Trinity Pride Fest
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Trinity Pride Fest is Fort Worth's June Pride, started in 2019 by Tyler Long and now run by the nonprofit Trinity Pride Fort Worth under board president Roger Calderon. Dallas has the region's big parade, so Fort Worth went for a street festival instead.
It is a single Saturday in late June in South Main Village, the Near Southside stretch around South Main Street. In 2025 it opened in the evening with a march of about 30 community organisations down South Main, followed by a street party with performers, a Pride market, vendors and food trucks. Entry has been free. Several local churches and faith groups take part.
The 2025 edition drew around 7,000 people, the most to that point. The 2026 fest on 27 June was the biggest yet; the organisers put the year's attendance above 12,500 and call it the largest Pride in Fort Worth history. The same nonprofit's site also lists Q Cinema, an LGBTQ+ film weekend, for November. The 2027 date hadn't been announced when we checked.
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