To get a peek at what you'll see, check out this photo gallery from years past. It's very crowded, and there is often some (usually mild) nudity, guys gyrating in go-go pants and drag queens camping it up. To be clear: This march may be a bit much for some families. Highlights include grand marshal Cyndi Lauper, a slew of fabulous floats, colorful balloons and lots of personality as participants strut, dance and march down the avenue. Find a spot on the route and cheer on the participants. However, it's still known as a march since its roots are deeply political.
Pride Month's main event is often called a parade, and it certainly has a festive atmosphere. Starts at 36th Street and Fifth Avenue and ends at Christopher and Greenwich Streets. The LGBT Community Center hosts this kid-friendly picnic that includes food, a DJ, face painting, games and crafts, and lots of socializing. Luke in the Fields, 487 Hudson Street near Christopher Street In addition to the movie, families can enjoy sweet snack stations, colorful blankets and rainbow balloons.Ĭhurch of St.
NYC Pride's official Family Night, this outdoor screening of the kooky 1971 classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is sure to appeal to parents and kids alike. Wednesday, June 20, lawn opens at 7:30pm, movie starts at dusk Pier 46, Charles Street and the West Side Highway
