
An annual celebration that brings together communities from across the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina.
The Greensboro Pride Parade & Festival is IMPAQT GSO's largest annual celebration of LGBTQIA+ visibility, culture, and community. Last year, more than 110,000 attendees filled downtown Greensboro for a full day of entertainment, connection, and pride, and in 2027 we're making it even bigger.
The day opens with the Pride Parade, featuring marching contingents, floats, bands, community groups, local businesses, and grand marshals who embody inclusion and equity. The celebration continues at the Greensboro Pride Festival in and around LeBauer Park, with live performances, local and national entertainers, interactive sponsor zones, nonprofit and community resource booths, food and beverage vendors, and hundreds of exhibitors.
As one of the largest Pride events in North Carolina, Greensboro Pride plays a vital role in advancing visibility, fostering belonging, and celebrating the diverse identities that make the Triad stronger. Whether you join us as a guest, vendor, sponsor, volunteer, or community partner, there's a place for you here to be seen, celebrated, and connected.
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Upcoming Events
Check out our upcoming events and join us in celebrating community, connection, and pride all year long. From social meetups to signature experiences, there’s always something exciting on the horizon!

Pride Weekend Worship Service
Join College Place United Methodist Church for a special Pride worship service celebrating the 20th Anniversary Greensboro Pride Parade & Festival weekend. Service begins at 11 AM, with lunch to follow. All are welcome.
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Queer Karaoke
A weekly queer-affirming karaoke night hosted at Chandler’s and sponsored by IMPAQT GSO. A safe, joyful space to sing, be seen, and build community.
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March to Remember
A community march honoring the legacy of the Stonewall Riots and their impact on LGBTQIA+ rights.
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Transgender Day of Remembrance
A solemn evening honoring the lives of transgender people lost to anti-trans violence.
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