How did queer people live and express their love in the Victorian era? Discuss flower symbolism and make rainbow salt dough ornaments before taking a tour of queer possibilities at King Manor Museum's free Pride event.

Every weekend afternoon during Pride Month, hop aboard and enjoy hot vibes and great beats during this music-filled adults-only party cruise.

After Pridefest, head to Staten Island's Alice Austen House — a nationally designated site of LGBTQIA+ history — to celebrate with a special pilsner brewed in collaboration with Flagship Brewing Co. As you drink, you'll help raise money for the historic home.

From punk bands and burlesque to ventriloquism and a bizarre live talk show, PS1's after-hours museum event is the best place for culture and community as Pride Month begins.

No partner is needed at this free queer-friendly dance class, where everyone gets to lead, and even the most terrified of beginners is welcome. You'll learn the basic moves as you explore styles like swing, chacha, foxtrot, and salsa.

Kick off Pride Month with a classy (but still sassy) benefit for the Chosen Family Law Center, a nonprofit organization providing free legal representation for low-income LGBTQIA+ families, asylum seekers, and trans people in New York.

Queer families and their loved ones are welcome to gather and break bread together at this full Shabbos meal, with Pride-inspired crafts, traditional songs, and joyful camaraderie.

Raise your mimosa to some of NYC's best drag performers at this food hall brunch, with proceeds from ticket sales supporting the Stonewall Community Foundation.

Shop the wares of more than 35 LGBTQIA+ vendors selling art, decor, ceramics, jewelry, and more. Your free ticket includes live performances, music, complimentary drinks, and confidential STI testing.

Buy candles and herbal tinctures, sip a potion or make a spell jar, join a group meditation, and meet other LGBTQIA+ witches at this cozy Pride gathering for magic practitioners.

There's no need to choose between queer dance classics and hip-hop vibes. This venue-wide Pride dance party at House of Yes has it all, and the beats keep bumping until early in the morning.

This Pride bar crawl raises five figures for local LGBTQIA+ organizations every year. Wear your most vibrant ensemble and romp around the city while enjoying drink specials and free stuff with new friends.

Female DJs and go-go dancers hype this all-night lesbian Pride party, which celebrates Latina culture in Midtown.

Once a month, comedians Nika Lomazzo and Anya Volz present a night of queer joy and laughter at Parkside Lounge. After the show, take part in a structured, psychology-inspired social hour to make new besties with zero stress.

Hang out at a rooftop pool with other queer women while celeb DJs spin great music and cultivate good vibes against the setting sun.

Meet fellow queer tech workers at this free networking event, featuring panel discussions, a photo booth, drag performances, and fun activities to break the ice.

Celebrate Pride with the New York Mets at their LGBTQIA+ Pride Night, where you'll enjoy fireworks, an exclusive Pride Mets hat, and vibrant community spirit.

More than just a typical "Rocky Horror" screening, this Pride party features pre-show antics and an after-party that's almost guaranteed to break out in sing-alongs.

This elevated guided wine tasting for Black lesbians features fine wines, handcrafted cocktails, and artisanal charcuterie, followed by a classy yet casual mixer.

Whether you prefer heaven, hell, or nirvana, three experiential floors of total queer rapture await you at this festival-inspired circuit party.

Queer youth are invited to connect and celebrate Pride with free food and snacks, non-alcoholic drinks, good music, and fun interactive games.

There's no better way to celebrate Pride than with a fabulous rooftop pool party. Whether you BYOB or buy drinks at the bar, this circuit party guarantees a hot day out under the sun.

Comedy duo Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson, the writers behind “Dicks: The Musical,” host this Pride variety show featuring slightly edgy, mildly spooky, and very gay standup from the likes of Sabrina Wu and Honey Pluton.

Get ready to dance while enjoying live body painting, art auctions, an electric violin performance, plus food and drink at this three-level rooftop benefit party overlooking the city. Your ticket price benefits the National Center of Missing and Exploited Children.

This dynamic multimedia Pride party features drag performances, stand-up sets, dancing, and giveaways spread across two stages at the Bell House.