Toronto Pride 2026

Toronto Pride weekend festival is here (June 25-28) culminating a month of celebration and preparation. The Trans March and StreetFair begin Friday, the Dyke March is Saturday and the big Pride parade is Sunday. Pride Toronto celebrates 2SLGBTQI+ communities with programming and events throughout the festival.

StreetFair is on Church Street, from Gould to Hayden, from Friday to Sunday between Gould to Hayden. The Gay Village pops with colour and music as the community parties till 11pm on weekends.

Trans March is Friday, June 26 with the rally and march taking place from 5-7pm, leaving from Church and Charles Street.

The Dyke March on Saturday, June 27 starts at Church and Hayden Streets and runs from 2 to 3pm.

The Pride Parade takes over downtown on Sunday, June 28. Starting 2pm at Rosedale Valley Road and Park Road, onto Church Street, then down Yonge Street, to Dundas Street and over to Nathan Phillips Square.

From the festival's website, " The Pride Parade returns in 2026 as one of the most powerful moments of the festival, a moving celebration of visibility, resilience, and joy. It’s a day when streets fill with colour, voices rise together, and our communities show up in full force. Whether this is your first Pride or one of many, the Parade is a reminder that you belong here. Starting at 2PM, more than 25,000 marchers and 250+ groups will take to the streets, each bringing their own stories, identities, and reasons for marching. Together, they create a living expression of Pride, one rooted in love, solidarity, and the belief that progress happens when we move forward side by side. The Parade kicks off from Yonge Street and Aylmer Street to Nathan Phillips Square, where thousands will line the route to cheer, celebrate, and stand in support."

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