Changes: We Were There' as we celebrate three decades of music, stories, and community ✨
From fan favourites to fresh new sounds, this special anniversary concert is more than a performance—it’s a homecoming. Whether you’ve been with us from the start or are joining for the first time, this is your moment to be part of something truly special.
📍 Smock Alley Theatre
📅 Sunday 14th June
⏰ Doors 6PM | Show 7PM
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now—don’t miss out! €20 which includes booking fee
#Gloria30 #DublinPride #DublinEvents #ChoralMusic #Community SmockAlley MusicLovers
We are delighted to announce that volunteer registration for Dublin Pride 2026 is now open 😀
Volunteers are the heart of Pride, and as the event continues to grow each year, your support is more important than ever!
We need volunteers for a number of different roles on the day of the Parade.
To find out more and register to volunteer visit the following link (also available in our Bio above): https://forms.gle/JfspA7Qqs4UBdFAq9
If you have any questions please email [email protected]
Happy #TransDayOfVisibility to our trans and non-binary siblings, friends, and family. In a world where visibility still takes courage, it’s vital that cis people practice real solidarity and show up every day. Today and always, we celebrate the love, strength, and brilliance within our community.
We’ve announced our theme and our Grand Marshall this week, and we have one more announcement to make. We’re delighted to welcome Lynne Tracey as the new Chair of Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride.
Lynne has previously served on the boards of TENI and Equality For Children and brings a wealth of experience as an ally and advocate for our community.
2026 GRAND MARSHALL ANNOUNCEMENT: PHILIPPA RYDER
Following on from our theme announcement yesterday, “One Story - Many Voices”, we are delighted to announce this year’s Grand Marshall. She is a storyteller who has shared her voice with our community and, through her activism over the past two decades, has made an outstanding contribution to our community and many organisations that work tirelessly to advance and protect our rights.
This year’s Grand Marshall is Philippa Ryder. Philippa has served as a board member of Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride and TENI. She also served as Chair of Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride and was instrumental in the establishment of LGBTQ+ groups within the public service. Her memoir “My Name Is Philippa” bravely shared the lived reality of a trans woman in Ireland.
Speaking on the appointment, she said, ’I am delighted and honoured to be chosen as Dublin Pride’s Grand Marshal for this year. Thank you to the Board and Executive of Dublin Pride for this accolade. I first attended Pride, standing on the sidelines, in 2004 or thereabouts, holding my 9-year old daughter’s hand as we watched the parade march down O’Connell Street. It was an emotional occasion and now, some 23 years later, it will be a highlight of my life to represent our incredible rainbow community as Grand Marshal. Since I first came to terms with myself as a trans woman I have received so much support from my wife Helen, my daughter Jenny, family, friends, work colleagues and so many others. Over the past 25 years I have tried to give support back to those who need it, through telling my story and working with many organisations and government bodies. It has been a joy and - despite the current challenges for our community and many others - I’m looking forward to a more inclusive, diverse and accepting future.’
DUBLIN LGBTQ+ PRIDE 2026 THEME: “ONE STORY – MANY VOICES”
Do you remember your first Pride?
For some, it’s colour, noise, joy — a city alive, a moment where it lands: you are not alone.
For others, Pride was smaller, quieter, more cautious. And for many, that’s still the reality today.
Yet across time and place, one truth holds: we are not alone.
“One Story – Many Voices” speaks to what connects us across different lives and experiences. No single voice can represent us all, but every voice matters.
Our community has never been one thing. It is shaped by many identities, histories and ways of moving through the world. Some stories are loud and luminous. Some are quieter, still unfolding. All of them matter.
This theme is not about sameness, but solidarity, about standing alongside one another, even when our experiences differ.
Pride is not a single spotlight. It’s a constellation, made brighter by every voice.
However you show up, in celebration, defiance, reflection or joy, you are part of it.
Your voice matters. Our story matters. Together, we create something none of us could hold alone.
One Story. Many Voices.
🏳️🌈 Festival: June 24–28
🏳️🌈 March and Parade: Saturday June 27
For more information visit dublinpride.ie
Treat yourself to some fabulous poetry from the amazingly talented Alok @street66dublin on Mar 31 @dublinpride followed by an open mic. Sign up on the night.
