Save the Date
june 6th 2026
12pm - 5pm
The countdown to Pride 2026 is on! Pride 2025 was our biggest and boldest celebration yet, with 63 incredible vendors, more than 3,000 attendees, 20+ unforgettable performers, a breathtaking boat parade, Films with Pride, and so much more. Our community showed up with joy, creativity, and heart, making it a truly powerful celebration of 2SLGBTQIA+ pride in Port Townsend. As we begin planning for 2026, our focus is not on going bigger, but on going better. We are building on the strong foundation we have created, deepening the quality of the experience, strengthening accessibility and inclusion, and continuing to center local 2SLGBTQIA+ artists, businesses, and voices. We are listening, refining, and investing in the details that make Pride feel welcoming, safe, and unforgettable, and we cannot wait to gather again for another intentional, joy filled celebration.



Mission Statement
"Creating a space to uplift and celebrate the 2SLGBTQIA+ community through advocacy, the arts, and joyful connection—on land and water."
​Vision Statements​
Port Townsend Pride envisions an event where:
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Creativity and community thrive. Local queer artists, performers, and businesses are uplifted, amplified, valued, and welcomed in a way that ensures accessibility and inclusion for all.
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2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and allies unite to engage, educate, and advocate for visibility and rights.
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A strong connection to the water is honored, cultivating queer presence and participation in our maritime traditions.
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People of all ages find belonging and support, believing that every 2SLGBTQIA+ individual—especially youth—feels safe, seen, and celebrated.
Discover the Journey of Port Townsend Pride
2018 to Present
What began as a spark during the 2018 Women’s March has blossomed into one of the most vibrant and inclusive celebrations on the Olympic Peninsula. From its grassroots beginnings to unforgettable festivals, youth programs, and community collaborations, Port Townsend Pride has evolved with heart and purpose.
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Curious how a small-town Pride became a full-force movement—with sailboats, drag, art, and thousands in attendance?











































