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Auckland Pride has confirmed that the Festival’s postponed events will still be run beyond the festivals official dates following the recent changes in Alert Levels. Giving Auckland's rainbow community's much to look forward to as we shift down in Alert Levels, Auckland Pride says they are excited to continue spreading...

Following the Government’s announcement and Auckland's return to Alert Level Three, Auckland Pride have announced the postponement of the remainder of the Festival. Auckland Pride who will continue to update the community as information comes to hand, wish to reiterate that they had planned for this eventuality, "and are keeping...

Auckland Pride has fully implemented its Alert Level Three Festival Plan, with updates on the status of events available for all 26 events that were planned to take place between 7 pm Sunday 14th and 11:59 pm Wednesday the 17th of February. Auckland Pride who had a range of...

With Auckland Live sparing no sequin for Auckland Pride in 2021 with its Pride programme of provocative cabaret, drag shows, and the queerest party of the year - we chat to Drag queen trio Les Femme about their favourite girl-group power anthem, and discover their ultimate song to perform live! "My...

Full to the Brim! This February will see Auckland Pride Month hosting over 200 events in all corners of Tāmaki Makaurau. With its largest programme ever, Auckland Pride says they have added over 150 events, showcasing the diversity and excitement of the city’s rainbow communities to come together to...

Auckland Pride has announced the addition of two new Takatāpui members to its board, with the aim of further developing kaupapa Takatāpui within the Festival and in the city of Tāmaki Makaurau. The announcement of the two new Takatāpui Representatives follows the boards September call for applications to join the...

Registrations open tomorrow! For the first time in the festival’s nine-year run, Auckland Pride will be expanded out to be a near month-long celebration.  Auckland Pride Festival 2021 will run from February 3-28.  The festival says the expansion is a “testament to the growth of Aotearoa's largest pride festival” but hints that there may...

OurMarch 2020 Saturday 8 February The second annual OurMarch was lead by legendary queer kiwi activist Ngahuia Te Awekotuku MNZM. Ngahuia was followed by a group representing Pride in the Cook Islands, where homosexual acts still remain illegal.  There was also a notable visibility of corporates within this year’s march. Among them,...