Boro Pride 2026 (Statesboro)

Pine Lake's grassroots Pride celebration brings the community together for an afternoon and evening of connection, history, and visibility. This September festival is part of PrideLake's mission to create a safe, inclusive space for LGBTQ+ members and allies—a place where queer stories get told, current issues get discussed, and self-expression is celebrated. It's the kind of local Pride that reminds you why these smaller gatherings matter just as much as the big ones.

Gainesville's all-day outdoor celebration returns for its second year with live music, drag performances, local vendors, and community activism all in one place. This is where LGBTQ+ and minority voices take center stage — whether you're dancing by the main stage, supporting local businesses, or cheering on the drag stars. Free and open to everyone who wants to be part of something real.

West Georgia's Pride celebration brings the community together for an afternoon of art, food, and connection. Local artists showcase their work while food trucks serve up a variety of options, and a community market features merchandise vendors, advocacy groups, and health and wellness partners. Family-friendly and welcoming to everyone—this is about showing up, celebrating diversity, and building visibility in Carrollton.

Atlanta Pride's kickoff celebration transforms the Georgia Aquarium into an underwater dreamscape of shimmering lights, ethereal décor, and pulsing music—all set against thousands of mesmerizing aquatic creatures. It's the kind of night that sets the tone for the season: connection, celebration, and pure euphoric energy with thousands of people who get it.

Start your Pride weekend grounded and present — an all-levels yoga class on the dock at Piedmont Park, led by the Well(Being) Collective Atlanta. Bring your mat and join a community moment before the festivities kick off. Saturday, October 10th at 9:00 AM at Dockside (behind the visitor center by the 12th Street gate).

A safe, intentional space during Atlanta Pride Festival for people in recovery to gather and find mutual support. Open to all paths of recovery—whether you're early in your journey or well established. Happening on the Greystone Patio from noon to 2pm, offered in partnership with Danielle Bonanno Consulting.