Trinity Pride Fest

Trinity Pride Fort Worth isn’t the parade. Dallas holds that title. Instead, this is a street festival, launched in 2019 by Tyler Long and now steered by the nonprofit Trinity Pride Fort Worth under board president Roger Calderon. It takes over South Main Village, the Near Southside stretch around South Main Street, for a single Saturday in late June.

In 2025, the evening kicked off with a march of roughly 30 community organisations down South Main. They were followed by a street party packed with performers, a Pride market, vendors, and food trucks. Entry is free. Local churches and faith groups join in.

The numbers have climbed fast. The 2025 edition drew about 7,000 people. The 2026 fest on 27 June broke that record. Organisers counted more than 12,500 attendees, calling it the largest Pride in Fort Worth history. The same nonprofit also runs Q Cinema, an LGBTQ+ film weekend in November. The 2027 date hasn’t been announced yet.