2023

NYC Pride 2023 was jam packed with representation, music, celebrities, events, food, activities, beautiful people, fun and of course- Pride (A Deeper Love… you get it? Like the hit song by C+C Music Factory? Man, forget it- but that was/is a great song!) NYC Pride Org produces a series of events happening all over New York City, NY. Here are the ones I’ve covered. #HLuizPRESS Pride March, also called the “Pride Parade” or as we used to call it, the Gay Parade- but we are all about diversity and inclusivity so it’s the Pride Parade.

There’s PrideFest- where Foodies like me can get their grub on. Food vendors and other Artisans are all setup, waiting for us to enjoy their offerings. They have special Performers entertaining us as well on the Stage throughout the event. PrideFest is the perfect place to stop and catch a live performance, grab a bite to eat, shop local, and get some great Pride gear. And the best part is, it's totally FREE!

Bliss Days- NYC Pride's annual celebration of LGBTQIA+ womxn that features rotating DJs, dancers, pop-up performances and special guest appearances.

There’s Youth Pride, the Queer affirming event celebrating our community’s youth. Given today’s political climate, Youth Pride is more important than ever. Youth pride played out in Brooklyn’s Domino Park. Snookie Lanore, Amorphous, Devan Ibizia, Blue Man Group and more performed this year. Then there’s Pride Island that takes place at the Brooklyn Army Terminal with Christina Aguilera as the headliner this year. Pride Island capped off the excitement of Pride Week with an array of dancing, lights and music. Billboard #1 Remixer Guy Scheiman (Tel Aviv) featured Karina Kay and the NYC debut of resident DJ at Forever Tel Aviv, Mor Avrahmi.