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Global Pride 2020 -

The biggest event on the line up is Global Pride 2020. Pride organizations around the world have collaborated to provide 24 hours of amazing content on June 27. It will all be streamed for free to ensure everyone, everywhere can celebrate Pride.

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Global Pride 2020 -

We can expect speeches from world leaders such as the prime ministers of Norway and Belgium, two of the most LGBTQ-friendly countries in the world.

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Manvendra Singh Gohil (left), India's first openly gay prince, will also make an address.

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Entertainment will include performances from iconic stars such Pabllo Vittar, Olivia Newton-John, and the Dixie Chicks.

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Countries from all over the world are contributing to the event, including Australia, South Africa, Mexico, Latvia, and Lebanon.

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Smithsonian's Project Pride -

The Smithsonian museum has created a virtual concert and digital time capsule, which is available on their website for Pride month. They have acquired an incredible collection of artifacts for their Pride collection, such as Judy Garland's ruby slippers from 'The Wizard of Oz.'

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Pride Inside -

Pride Inside is an event organized by Amnesty International, UK Black Pride, Stonewall. and ParaPride. Sign in for a series of gigs, comedy shows, panel discussions, and arts-based events.

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Dublin Digital Pride Festival & Parade -

Dublin is keeping spirits up with an online interactive parade and concert. Expect loads of fun and an appearance from the Queen of Ireland: Panti Bliss.

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Extra events include the Pride Pets Parade, and a talk from Astrology Ireland entitled 'Does Uranus Make Me Gay?'

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NYC Pride Special Broadcast -

NYC Pride is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first Pride parade held in New York City after the Stonewall riots. Expect performances from Janelle Monáe, Deborah Cox, Billy Porter, and many more.

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NHS Virtual Pride -

The National Health Service in the UK is arranging a virtual Pride event including their own frontline workers and various other performers.

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#WorkPride -

#WorkPride is a global online conference for professionals, graduates, and inclusive employers.

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Father’s Day Family Cooking with Matt, Bobby, and Rose -

On June 21, Father's Day in many countries, Pride Center dads Matt and Bobby will be hosting a live family cooking class. Check the website for info about ingredients and signing up.

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Queerantine Queeraoke -

Boston Pride is hosting a Zoom-based karaoke night, including local queer performers, queer trivia, 'Queeraoke,' and dance breaks for the whole audience.

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Love Lives Here -

The Pink Dot organization in Singapore is moving its Pride festival online this year. Singaporeans can sign up through the website to take part.

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Pride 2020 Dragfest -

NYC Pride is holding a three-day event with performances from 100 of the best drag queens in the United States. Any funds raised go to supporting local drag performers who are out of work.

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NYC Virtual Pride 5K Art Run -

NYC Pride is also making its annual Pride Run virtual! Everyone involved can rainbow up and run in their local area. Sharing photos of your run will enter you in a photo contest to win amazing prizes! Proceeds from the event will support local LGBTQ health service provider Callen-Lorde.

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Human Rights Conference -

And back again with NYC Pride, it's the annual Human Rights Conference. The one day event will include talks and workshops from key policymakers and organizations working towards a better world for the LGBTQ community.

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Metro Manila Pride -

The Metro Manila Pride festival also has plans to move online this year. #SulongWagPatinag!

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Illuminate the Pink Triangle -

The pink triangle represents a dark chapter in LGBTQ history (i.e. the Nazi regime), but it has since been reclaimed as a symbol of resilience. Every year, an enormous pink canvas triangle is laid out over the hills of San Francisco for the city to see. This year, the triangle (covering an entire acre of land) will be made of thousands of pink LED lights. The illumination will be live streamed on June 27.

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The Mystery Box Show -

Seattle Pride is bringing us 'The Mystery Box Show: True Stories All About Sex - Pride Edition.' Expect live storytelling about, you guessed it, sex!

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Our Pride Ride -

Cycling UK is teaming up with Pride Out for a different kind of Pride ride this year. On June 13, adorn your rainbow ensemble, snap a photo of your bike, and join the party.

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Shanghai Pride -

Shanghai Pride is hosting a huge range of events, such as a runs, brunches, forums on marriage equality and inclusive academia, and film festivals.

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Capital Pridemobile & Rainbow Blast -

In Washington, D.C., Pride is coming to you! The Pridemobile is going to drive all over the city to share the love. There will be DJs, drag queens and kings, and the most festively decorated homes and stores will win prizes. The whole event will also be live streamed for everyone.

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Pride At Home UK -

Gay bloggers and parents 'Daddy & Dad' and 'Lesbemums' are organizing a family-focused Pride day, encouraging community members and allies to have celebrations at home and share pictures with the hashtag #PrideAtHomeUK.

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Guadalajara Pride -

In Mexico, Guadalajara Pride is taking to the Internet with their digital event called 'Arcadia.' Expect some of Mexico's best drag performers and a "fantastic conceptual journey to awaken your most lucid queer dreams."

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Broadway Sings for Pride -

Broadway stars will be entertaining the world with an hour of live show tunes on June 25.

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Gary Virginia & Donna Sachet's Pride Brunch -

Everyone is free to join this epic Pride brunch-off between Gary Virginia and Donna Sachet, but if you're lucky enough to be based in San Francisco, you can also have a special brunch delivered to you by Uber Eats!

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Oslo Pride -

Oslo Pride is looking for video submissions for its virtual parade this year, but there's a twist. Three contributors will be picked as winners to receive a visit from the Oslo Pride Fleet on parade day!

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The Big Eurovision Quiz -

For all the Eurovision fans out there, Attitude Magazine is hosting a nine-day online festival that includes 'The Big Eurovision Quiz, in Association with Netflix.'

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The world's biggest LGBTQ pride celebrations -

If you're already planning your Pride trip for next year, get inspired by some of the best Pride festivals around the world.

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