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Michigan’s Largest Pride Celebration Returning This Weekend

Jun 6, 2025 | 3:20 PM

Photo: Sarahbeth Maney ~ IMAGN IMAGES

DETROIT, June 6, 2025 ~ Motor City Pride, Michigan’s largest Pride celebration with over 65,000 participants, is returning this June 7-8 at Hart Plaza in downtown Detroit. A parade will cap off the festivities on Sunday. Entry is $5.

There will be three different stages with plenty of events happening all through Saturday and Sunday. RuPaul’s Jackie Cox, RuPaul’s Jan Sport and Sabin will be taking the Pride Stage presented by MGM Grand Detroit on Sunday while Mia Simone caps off Saturday’s action at the Pyramid Stage. Ashton Swinton B2B Loren will be the last act on the Riverfront Dance Stage at 5:30 p.m. Sunday.

PODCAST:

June 6, 2025 ~ Taylor Vitany joins “All-Talk with Kevin Dietz” to share what is going on around Metro Detroit this weekend, including Michigan‘s largest Pride celebration.

(CONTINUED) “It’s a fully volunteer run event,” Taylor Vitany told “All-Talk with Kevin Dietz.” “It’s dedicated to celebrating and supporting Michigan’s LGBTQ community while promoting awareness, advocacy, and inclusivity.”

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