In pre-pandemic times, 45,000 people attended PrideFest each June, making it Wisconsin’s largest LGBTQ+ event. The festival isn’t taking place this year, so here are five ways to support and celebrate pride on your own.
We’re happy to see these Milwaukee Queens crowned.
We’re happy to see these Milwaukee Queens crowned.
A sampling of personalities at Milwaukee’s PrideFest
8 drag shows to check out before Pride 2019 ends.
If all the drama surrounding funding for Milwaukee’s famous Fourth of July fireworks has you craving a sparkly spectacle, we have you covered – and you don’t even have to wait until July! Here’s a look at some of the best fireworks shows all summer long.
2018 PrideFest was filled with festival goers, so we took a minute to ask a few of them what intrigued them about the event.
The 2018 PrideFest and Pride Parade were so phenomenal you had to be there. But if you couldn’t make it, here’s our photo recap.
Milwaukee loved PrideFest so much that they added another day.
Whether you’ve been to every Pridefest since 1987 or never once, honey we got you.
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