The coming weeks and months, there will be several Prides in Belgium. From activist marches to festive parades and cultural gatherings, there’s something for everyone to join in the celebration of visibility, solidarity, and equality. Brussels Pride has already taken place, and Namur Pride is scheduled for tomorrow, 30 May. But there’s more.
12-14 June: Bruges Pride
Bruges will host its Pride celebrations from Friday 12 June to Sunday 14 June 2026. The event promises a weekend of visibility, solidarity, and joy, with a programme that includes a march, cultural activities, and social gatherings. Whether you’re exploring the historic city centre or joining the festivities, Bruges Pride offers a welcoming space for all. The Parade starts at ‘t Zand on Saturday 13 June at 15:00.
13 June: Pride de Mons
Mons (Bergen) will kick off the summer Pride season on Saturday 13 June, at the Local autogéré du Borinage – LAB. The Pride Kermesse promises a day of festivity, connection, and commitment, starting at 12:00. From 14:00 to 18:00, visitors can explore associative stands and kermesse-style games, followed by speeches and an open stage hosted by local drag queen Murphya from 18:30 to 19:00. The celebrations will continue with a dance party from 19:30 to 01:00. Note that the venue is cash-only and not fully accessible for wheelchair users.
27 June: Reclaim Our Pride (Antwerp)
Reclaim Our Pride gathers on Koningin Astridplein in Antwerp on Saturday 27 June at 15:00. There’s a march at 16:00 and a gathering at Het Bos on Ankerrui at 18:00. Check their Instagram for updates.
27 June: Pride de Tournai
On Saturday 27 June, Tournai (Doornik) will host its Pride march, organised by the collective Les Dur·es à Queuer and other local associations. The march begins at 14:00 from Place Crombez, in front of Tournai train station. From 16:30 to 18:30, speeches and an associative village will take place at Place Paul-Émile Janson. The event is non-partisan, focusing on social justice and LGBTQIA+ visibility, with psychological support available for attendees.
12 July: Limburg Pride (Hasselt)
Limburg Pride returns to Hasselt on Sunday 12 July. Under the theme ‘One Family, Many Colours‘, the event will feature a parade around the small ring road, a festival with artists, and a Pride Village. The day celebrates connection, inclusion, and visibility, with activities for all ages.
5-9 August: Antwerp Pride
Antwerp Pride will take place from Wednesday 5 August, to Sunday 9 August, with the main parade on Saturday 8 August. The festival includes a week of events, such as opening shows, cultural activities, and a closing festival at the Scheldt Quays. The parade, starting at 14:00, is a highlight of Belgium’s Pride calendar, attracting thousands of participants.
28-30 August: Liège Pride
Liège Pride will run from Friday 28 August, to Sunday 30 August, with the main parade on Saturday, 29 August in the afternoon. The three-day event will feature a Pride Village, DJ sets, a drag brunch, and a show, all centred around inclusivity and anti-harassment messagesliegepride.be.
27 September: Leuven Pride
Leuven Pride will hold its third edition on Saturday 27 September. The event features an inclusive march through the city, starting at Martelarenplein at 15:00, followed by workshops, Pride Hubs, and afterparties. The focus is on visibility, connection, and solidarity, with a strong emphasis on safety and activism.
The latest on LGBTQIA+ events such as prides in Belgium
- Antwerp Queer Arts Festival 2026 unveils diverse programme from Friday 19 June to Sunday 16 August.
- SATURDAY 8 AUGUST 2026 | Pride Express links Utrecht – Amsterdam – Rotterdam Antwerp – Rotterdam Amsterdam – Utrecht for Antwerp Pride 2026.
- Namur Pride on Saturday 30 May 2026.
- BELGIUM | 216,000 celebrate 30 years of Brussels Pride.
- From the Stonewall Inn Riots to Brussels and Antwerp Pride: how much did the New York riots really influence queer activism in Belgium and the Netherlands?.
- BELGIUM | Beyond Darklands 2027 ‘The Ember Dunes’ from Tuesday 16 to Monday 22 February in Antwerp.
- Antwerp Pride 2026 adopts ‘Fearless’ theme, with safety concerns shaping preparation.
- Rainbow Festival Oostende 2026 on Friday 8, Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 May.
- Pride Express links Ghent, Brussels and Antwerp to WorldPride Amsterdam on 1 and 2 August 2026.
- Queer March Ghent returns in March 2026.
- BRUGES | Prisma Queer Arts Festival on 16, 17 and 18 January 2026.
- HAPPY NEW QUEER 2026 | Bruges on 17 January and Leuven on 23 January.
- PROGRAMME | Pinx 2026 LGBTQIA+ film festival in Ghent and Antwerp from 27 January to 1 February.
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- Limburg Pride 2026 remains in Hasselt and places every family at the centre.
- LEUVEN PRIDE 2025 | Kinkday at Rumba on Saturday 27 September.
- Pride Museum pop-up draws 4,000 visitors and strengthens case for permanent queer space in Brussels.
- Mechelen to organise a Pride Week from 2026?.
- Bruges Pride Parade 2025 on Saturday 14 June.
- Mons Pride 2025 on Saturday 31 May.
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- ANTWERP 2025-2030 | City government agreement supports bid for EuroGames in Antwerp in 2028.
- Liège Pride 2025 on Friday 22, Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 August.
- CHARLEROI PRIDE | Three days of inclusivity and festivities.
