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Chicago Pride Fest 2025
June 14, 2025
Dates: Saturday, June 21 & Sunday, June 22, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM both days
Location: Northalsted (Boystown) – Halsted Street from Addison to Grace
Entry: Suggested donation $15
Celebrate LGBTQ+ pride in the heart of Chicago’s vibrant Northalsted neighborhood. Enjoy two full days of music, food, dancing, drag, and community as this iconic fest returns ahead of the city’s annual Pride Parade.
What to Expect:
- 3 stages of live music & DJs
- Drag shows featuring top performers
- Proud Pet Parade (Sunday at 12 PM, hosted by Miss Foozie)
- Youth Pride Space for ages 12–18 with games, music & support resources
- 150+ food & merchant vendors
- Dance performances and appearances by the Chicago Gay Men’s Chorus
Getting There:
- Main Entrance: Halsted & Addison
- CTA Access: Red Line (Addison or Belmont), multiple bus routes
- Biking encouraged, rideshare drop-offs nearby
- Note: No public access to Halsted surface parking lots during the event
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