Aarhus Pride is an annual celebration of diversity, acceptance, and love, held in the city of Aarhus, Denmark. It is a non-profit event aimed at raising awareness and promoting inclusivity for the lgbtq+Q+ community.

History: Aarhus Pride was first organized in 2011, and since then, it has been held annually. The event has grown in popularity over the years and is now considered one of the most significant Pride events in Denmark.
Purpose: The main goal of Aarhus Pride is to create a safe space for people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. It seeks to promote understanding, tolerance, and acceptance of the lgbtq+Q+ community by engaging the general public in a positive and festive atmosphere.
Events and activities: Aarhus Pride typically features various activities and events, such as a parade, workshops, live performances, speeches, and parties. The parade is a colorful and vibrant procession with participants dressed in extravagant outfits, carrying banners, and waving flags to show their support for the lgbtq+Q+ community. Workshops and panel discussions cover topics related to lgbtq+Q+ rights, mental health, and social issues.
Attendance: Aarhus Pride attracts thousands of participants and spectators each year. It is an inclusive event that welcomes not only members of the lgbtq+Q+ community but also their families, friends, and allies.
Organizers and sponsors: Aarhus Pride is organized by a dedicated team of volunteers, with support from local businesses, organizations, and the municipality of Aarhus. Various sponsors and partners help fund and support the event, ensuring it remains free and accessible to all.
Date and location: Aarhus Pride usually takes place in June, coinciding with international Pride Month. The event is held in downtown Aarhus, with the parade typically starting at the Aarhus City Hall and concluding at the city's Musikhuset Park.