York Pride to return in 2027 after record attendance

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 12:32 · Archive

York Pride will return to the Knavesmire on 5 June 2027 after drawing over 30,000 attendees in 2026.

York Pride will return to the Knavesmire on Saturday, 5 June 2027. The announcement follows a record-breaking 2026 festival that drew more than 30,000 attendees to the Knavesmire and over 100,000 visitors to York overall.

Festival director Will Bosanquet said: 'After the incredible success highlighted in our 2026 impact report, we are thrilled to lock in June 5th for next year's celebration.' He added that organisers plan to make 2027 'our most inclusive and vibrant year yet'.

The 2027 festival will remain free to attend. It will begin with a colourful parade through York's historic city centre and conclude with live entertainment from local and national acts, alongside charity and community stalls and family-friendly activities. York Pride is a registered charity dedicated to promoting equality and diversity. The festival is the largest of its kind in North Yorkshire. Details about headline acts, stage line-ups and wristband sales will be announced in the coming months.

How it is being reported

• York Pride announces 2027 return after record-breaking festivalYork Pride will return to the Knavesmire on June 5th, 2027, following a record-breaking 2026.The Press (York) · 24 Oct, 12:00
• York Pride announces 2027 return after record-breaking festivalYork Pride will return to the Knavesmire on June 5th, 2027, following a record-breaking 2026.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 24 Oct, 12:00

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