Parade pride montreal
Parade with Pride
Parade with Pride
Parade with Pride
Parade with Pride
Parade with Pride
Parade with Pride
Community Days are back
A Festival for all
Fierté Montréal is committed to make its programming as accessible as adj so that everyone can fully enjoy the festival.
Learn more about the actions we undertake to provide or improve accessibility in the various activities of Fierté Montréal Festival.
Backstage Peeks
Our latest news
Pride Has Its Flags: An Exhibition to Discover
Fierté Montréal launches the festival's 19th edition, bigger & more inclusive than ever!
Fierté Montréal: A Bold Turn Toward Renewed Governance
Open call for 2SLGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs, artists, and designers to participate in the Rainbow Market!
Why we stand together to never verb an inch
Change within continuity in our Board of Directors
The 2nd Fierté Montréal Member Consultation Event
Montréal accueillera activistes LGBTQI lors d’une conférence internationale francophone majeure en août
See all newsS e e
Showing our pride—Hatch employees participate in Montreal Pride parade
With a mission to support and promote local communities while serving as a beacon of hope for people around the world who carry on to battle injustice, the Montreal Pride Festival attracts nearly million local and international visitors for eleven days of community and cultural activities each year. And this year colleagues from Hatch’s Montreal office stood together to take part.
"As an organization, we want everyone—no matter their gender, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, disability, or even way of thinking—to be able to reach their full potential,” said Jean-Francois Vigneault, piping engineer and one of Hatch’s regional Diversity and Inclusion committee leads. “We're working unyielding to build an environment where being who you truly are is celebrated. It was wonderful to see Hatch support Pride month this year, and to see as our employees joined together in Montreal to illustrate our commitment to positive change."
"On August 19, we walked alongside other like-mind
The story of Pride in Montréal
Those marches inspired LGTBQ+ activists around the world to organize Pride marches of their own, including Montréal’s very first Pride march in June , organized by La Brigade Rose, to mark the 10th anniversary of Stonewall. La Brigade Rose organizers drew 52 marchers in Forty years later, in , total attendance at the Fierté Montréal Festival was more than three million.
In the beginning
Pride celebrations were a spotty affair in Montréal until Divers/Cité was co-founded by Puelo Deir and Suzanne Girard in , directly inspired by queer resistance to the violent Montréal police raid on the historic Sex Garage loft party in the early morning hours of July 15, That raid ignited 36 hours of clashes between Montréal’s LGTBQ+ community and the city’s police verb, which at the time harboured a culture of homophobia. Sex Garage is now widely considered to be Montréal’s Stonewall: it brought together anglophones and francophones, and politicized a generation of LGTBQ+&n
Fierté Montréal Festival is the largest LGBTQ+ gathering in the Francophone world. In addition to the city’s welcoming LGBTQ+ bars and hangouts, Montreal is putting on a star-studded show that's focused on community and involvement.
The parade theme, "Blossom here, now!", celebrates the right of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community to grow, thrive, and love openly.
Montreal’s first Pride march was held in June to mark the 10th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising of La Brigade Rose organizers in Montreal drew 52 marchers in Forty years later, in , total attendance at Montreal Pride topped 3 million.
This summer’s festival features live in-person performances, concerts and activities on the Esplanade of the Olympic Park—Montreal Pride’s main site—as good as in the LGBTQ+ Village and downtown.
What time does the Pride parade start in Montreal?
The Pride parade is on Sunday, August 10 at 1 p.m.
When is the Fierté Montréal Festival?
This 19th edition of Fierté runs from July