Stonewall Columbus hosted its 44th annual Pride March and Festival on Saturday to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. It’s known ...

with Columbus having one of the largest celebrations in the nation (over 700,000 people attended in 2023). “Pride to me is so ...

As Columbus' only gay Irish pub, according to its Facebook page, Cavan Irish Pub will be hosting its Summer of Love Pride ...

From 200 people in 1981, some with their faces hidden, the Stonewall Columbus Pride March has grown to more than 20,000 ...

Council President Shannon Hardin, surrounded by fellow LGBTQ+ elected officials from across the state, pledged Columbus will ...

It will be a protest-filled week and weekend for Central Ohio and Columbus. Multiple No Kings protests and a Pride march are ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — June marks Pride Month ... when President Bill Clinton declared a formal proclamation issuing June “Gay & Lesbian Pride Month.” In June 2009, former President Barack ...

The parade concluded with a rally on the Statehouse lawn. (Right) Marchers in Columbus' first Gay Pride Parade on June 26, 1982 head southbound on Front Street in Columbus to the west of the ...

There were big laughs, camaraderie, and hoopla between the singsongy chants along the march route and on the picket line. ...

From Stonewall's Pride March and Resource Fair to drag shows and many other ways to get involved, there's plenty to fill your ...

The nationwide "No Kings" protest will have a float and march alongside Columbus' LGBTQ+ Pride March on Saturday.

From 200 attendees to more than 800,000, Stonewall Columbus' Pride March has evolved over the past 43 years. As the event has grown, it has attracted more people from across the nation. Throughout ...