Greater Miami & Miami Beach continues its year-round commitment to LGBTQ inclusion by honoring Pride Month with a vibrant calendar of events and programming this June. Locals and visitors are invited to celebrate the artistry and cultural contributions that have long shaped the destination into one of the most LGBTQ welcoming in the world.

Miami Beach Classical Music Festival's Pride Concert

This year's Pride festivities began with Miami Beach Classical Music Festival's Miami Beach Pride Concert, presented in partnership with the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) and Miami Beach Pride. Held on May 31 and June 1, the event featured a talented lineup of performers and transformed the historic façade of the iconic Tides South Beach into a canvas of stunning visual projections. Performances included international DJs and music producers La Trice Perry and Eliad Cohen, setting the tone for cultural programming, entertainment and community pride.

“Pride Month is not only a celebration but a reflection of our community's deep commitment to uplifting and celebrating the LGBTQ community,” said David Whitaker, president and CEO of the GMCVB. “We are proud to create inclusive experiences for residents and visitors alike through signature events like the Miami Beach Pride Concert and the collaborative efforts of our partners.”

Rainbow Spring

From March through June, Greater Miami and Miami Beach presents Rainbow Spring, a season-long celebration of LGBTQ Pride. Now in its third year, the GMCVB-led initiative includes exclusive travel offers, curated experiences and signature events such as the Winter Party Festival, Miami Beach Pride, the OUTshine Film Festival and SweetHeat Miami. With expanded longtime partner Expedia, Rainbow Spring continues to position Greater Miami and Miami Beach as a leading destination for LGBTQ travelers.

Wynwood Pride

Returning for its sixth year, Wynwood Pride has established itself as a marquee event in support of the LGBTQ community. Since its debut, which drew more than 135 artists and 50,000 attendees, the multi-day celebration has continued to grow in scope, energy and community impact. This year's event kicked off on June 1 with Solar Flair, a rooftop pool party set above the street art at Arlo Wynwood. The event featured live DJ sets and drag performances by Gia Gunn of RuPaul's Drag Race, FKA Twink (who was crowned Miss Wynwood Pride 2024) and Persephone Von Lips.

Upcoming Wynwood Pride events include:

• Ride Wynwood by Freddie ft. Naomi Smalls at Willy's Neighborhood Bar: June 13
• Big Wig at Willy's Neighborhood Bar: June 20-21

Pride Events in Miami and Miami Beach

Throughout June, Greater Miami & Miami Beach comes alive with a lineup of Pride Month events, activations and community gatherings that celebrate LGBTQ culture, creativity and connection. The festivities kicked off on May 30 as the Miami Marlins played the San Francisco Giants at LoanDepot Park during Pride at the Park.

Upcoming events include:

• Vizcaya Late: Pride Edition: June 4
• CommuniTEA Dance at the Adrienne Arsht Center: June 8
• HotMess Sports: Indoor Volleyball Open Play at Jose Marti Park Community Center: June 8
• Pride Month Kickoff at Euclid Oval: June 11
• Pride on the Terrace: Floating Film Screening of Wicked at Pérez Art Museum Miami: June 13
• Pride Laser Evening at the Phillip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science: June 13
• Pride Portraits, Presented by Pridelines: June 13
• M!C Drop: Queer Edition at The Sandbox: June 16
• An Evening with Isabelle Camille at Books & Books: June 17
• Glow Up Pride Mixology Class and After Party at TULUM Rooftop Bar & Restaurant: June 20
• Celebrity Cruises' Pride Month at Sea: June 8-15 and June 22-29
• Pride Movie Night: Layla at Rooftop Cinema Club: June 22
• Drag Me to the Movies at Rooftop Cinema Club: June 29

Pride Attractions

Greater Miami & Miami Beach's LGBT Visitor Center is a one-stop shop for local LGBTQ-owned and allied businesses that continue to serve as pillars of the destination's inclusive spirit.

• Phuc Yeah is an Asian fusion restaurant featuring queer influence and signature offerings like the “Say Gay” cocktail.
• Arlo Wynwood will serve the Wyn for Pride cocktail with a portion of the proceeds going to The Trevor Project.
• Hotel Gaythering and Bar Gaythering are staples in Miami's gay nightlife.
• Palace Bar & Restaurant hosts showstopping drag shows and brunches.
• Twist is Miami's most iconic gay bar.
• R House provides dazzling drag performances and nationally acclaimed food and entertainment.
• Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club is partnering with The Trevor Project to donate $10 per stay during June.
• ADRIFT Mare, a Mediterranean oasis, is serving a limited time “Electric Bloom” cocktail.
• Museum of Sex Miami is offering 20% off admission through June 30 with the code
• YOTEL Miami has introduced the signature “Love Wins Martini” as part of its Cocktail for a Cause initiative.
• W Miami is featuring the Fabulous Brickell Suite Retreat package, including a custom dessert, $100 dining credit and an Absolut Rainbow martini flight.

Installations

Greater Miami and Miami Beach is transformed by bold and expressive art installations that offer meaningful moments of reflection for locals and visitors. Featured installations include Duck with Pride: Unity Beak and Proud Love (through June 30), a playful and symbolic display on Lincoln Road promoting unity and acceptance, and EPIC Art: Sam Kirk (through June 30), an exhibition at Kimpton EPIC Hotel by acclaimed LGBTQ artist Sam Kirk that explores themes of culture, community and self-discovery. Additional highlights for Pride Month in June include Noche de Arte, an art residency featuring Jacqueline Bermudez, and Garden Shadows of the Sun, a solo fine art photography exhibition by Coral Gables–based artist David Gary Lloyd. Installed at 255 Alhambra, the show—referred by the Coral Gables Museum—delves into themes of queer identity and coded symbolism, offering a rare and meaningful celebration of LGBTQ voices in Coral Gables.  

Beyond Pride Month, inclusivity remains at the core of Greater Miami and Miami Beach year-round. To learn more about Pride Month events and LGBTQ experiences across the destination, visit MiamiandMiamiBeach.com.

About the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau

The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) is an accredited, independent, not-for-profit sales and marketing organization whose mission is to attract visitors to Greater Miami & Miami Beach for leisure, business, meetings and conventions. For a vacation guide, visit MiamiandMiamiBeach.com or call 1.888.76.Miami (U.S./Canada only) or 305.447.7777. To reach the GMCVB offices, call 305.539.3000. Meeting planners may call 1.800.933.8448 (U.S./Canada only) or 305.539.3071 or visit MiamiMeetings.com. To get further engaged with Greater Miami & Miami Beach, join the conversation by following on social media at Facebook.com/visitmiami, X.com/visitmiami, Instagram.com/visitmiami and Pinterest.com/visit_miami.

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