Explore SWFL: Naples Pride Fest is back for another year of family-friendly fun
Kick off Pride Month locally at Naples Pride Fest. Though its fate was up in the air for a few months, everything is set for another successful year of family-friendly fun at Cambier Park.
This year's theme for the festival is "Hate Has No Home Here," which organizers say is more important than ever.
Tickets are $10 for attendees older than 12, but kids 12 and under receive free admission. Proceeds from ticket sales help support LGBTQ+ advocacy and equality across Southwest Florida.
You can expect live performances, food trucks, local vendors, nonprofits, and a kids area with a bounce house, face painting, and games. There will also be a drag show at the Norris Center.
WHAT: Naples Pride Fest 2025
WHEN: Saturday June 7 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WHERE: Cambier Park, Naples
COST: $10, but kids 12 and under are free
WEBSITE: naplespride.org/pride-2025
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