march with us.

Saturday, September 6 at 2 PM

Join us as we honor 50 years of Pride with a powerful march that celebrates our history, our community, and our future!

This milestone is more than just a celebration—it is a declaration that the queer community has not and will not be erased.

Map showing a route passing near Worcestershire Beer Garden, Worcester Public Library, and other landmarks in Worcester, with a pink pin labeled 'EVENT'.

Whether you’ve been marching for decades, or this is your first pride, your presence makes a difference!

Let’s fill the streets with love, resilience, and pride as we march together to the 2025 Pride Worcester Festival!

Join us outside of Femme Bar at 2PM with your signs, Pride swag, and smiles as we take to the streets in solidarity.

FAQs

  • Participants will begin lining up at 1:30 PM, with the march beginning at 2:00 PM.

  • The march is a half-mile, starting at Green Street and ending within the Festival Grounds on Franklin Street.

  • Not this time! Those who wish to march must be on foot.

  • Meet us outside of Femme Bar and our volunteers will show you where to line up.

  • The march is completely free. If you’d like to make a donation to support Pride Worcester, please feel free to donate.

  • Yes! Signs and banners are encouraged so long as they are inclusive and nonviolent.

  • The march is wheelchair accessible. If you need additional accommodations, please contact the organizers in advance.

  • Leashed and well-behaved pets are welcome, but please be mindful of crowds and loud noises which may be overwhelming for animals.

  • The march will take place rain or shine. In cases of extreme weather, check the official Pride Worcester website or social media pages for updates.

  • Yes! Organizations and business can register as a group and march together. Be sure to complete the registration form in advance.

  • Yes! Volunteers are essential to making the event a success. You can sign up on the Pride Worcester website or contact volunteering@prideworcester.org