Toronto 
Events Description
Pride Festival weekend’s premier event is the Pride Parade. Stand loud and proud with more than 100 groups marching in Pride Toronto’s Pride Parade, one of the largest in North America.
With 100+ groups marching this year we’re grateful to see how much support our community has gained. From glittery costumes and drag queens, to dynamic performances and good music to get you dancing, we’re sure to make your 2023 Pride experience both exciting and memorable.
Join us at the corner of Church and Bloor St at 2:00 pm, as we kick off the Pride Parade!
Follow or find viewing spots along Yonge St. We turn RIGHT this year on Dundas St W as we make our way to Nathan Phillips Square (off of Bay St) where music, performances and celebration continue well into the night.
We have free water stations at various intersections, including Carlton St and Yonge St, to keep you hydrated and comfortable in the summer sun. Don’t forget your sunscreen and snacks!
Our new march end destination, Nathan Phillips Square -features a NEW super size Main Stage and Beer Garden. We have some great closing acts to end the festival. So show no shame. You are welcome here. Let us celebrate together how far we’ve come. Don’t miss out on the Pride Parade!
Who is it for?
All ages
WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time:
Sunday, June 25, 2023 | 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Floats Arrival Time – between 8am-12pm on Rosedale Valley Rd.
Marchers Arrival Time – 12pm-4pm on Bloor & Church
Venue & Address :
Corner of Church and Bloor St. to Nathan Phillips Square.
We offer 6 accessible risers/viewing stations alongside our Parade route:
St. Mary’s St. & Yonge St. – accessible riser
Isabella St. & Yonge St. – accessible riser
Breadalbane St. & Yonge St. – accessible riser
Wood St. & Yonge St. – accessible riser
Elm St. & Yonge St. – accessible riser
Edward St. & Yonge St. – viewing station (ground level)
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