Unlike many Pride celebrations that take place in June, Greater Palm Springs Pride happens each November, when the desert weather is ideal for outdoor events. The 40th annual celebration takes place November 6–8, 2026, with the theme “Be Included.”
South Palm Canyon Drive
The city’s main street becomes the backdrop for many Pride activities. The Pride Parade travels along Palm Canyon Drive, making it one of the best places to experience the energy of the weekend.
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The center of Pride weekend. Festival stages, vendors, food, entertainment, and community organizations fill the downtown area throughout the celebration. The walkable downtown core makes it easy to move between events, restaurants, and nightlife.
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Performances and brunch bites at the Hyatt Palm Springs.
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One of the anchors of the Arenas District and a major gathering spot during Pride weekend. Known for outdoor patios, DJs, drag events, dancing, and a lively crowd throughout the celebration.
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A longtime Palm Springs institution and one of the busiest venues on Arenas Road. Expect DJs, drag performances, go-go dancers, and a high-energy dance floor during Pride festivities.
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The original gay bar in Palm Springs and a cornerstone of the Arenas District. A great stop for a more relaxed atmosphere, outdoor patio drinks, karaoke, and meeting locals.
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One of the best places to combine cocktails and a meal during Pride weekend. It’s frequently recommended for its food as much as its bar scene, making it an ideal pre-parade lunch or dinner stop.
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One of the hardest reservations to get in town and a Palm Springs favorite for classic cocktails and upscale dining. Frequently recommended by locals and travel publications.
See MoreWorkshop Kitchen & Bar
A design-forward restaurant located in a historic downtown building. Known for seasonal California cuisine and frequently listed among Palm Springs’ top dining destinations.
See MoreTrio Restaurant
A popular LGBTQ+-friendly restaurant just a short walk from the Arenas District. It often becomes a gathering point during Pride weekend and is well known for its lively social atmosphere.
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The kaleidoscopic parade kicks off in the Uptown Design District at Tachevah and Palm Canyon Dr. and travels south through downtown. Things wrap up at the entrance to the Pride Festival at Amado.
See MoreEight4Nine Restaurant & Lounge
Head to Eight4Nine Restaurant & Lounge for their 7th annual champagne brunch bash! Plus you can enjoy parade viewing from their patio or lounge.
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Home of the Harvey Milk Breakfast! More information can be found at https://www.pspride.org/psevents
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While the museum is always a fun attraction, the Pride Festival main stage (Nov. 6th-8th) is located right on Palm Canyon & Amado.
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The best 4-hour free parking for the parade. This year’s theme, “Be Included,” reflects Pride’s role as both a celebration and a civil rights movement, emphasizing equality, visibility, and community support.
The main DJ stage is located at Palm Canyon & Amado and the Community Stage is at Tahquitz & Palm Canyon
See MoreReforma Palm Springs
The epic Euphoria party returns to Reforma again this year and promises a night of unforgettable music, GoGo Dancers, and celeb sightings.
See MoreOscar's Downtown Palm Springs
The Oscar's Pride Stage is one of the four main entertainment venues during the Greater Palm Springs Pride Festival. Expect their patio to be packed!
See MoreCCBC Resort Hotel
Desert Heat Circuit Party takes over CCBC for its annual Sunday T Dance.
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BookSantiago Resort - A Gay Men's Resort
Stay close to the festival and parties with a (spacious) room here at Palm Springs's best gay men's resort.
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