Pride Events in Greensboro and High Point: Where to Celebrate Pride in the Triad This June

More than 13 million people attend Pride celebrations across the United States each year, making Pride one of the country’s largest celebrations of community, inclusion, and visibility. Here in the Triad, Pride Month continues to grow with events ranging from family-friendly gatherings and community celebrations to drag shows, film screenings, and special nights out.

If you’re looking for Pride events in Greensboro, Pride Month activities in High Point, or ways to support the local LGBTQ+ community, here’s what’s happening around the Triad this June.

Pride Events in Greensboro This June

While Greensboro’s largest Pride Festival takes place each September, June is packed with opportunities to celebrate Pride Month throughout the city.

Icons Drag Dinner at Chemistry Nightclub

June 6

Kick off Pride Month with an evening of entertainment at Chemistry Nightclub’s popular Icons Drag Dinner. Guests can enjoy dinner and performances inspired by legendary music and pop culture icons. It’s a fun way to start the month and support local drag performers.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch at Carolina Theatre

June 9

The Carolina Theatre’s Pride Series continues with a screening of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, the beloved cult musical that has become an LGBTQ+ classic. Whether you’re a longtime fan or watching for the first time, this is one of the month’s must-see cultural events.

Pride Night at Spare Time Greensboro

June 10

Looking for a more casual way to celebrate? Spare Time Greensboro is hosting Pride Night with free bowling, complimentary shoe rental, and a welcoming community atmosphere. It’s a great option for families, friend groups, and anyone looking for a low-key evening of fun.

Pride Shabbat at Temple Emanuel

June 12

Temple Emanuel will host a special Pride Shabbat service featuring a guest speaker from the Guilford Green Foundation. The event offers an opportunity for reflection, community connection, and support during Pride Month.

The Power of Pride Celebration at The Pyrle

June 20

One of Greensboro’s most unique Pride events this year, The Power of Pride Celebration offers something for every age group.

The day includes:

• Family-friendly songs and activities
• A teen and youth pizza dance party
• Community programming throughout the afternoon
• A 21+ evening drag show

The nighttime performance features Thigh Fieri, Franny Starlight, and Brenda the Drag Queen, making it one of the month’s standout entertainment events.

Pride Drag Bingo at Temple Emanuel

June 23

Get ready for an evening of laughter, community, and prizes during Pride Drag Bingo. This event combines classic bingo fun with drag entertainment in a welcoming atmosphere that supports local Pride initiatives.

SUMMERWEEN at Back Table

June 26

Who says Pride celebrations can’t be spooky?

Hosted by Sorta Spooky and Triad Alternative Artists, SUMMERWEEN brings together Pride, creativity, and alternative culture for a one-of-a-kind summer festival. Expect local artists, vendors, themed activities, and plenty of opportunities to connect with Greensboro’s creative community.

Looking Ahead: Greensboro Pride Festival Returns in September

Although many people associate Pride with June, Greensboro’s signature Pride celebration takes place in September.

The 2026 Greensboro Pride Festival will celebrate its 20th anniversary and feature Greensboro’s first-ever Pride Parade through downtown. The parade will travel along Elm Street before the festival begins at LeBauer Park.

The event typically attracts thousands of attendees and includes:

• Live entertainment
• Food vendors
• Community organizations
• Family activities
• Local artists and makers
• Drag performances

For many Triad residents, it’s one of the biggest community events of the year.

Why Pride Month Matters in Greensboro

Pride Month is about more than celebrations and entertainment. It’s also an opportunity to support local organizations, learn about LGBTQ+ history, connect with neighbors, and help create a more welcoming community.

From faith-based events and family programming to drag shows and alternative arts festivals, this year’s lineup reflects the diversity and creativity of Greensboro’s LGBTQ+ community.

Final Thoughts on Pride Events in Greensboro

This year’s Pride Month Greensboro calendar offers something for everyone. Whether you’re attending a film screening at the Carolina Theatre, bowling with friends at Spare Time, celebrating at The Power of Pride event, or embracing the spooky vibes of SUMMERWEEN, there are plenty of ways to participate.

The biggest takeaway? You don’t have to wait until September to celebrate Greensboro Pride. June is filled with meaningful opportunities to connect, support local organizations, and enjoy some of the city’s most unique events.

As you plan your weekend in Greensboro, consider adding a Pride event to your calendar and supporting the local businesses, performers, and organizations that make these celebrations possible.

Which Pride event are you most excited about this year? Share your plans in the comments below and help fellow readers discover something new.