Get ready to watch Loreen, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, and Heather Small at this year’s celebration
BY ELLA GAUCI, IMAGE BY GETTY
As the city of Birmingham gears up for another colourful celebration, anticipation is at an all-time high for the annual Birmingham Pride Festival. With its rich tapestry of diversity and inclusivity, this year promises to be a monumental event, showcasing the very best of LGBTQIA culture, activism, and community spirit.
From electrifying parades to dancing the weekend away, Birmingham Pride 2024 is set to be a beacon of solidarity and celebration. Join us as we delve into everything you need to know to make the most of this unforgettable weekend of love, acceptance, and pride.
When is Birmingham Pride 2024?
Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 May.
Where can I buy tickets to Birmingham Pride 2024?
Tickets can be found here: birminghampride.com/tickets/
Who is performing at this year’s Birmingham Pride?
On Saturday you can expect to see performances from the likes of Eurovision winner Loreen, Natasha Bedingfield, Heather Small, Drag Race winner Danny Beard and more. On Sunday, get ready to murder it on the dancefloor with Sophie Ellis-Bextor, sing along with Beverley Knight, and listen to the likes of Jamelia and Gok Wan.
What other music events are happening at Birmingham Pride?
There will also be a dance arena, a guest cabaret stage, and even an emerging talent stage!
Will there be a street party at Birmingham Pride 2024?
Yes! This year’s street party will be held in the heart of the Pride Village centred around Hurst Street, Bromsgrove Street, Kent Street and Lower Essex Street. LGBTQIA bars and clubs, community market stalls, and food vendors will all be there to help you enjoy your weekend. Toilets will be available here.
When is the Birmingham Pride 2024 Parade?
Saturday 25 May. The event starts at Centenary Square from 11 am. This year’s theme is Love Has No Limits.
What is accessibility like at Birmingham Pride 2024?
You can find out more about accessibility at this year’s celebration here: birminghampride.com/accessibility/
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