Stockholm Pride truly takes over the city this week, with six days of celebrations, community events, performances and parties.
There are also plenty of other fun events alongside the official festival. This week, you’ll find everything from drag shows and ballroom culture to rooftop cinemas, stand-up comedy and outdoor yoga.
Whether you’re celebrating Stockholm Pride or simply looking for something fun to do, this is one of the busiest weeks of the Stockholm summer.
Monday, July 27 – Saturday, August 1
The biggest Pride celebration in the Nordics returns with six days of parades, talks, concerts, exhibitions and parties across Stockholm. The highlight is Saturday’s Pride Parade, but there’s something happening every day throughout the week, with some of my top picks included below.
📍 Various locations across Stockholm
🔗 Festival details
Tuesday, July 28 | 19:00–03:00
Kick off Pride Week at Secret Garden with an evening of LGBTQ+ anthems, colourful cocktails, DJs and dancing in the heart of Gamla Stan. Expect a welcoming crowd and plenty of rainbow-filled photo opportunities.
📍 Secret Garden, Gamla Stan
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Tuesday, July 28
Looking for something a little different? Nomad Swedish Food & Bar hosts an English-language comedy night featuring both experienced comedians and newcomers from around the world.
📍 Nomad Swedish Food & Bar
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Wednesday, July 29 – Friday, July 31
An alternative, community-led Pride festival organised by queers for queers. Filled with workshops, performances, talks, live music, affordable vegan food and a programme centred around activism, community and inclusion.
All events are free to attend.
📍 Various locations mostly around Hägersten
🔗 Info
Wednesday, July 29
Urban Deli at Nytorget kicks off Pride celebrations with drag performances from Vienna Audior and Kendi, music from DJ Amor and tarot readings throughout the evening.
📍 Urban Deli Nytorget
🔗 Info
Wednesday, July 29 | 19:00–03:00
Secret Garden swaps rainbow for tropical with a Hawaiian-inspired Pride party. Expect karaoke, island-inspired cocktails, dancing and colourful outfits encouraged throughout the night.
📍 Secret Garden, Gamla Stan
Wednesday, July 29 | From 19:00
Debaser Klubben welcomes Stockholm’s ballroom community for one of Pride Week’s most anticipated events. Inspired by Wicked, this year’s Kiki Ball celebrates self-expression, fashion and performance, with an animal print dress code adding to the spectacle.
📍 Debaser Klubben
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Wednesday, July 29 – Saturday, August 1
Kollektivet Livet hosts four days of Pride programming, including burlesque, drag bingo, emo karaoke, lip-sync battles and a sapphic club night with two dance floors. Each evening has its own theme, making it worth coming back more than once.
📍 Kollektivet Livet Bar & Scen
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Throughout the week
Bring your own drink and spend the evening painting solo or with friends in one of Stockholm’s popular creative studios at Södermalm or Vasatan.
Sessions end with a mini exhibition and everyone gets to take their artwork home.
📍 Södermalm & Vasastan
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Throughout the week
Lilla Baren continues its summer club series with DJs and late-night dancing every evening.
A great option if you’re looking for something outside the official Stockholm Pride programme.
📍 Lilla Baren, Riche
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Thursday, July 30
Secret Garden’s second Pride party transforms Gamla Stan into a sea of pink flowers, glitter and Pride celebrations. Dress in pink, floral or your favourite Pride outfit and dance late into the night.
📍 Secret Garden, Gamla Stan
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Friday, July 31 | 16:00–18:00
Start the weekend with fresh oysters and champagne at Bonnie’s inside Bank Hotel. Perfect as an after-work stop before heading into Pride festivities later in the evening.
📍 Bonnie’s at Bank Hotel
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Saturday, August 1 | 09:30–10:30
Celebrate five years of community yoga with a relaxed outdoor class suitable for all levels. No experience is needed just bring your mat and enjoy a peaceful start to Pride Saturday.
📍 Nälsta Utegym
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Saturday, August 1 | 10:30–12:00
Celebrate one of Sweden’s most iconic songs inside the very studio where ABBA recorded Dancing Queen. Led by renowned ABBA historian Carl Magnus Palm, this special event marks the song’s 50th anniversary.
📍 Atlantis Studios
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Saturday, August 1 | 15:00–22:30
Urban Deli’s second Pride event brings DJs, ballroom performances, tarot readings and drag artist Chiwi to Nytorget for another afternoon and evening of music, community and celebration.
📍 Urban Deli Nytorget
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Saturday, August 1 | From 17:00
One of Pride Saturday’s biggest parties returns to Trädgården with an impressive line-up including Chloe Caillet, Dee Diggs & Ultra Naté (hybrid live), Smiiile Stockholm, Dorisburg and more across multiple dance floors.
📍 Trädgården
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Sunday | 08:30–09:30
Wind down after Pride Week with a gentle outdoor yoga session in Vasaparken. Suitable for all levels and a peaceful way to start your Sunday.
📍 Yogapaviljongen, Vasaparken
Sunday, August 2 | 21:00
End Pride Week with a rooftop movie night as Stockholm Under Stjärnorna screens Grease beneath the stars. Grab popcorn, order a drink and settle in for one of the most beloved musicals of all time.
📍 Stockholm Under Stjärnorna (SUS)
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