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Sunday, October 18, 2026
3rd Street (Thomas Rd → Indian School Rd), Phoenix
The Phoenix Pride Parade steps off Sunday, Oct 18 at 10 AM (assembly from 9 AM) and runs north up 3rd Street from Thomas to Indian School, ending right at the festival gates. 2,000+ participants, 15,000+ spectators, and the liveliest crowd at the announcer stage (3rd & Osborn). Free.
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Sat, Oct 17
9 AM - 9 PM
Steele Indian School Park & the Melrose District, Phoenix
Phoenix Pride 2026 — Arizona's biggest LGBTQ+ festival and parade, the best gay bars and dance parties, and where to stay.
Sat, Oct 17
2 PM - 9 PM
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix
Sat, Oct 17
9 PM - 3 AM
Walter Studios, Phoenix
Sat, Oct 17
9 PM - 4 AM
One Arizona Center (11th floor), Downtown Phoenix
Sun, Oct 18
9 PM - 2 AM
Charlie’s Phoenix (Melrose District)
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