Pride The Hague

• Date: 17 May
• Location: The Hague City Centre

Pride The Hague is back in 2024! Get ready for a packed programme of cultural, social and sporting activities and, of course, one big celebration of diversity! With this year's Pride Walk on Saturday 18 May as the crown jewel of The Hague Pride.

Pride The Hague 2024

Pride The Hague will be back in 2024! 17 & 18 May, the rainbow flags will again be hung out en masse.
Pride The Hague: A demonstration and celebration to promote and celebrate any form of diversity and its acceptance. Everyone is welcome, regardless of gender, origin, religion or orientation.

Pride Walk
Get ready for a jam-packed programme of cultural, social and sporting activities and, of course, one big celebration of diversity! With this year's Pride Walk on Saturday 18 May as the crown jewel of Pride The Hague.

Programme (subject to change)

Friday 17 May: Pride Opening

The weekend starts on Friday evening with an opening programme. Here, content will address a number of current themes within the community, such as visibility and safety in the city. There will also be a number of performances and space for Hague Queer organisations to showcase themselves.

Saturday 18 May: Pride Walk and party

On Saturday afternoon, there will be the traditional Pride Walk. As in previous editions, a colourful procession will walk through The Hague. Starting on the Koekamp and passing the Peace Palace, among other places. The Walk will end with a smashing party.

Sunday 19 May: Pride brunch for the elderly and young people

The programme will end on Sunday with a Pride Brunch aimed at the elderly and young people. The aim of this event is to connect the elderly and young people by sharing stories.

Complementary programme
COC Haaglanden has taken the initiative for Pride The Hague, but they cannot do it alone. Pride The Hague has to become an event by and for the entire queer community in the city. In order to make the programme as broad and diverse as possible, other queer-related organisations are also mobilised to contribute.