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The Nashville Pride Festival is proudly supported in part by Bridgestone, Nissan, Dollar General, AllianceBernstein, Genesco, Journeys, Vanderbilt Health, Philips, Vanderbilt University, First Tennessee Bank, Curb Records, as well as our individual donors and festival vendors. The Purpose of Nashville PRIDE is to maintain a sense of community and awareness of, about, and for gay lesbian bisexual transgender people and culture throughout Middle Tennessee.
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View more information on the parade here. Over 100 floats, vehicles, bands, walkers and much more will travel down a new route this year, starting 10 A.
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Nashville Pride is proud to announce The Nashville Pride Parade. In addition to the much-needed space, Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park is more conducive to the secure and accessible festival environment that Nashville Pride strives to provide.
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Making this move now will allow Nashville Pride a better opportunity to allow for social distancing and safety. At that location, the festival has grown significantly from averaging 25,000 people to over 75,000 people in 2019.īicentennial Capitol Mall State Park provides the space for Nashville Pride to grow beyond the current capacity at Public Square Park. Since 2015 the festival has taken place at Public Square Park. The festival will move to Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park in downtown Nashville in 2021. Nicole / Griffin Green / The Newly Crowned Mr. Salt N Pepa, Kim Petras, Orville Peck, The Aces, Tommy Genesis, Brooke Eden, Dominique Morgan, Andreas Moss, Mercy Bell, Virgo, Paige Beller, Mike Maimone, Freak Daddy, Tayls, Lexy Dunn, Coleman X, Kentucky Gentleman, Lila McCann, Angie K, Sinclaire, Rosemary Joaquin, Shelly Fairchild, Woods Weston, Gina Venier, Adam Mac, Zach Day, Whitney Fenimore, Josey Omo, Sonia Leigh, The Low Blow, Karegan, Ken Dartanyan / Taniah Dubois Dickerson / Lana Illusion / Lil Easy / Jordan Allen / Trey Alize / Shay Brewer / Candi Stratton Abs Hart / CoCo Bardot / Vita VonTesse Starr / Angel Taylor / Johnny Boi / BeBe Alexander / DivaQueen Productions / Grayson Hale / Vivica Versace / Vanity / Jaxson Stone / Veronica Paige / Kyle Reed / Veronica Electronica / The 615 Platinum Show Stoppers / Briana Micah / Tarte Nouveau / Sapphire Starlington Michael Kane / Mahogany Campbell / Ceazia Giovanni Kreshe / Shonn Munro Dupree / Mya Campbell / A’Jiyan Avionne Dickerson / Yasmine K. The festival is expected to draw over 40,000 people and will feature more than 200, three stages with local and national touring acts, kids and family zone, youth area, dance tent, and more. Traditionally held the last weekend of June, the 2021 festival was moved because of the ongoing pandemic. The 2021 Nashville Pride Festival and Parade has been moved to Saturday September 18 and Sunday September 19 at Bicentennial Mall State Park. The event brings people together to enjoy an extensive vendor marketplace, Equality Walk, food vendors, entertainment, and much more. Nashville PRIDE Festival is the largest LGBTQ event in Tennessee.