July is practically here, so it can only mean one thing: Glasgow’s Pride is coming up. In 2024, Glasgow saw the largest Pride march in history, meaning we have to step up even more this year. With Pride Edinburgh just gone on June 22, now it’s Glasgow’s turn to show Scotland how it’s done. So, we’ve put everything into one place so everyone can be in the loop of what’s happening for Pride this year.
When is Glasgow Pride 2025?
Glasgow’s Pride is happening on July 19 this year starting at 12pm and going into the late hours of the night with events happening around the city.
The march
Every year, the Pride March kicks off at Kelvingove Park, starting at midday, moving through Sauchiehall Street, continuing into the Merchant City, before heading towards Barrowland Park. Individuals and groups of up to nine people without banners go free, while people with banners or placards, groups of ten or more, commercial organisations and people with vehicles need to register on the Glasgow’s Pride website.
Pride events
Glasgow Priden will see Pride Hub stationed at The Social Hub this year, with plenty of exciting free events and pop-ups to check out, such as House Party, short film screenings, workout sessions and more. You can book them here.
After the march, Pride-goers can make their way to the Barrowland Ballroom, where guests can expect live performances on its stages and the legendary market for a full day of family-friendly entertainment and market stalls will continue the celebrations with a free event also spanning across BAaD and the Barras Market. More details are set to be announced soon!
DILF UK – Glasgow’s Pride Special is also inviting guests for a party into the late hours of the night until 4am at Room 2 Glasgow. Revolution on Mitchell Street will also host a Pride Anthems Boozy Brunch during the day, alongside a Pride cocktail special, with £1 from every ‘Absolut Queen’ cocktail sold donated to Stonewall UK.