St. Louis County Library Pride Fair 2026

About St. Louis County Library Pride Fair 2026

The St. Louis County Library Pride Fair 2026 brings a free, family-friendly LGBTQ+ celebration to the Daniel Boone Branch in Ellisville on Saturday, June 6, from 2 to 4 p.m. It's a warm, welcoming West County option for Pride Month — a chance for families, teens, and allies to connect with local LGBTQ+ organizations, enjoy crafts and games, and learn about local LGBTQ+ history in a relaxed, all-ages setting. The afternoon typically gathers a roster of St. Louis community groups under one roof — past fairs have featured the CHARIS Chorus, the Gateway Men's Chorus, the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition, PFLAG St. Louis, and PROMO Missouri — so it doubles as a friendly resource hub for anyone looking to plug into the community. Kids can dig into crafts and games while parents browse the tables, making it an easy, low-pressure way to celebrate Pride with the whole family away from the bigger downtown crowds. The Daniel Boone Branch sits at 300 Clarkson Road in Ellisville, in far West County, with a free parking lot on site — this one is a drive for most city dwellers, so plan for the trip out I-64. Admission is free and no registration is required, making it one of the most accessible entries on the St. Louis Pride 2026 calendar. Bring the kids, bring a friend, and treat it as a gentle, community-first start to Pride Month before the festivals and parties ramp up later in June.