🏳️🌈 ATLANTA PRIDE FESTIVAL 2026 🏳️⚧️
Saturday, October 10 & Sunday, October 11, 2026 from 10AM - 10PM
📍 Piedmont Park | Midtown Atlanta
🎟️ FREE Festival Admission
🚲 FREE BIKE VALET ALL WEEKEND — provided by Two Wheel Valet ATL
ATLANTA, IT’S TIME TO SHOW YOUR PRIDE! 🌈
One of the biggest, brightest and most joyful weekends in Atlanta is back! The 2026 Atlanta Pride Festival takes over Piedmont Park for two full days of community, celebration, music, performances, local vendors, food, culture and, of course, plenty of PRIDE. 🏳️🌈✨
The festival is free and open to everyone, with live entertainment, community organizations and resources, local artists and vendors, food vendors, cultural programming and Atlanta Pride’s signature marches and parade. The Pride Marketplace is scheduled for 10 AM–7 PM on both Saturday and Sunday.
🌈 SATURDAY — MARCH, CELEBRATE & BE PROUD
Saturday brings the Atlanta Pride community marches to Midtown, celebrating and uplifting different communities within Pride. Current official listings have the Trans March, Bi+Pan March and Dyke March taking place throughout Saturday afternoon.
Then keep the celebration going throughout Piedmont Park with entertainment, vendors, food, community and all the incredible energy that makes Pride Weekend one of Atlanta’s signature celebrations.
🎉 SUNDAY — THE ATLANTA PRIDE PARADE!
Sunday brings the centerpiece of the weekend: the Atlanta Pride Parade!
The parade steps off at 12 PM from Civic Center MARTA Station, travels north along Peachtree Street, turns east onto 10th Street and finishes near the Charles Allen Gate at Piedmont Park. The official 2026 parade guide lists the route at approximately 2.2 miles, and Atlanta Pride says more than 100,000 people traditionally fill the streets for the parade.
Expect floats, music, color, community and a whole lot of ATLANTA PRIDE! 🏳️🌈🎉
🚲 RIDE TO PRIDE — WE’VE GOT YOUR BIKE!
Skip the parking headache and RIDE TO PRIDE!
Two Wheel Valet ATL will be providing FREE BIKE VALET throughout Atlanta Pride Weekend, giving festivalgoers a convenient place to check their bikes while they head into Piedmont Park and enjoy the celebration.
With major crowds and road closures expected around Midtown—including closures associated with Saturday’s marches and Sunday’s parade—biking, walking and public transportation are especially useful ways to reach the festivities. Atlanta Pride specifically encourages attendees to use MARTA and other public transportation for the parade.
🚲 Ride in.
🔐 Check in.
🏳️🌈 Go celebrate.
❤️ We’ll take care of your wheels.
Come as you are. Bring your people. Bring your PRIDE. And if you’re riding on two wheels, bring your bike to us!
LOVE LOUD. RIDE PROUD. 🌈🚲