Every year, hundreds of thousands of people gather in Paris to make their voices, identities, and struggles heard loud and clear for the Marche des Fiertés. Join us on June 27 for a committed and festive moment.
This is the day we march loudly, shout loudly, exist loudly. On June 27, we take to the streets to denounce violence, demand equal rights, call for inclusive public policies, and make visible those whom society tries to silence. It is also a moment of collective strength, sharing, and celebration. A chance to come together, support one another, and stand united against hate speech. Join us on Saturday, June 27, 2026 — the time and starting location will be shared here as soon as they are confirmed. Times, contingents, information, and accessibility tools coming soon. Why we march Because we are tired of setbacks. Because our rights, our bodies, our lives are not negotiable. Because we reject hate speech, invisibilization, and violence. Because our prides are political. And we are not done saying it. What you’ll find there - Activist contingents, associations, collectives, and allies - Floats that get people dancing and amplify voices - Slogans that hit hard - A huge, joyful, diverse, determined crowd - And a final Grand Podium: more than 6 hours of live music, performances, and committed messages in front of over 50,000 people Become a volunteer To make sure everything runs smoothly, we need more than 200 volunteers: crowd support, logistics, welcome, security, information, smiles. Want to march AND help the March move forward? 👉 I’m becoming a volunteer Join us Whether you’re there to campaign, dance, bear witness, march in silence, or shout very loudly: your presence matters. And together, we are a force impossible to ignore. We don’t just parade. We occupy. We uplift. We shine. Come march with us.
Source: paris.fr — photo: Brayan ANDRIAMIANDRARIVO