Upcoming Events
Looking for ways to connect? Want to celebrate our amazing community? Ready to jump in and get involved? You've found the right spot!
This is your guide to everything NWPA Pride has planned. As we roll into Pride season and the sunny days ahead, we've got a great lineup of events. Find ways to meet wonderful people, support the community we all love, and just have a fantastic time.
Take a peek below and mark your calendars - we can't wait to see you there!
Meadville Monthly Queer Happy Hour
NWPA Pride's Meadville Happy Hour takes place every month at Julian's Bar and Grill (299 Chestnut St, Meadville, PA) at 5:30 PM. Join us for drinks, food, and great company! | Read More
Erie Queer Happy Hour at the Zone Dance Club
Erie Queer Happy Hour NWPA Pride takes over The Zone Dance Club on the first Wednesday of every month. Join us from 6:00 PM for a relaxed, non-smoking happy hour. Enjoy $2 well drinks and community. No cover. Cash only. 21+. | Read More
Erie Pride Parade 2026
Kick off the 2026 NWPA Pride season with the Erie Pride Parade. Join the "Make Waves" march through downtown Erie as the community unites for a demonstration of visibility, advocacy, and celebration. | Read More
Pride on the Bay 2026
Join us at Liberty Park on Saturday, June 27th for a massive celebration of our local LGBTQIA+ community. Explore local vendors and community resources, grab a bite from Erie's best food trucks, and enjoy interactive experiences all afternoon. The main stage will be packed with live music, a DJ, and a fierce drag show where performers will be bringing their absolute best to the bayfront. | Read More
Pride on the Diamond 2026
Join the NWPA Pride Alliance in Meadville for Pride on the Diamond. A free afternoon featuring local vendors, community resources, a live DJ, and a drag show at Diamond Park. | Read More
33rd Annual Pride Picnic
Join the NWPA Pride Alliance for the 33rd Annual Pride Picnic at Presque Isle State Park. Enjoy a free, family-friendly afternoon featuring a community potluck, raffle baskets, and our annual family portrait. Bring a dish to share! | Read More
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