London's Best Pride Parties

Ready to slay at London Pride? Kapara's annual Drag and DJ Brunch lets you indulge in delicious dishes with a side of sass, debauchery, and dazzling drag performances. From the delightful pita French toast to the Harissa & Hake, the breakfast menu promises a fabulous feast alongside back-to-back DJ sets and dazzling drag shows. For afters, quench your thirst with epic pride-themed cocktails like the flirty Pump That Jam mixed with whiskey flirt, Cointreau and port, mixed with honey strawberry gazoz, basil and soda, as well as the fruity and fabulous Rainbow Colada Cream.

Step inside Two Brewers, Clapham's legendary gay venue that's been serving fabulousness for over 30 years and promises plenty of good vibes this summer. Known for its glitter-filled drag cabaret, this iconic spot offers show-stopping performances seven nights a week, 365 days a year. Their state-of-the-art club hosts epic dance parties and spectacular shows, from the sensational London Gay Big Band to the uproarious Pam Ann. Head on over to the South London haunt to revel in karaoke, quiz nights and some of the city's best drag acts. Come for the glitz, stay for the glam, and sashay the night away.

This June, head to Plonk Golf in Shoreditch for one of the most fun Pride parties around. Their bottomless brunch offering comes in at just £35 per person, promising 90 minutes of free-flowing bubbles, beer or punch alongside tasty dishes such as breakfast hotdogs and scrambled eggs with refried beans, with nachos on the side. What's more, you'll also get unlimited access to golf, arcades and board games throughout the event, with some amazing prizes to be won.

Since opening in 1991, Village has become a staple of Soho's gay scene, offering something for everyone under one roof. By day, it's laid-back and understated, but come nightfall, it lights up Old Compton Street with fabulous DJs and sassy go-go boys. With four floors, including an underground club, bar and dance area, and a top-floor chill-out space, this joint has it all. Come Pride month, this bar will be buzzing with good vibes, classic dance tunes and a menu of delicious concoctions to help you get in the celebratory spirit. Their epic event's lineup includes DJ's like Niklas Liljesand, Vivian Bam Bam and Kurt Potter alongside fabulous go-go boys serving fabulousness all night.

Get the whole bottomless brunch experience this Pride, or just enjoy brunch and a show with Boy Toy Events London. Along with superb performances and drag queens that slay at events themed around Lady Gaga and Britney Spears, you'll be eyeing up tasty food and 90 minutes' worth of free-flowing drinks throughout the shows. With sizzling male dancers, sexy acrobats, topless waiters, plus drag shows, buff butler bingo, pop tributes and West End singalongs, this is a proper brunch with a bang.

One of the most popular spots for Pride parties in London, Circa Embankment is sure to pull out all of the stops this colorful month. Since 2018, this hotspot has been shaking things up in London's LGBTQ+ scene, serving up fun like nobody's business. A glittering venue on Victoria Embankment, it's dishing out late nights filled with house and R&B classics, live music, and dazzling performers. Join them as live DJs soundtrack a night of drinking, dancing and celebrating in an unparalleled setting. It's the ultimate night out, guaranteed to keep you groovin' and movin'.

100 Wardour Street is one of Soho's most iconic venues, and this month they're serving a limited edition Pride cocktail: Taste The Rainbow, made with vodka, bergamot, elderflower and rainbow sherbet for a colourful, Instagram-worthy appearance. Anyone dining here on the 29th will receive one of these drinks for free, and you can also expect a live performance from talented singer and songwriter Aidan Martin if you visit on the 19th, and a show from X Factor star Kalone Ray on the 26th.

Throughout June, the iconic Seven Dials market will be raising funds for Pride in London through special food and drinks items being sold across the stalls - from Yum Bun's rainbow salad to the Rhubabe cocktail from the bar. There will also be some fantastic performances this month, including LGBTQ+ DJs every Friday and Saturday night. And to solidify their commitment to the community beyond Pride month, the Director of Partnerships from Pride in London has officially opened Pride Ally, formerly Cucumber Alley, to symbolise the market's solidarity.