The Wellington Pride Festival 2025 Tū whakahihie Te Whanganui-ā-Tara logo, above the words "7-23 March 2025 - register your stalls, events and expressions of interest now"
The square Welllington Pride Festival logo above words "OPENING SHOW Friday 7 March 2025", "PRIDE YOUTH BALL Saturday 15 March 2025", "OUT IN THE CITY Saturday 22 March 2025" and "PRIDE HĪKOI & PICNIC Sunday 23 March 2025"

Registrations open now

We can’t wait to bring you Wellington Pride Festival 2025.

Registrations are open for stallholders, events & artists and volunteers.

If you have a stall for Out in the City, want to put on an event for the Festival, or a volunteer keen to help, please fill out a registration form. Performers and artists for Out in the City 2025 can apply on our new Performers OITC page (if you’ve already emailed, don’t worry).

Please use our Contact page or email chair@wellingtonpride.com to enquire about being part of Wellington Pride Festival 2025.

Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou

The longest-running annual Pride celebration in Aotearoa.

The first Pride celebrations in Te Whanganui-ā-Tara were organised as part of campaigning for Homosexual Law Reform in 1986. Wellington Pride Festival traces back to Newtown Lesbian and Gay Fair, themed ‘a Fair for a fair law’.

Wellington Pride Festival now is an ever-growing annual Festival celebrating our rainbow whānau in Te Whanganui-ā-Tara.

Our grassroots, volunteer-led kaupapa is guided by Te Whāriki, which sets our strategic priorities for the future: a more inclusive and Te Tiriti o Waitangi-centred Pride Festival.

(link) Register for Wellington Pride 2025 now!

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Our kaupapa

for the community,
by the community.

At Wellington Pride Festival, we pride ourselves on:

  • Diversity

  • Accessibility

  • Honouring Te Tiriti o Waitangi

We acknowledge that Pride is political.

We are committed to engaging in conversations about intersectional justice — and weaving that kaupapa into everything we do.

We will always show up and speak up for our community, to ensure safety and representation for all.