Bangkok Pride events 2025: Where to celebrate Pride Month

Pride 2025 is on! Bangkok is full of parades, parties, and drag shows all month long

Pride Month is here and Bangkok’s not holding back. With marriage equality finally within reach, there’s a real sense that the city’s ready to make history. The streets are louder, the outfits bolder, and the calendar packed with everything from sweaty all-nighters to river cruises, art shows, and rooftop cocktails.

Here are the best parties, events, performances, and all things LGBTQIAN+ things to do in Bangkok this June 2025.

Check back for updates, we will keep updating the list.

Where to celebrate Pride Month in Bangkok this 2025

Event Date & Time Location Price
Bangkok Pride Parade Sunday, June 1, 12pm to 10pm National Stadium to Ratchaprasong Free
Drag Bangkok Festival 2025 Friday, May 30 to Sunday, June 1 Parc Paragon, Siam Paragon Some free / 690 to 1,200 Baht
PRIDAY: Born This Way at LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar
Friday, June 6, from 7pm to 12am LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar, 33rd & 34th floors, INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Free entry
Gaston Goes Pride: Disco Party at Gaston Bangkok Friday, June 6, from 9pm Gaston, LL Floor, Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok Free entry
‘If only it is seen…’ Exhibition Opening June 7, 6pm (until August 9) SAC Gallery (Front Room) Free
YUMM Pride 2025 Saturday, June 7, from 9pm Blaqlyte Rover 300 to 500 Baht
Take a Stance at W Bangkok Saturday, June 7 to Monday, June 30 W Bangkok Varies
Pride Series 2025 at SO/ Bangkok Saturday, June 7 to Sunday, June 29 SO/ Bangkok Varies
Bangkok Community Pride Saturday, June 14, from 7pm The Warehouse Talat Noi 425 to 800 Baht
Pride Cruise Bangkok Saturday, June 14, from 5pm Bangkok Island Dock (Rama 3) 600 to 1,000 Baht
Take Tea with Pride at The Peninsula Tuesday, June 17, 3pm to 5pm The Peninsula Bangkok 1,200 to 2,250 Baht

Bangkok Pride Parade

The colourful Bangkok Pride 2024
The colourful Bangkok Pride 2024. Image via Bangkok Pride

Date & Time: Sunday, June 1, from 12pm to 10pm

Location: National Stadium to Ratchaprasong Intersection

Price: Free entry

Sunday, June 1 is the day Bangkok wears its heart on its sleeve and glitter in its hair. And if you’re looking for the ultimate pride event, The Bangkok Pride Parade is it. From noon to 10pm, Rama I Road turns into a ten-hour technicolour procession.

The parade, held under the theme ‘Born This Way,’ starts at National Stadium and ends at Ratchaprasong, winding through the city’s shopping belt under a sky of rainbow flags stretching more than 200 metres. You’ll see drag queens, aunties, dancers, and people from all walks of life moving tigether.

Drag Bangkok Festival 2025 at Parc Paragon

Drag Bangkok Festival at Parc Paragon
Drag Bangkok Festival at Parc Paragon. Image via DRAG Bangkok

Date & Time: Friday, May 30 to Sunday, June 1

Location: Parc Paragon, Siam Paragon

Price: Some activities are free. 690 Baht (online) / 1,200 Baht (at the door) – tickets are for Thailand’s Drag Star 2025 The Finale

Drag Bangkok Festival takes over Parc Paragon from May 30 to June 1 with three days of drag shows, parties and Pride.

On May 30, 20 finalists hit the stage for the grand finale of Thailand’s Drag Star 2025. The ITWNX Party brings the heat on May 31, and on June 1, join the Pride Parade with the Drag Bangkok crew. Meet at Parc Paragon from noon and march to Central World from 4pm. Dress code? Born This Slay.

Purchase your ticket for Thailand’s Drag Star 2025 The Finale.

PRIDAY: Born This Way at LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar

Enjoy the dazzling performance of Drag Queen Meantra Manaya while enjoying special 'Velvet Bloom' cocktails at PRIDAY
Enjoy the dazzling performance of Drag Queen Meantra Manaya while enjoying special ‘Velvet Bloom’ cocktails at PRIDAY. Image via LUZ Tapas Bar

Date & Time: Friday, June 6, from 7pm to 12am

Location: LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar, 33rd & 34th floors, INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok

Price: Free entry

LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar is throwing a PRIDAY party to celebrate Pride Month and Thailand’s new marriage laws. Drag queen Meantra Mananya is bringing the drama, DJ Ice is on the decks, and the ‘Velvet Bloom’ cocktail is too pretty to ignore. The pride-inspired drink consists of gin, pandan chamomile, butterfly pea, the whole thing, so you can already imagine how refreshing it would taste.

It’s all happening across two floors high above the city, with glass pools, skyline views, and space to be whoever you want. Dress how you feel (the dresscode is literally ‘Be Yourself’), bring who you love, and come early if you want a table.

Gaston Goes Pride: Disco Party at Gaston Bangkok

Gaston Goes Pride: Disco Party at Gaston Bangkok
Gaston Goes Pride: Disco Party. Image via Gaston Bangkok

Date & Time: Friday, June 6, from 9pm

Location: Gaston, LL Floor, Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok

Price: Free entry

Platform shoes, glitter, and a good attitude are all you need for Gaston’s Pride Disco Party this Friday. Sip on handcrafted cocktails while grooving to non-stop disco beats, live performances from HYPE BAND and DJ Xinhh. P.S. they’re handing out welcome drinks to anyone dressed to impress.

'If only it is seen, thus, from afar' Group Exhibition at SAC Gallery
‘If only it is seen, thus, from afar’ Group Exhibition at SAC Gallery. Image via SAC Gallery

Date & Time: Saturday, June 7, from 6pm (opening day) / Until Saturday, August 9 (exhibition)

Location: SAC Gallery (Front Room)

Price: Free entry

This Pride month in Bangkok, walk into a room where the air holds stories you can feel. SAC Gallery’s new space, Front Room, opens its doors to ‘If only it is seen, thus, from afar,’ the first group show of queer artists from Myanmar ever held in Bangkok.

Curated by Sid Kaung Sett Lin and Bodhisattava Gallery, the show features eight emerging artists: Zicky Le, Zin Min Thike, Swannie, Roxy Owan, Na Torah, Min Chit Paing, Htet Aung Lwyn, and Kyaw Min Htet.

Working across moving image, time-based media, sculpture, performance, and photography, the artists explore themes of gender, migration, and dislocation. Their works reflect the emotional landscapes of those living far from home, shaped by love, labour, and necessity.

The opening night is Saturday, June 7. Come meet the artists, listen in, and be part of something that feels like a love letter to a home you can’t quite touch.

Yumm Pride 2025 at Blaqlyte Rover

Yumm Pride 2024 at Blaqlyte Rover
Yumm Pride 2024. Image via yummtotheworld

Date & Time: Saturday, June 7, from 9pm

Location: Blaqlyte Rover

Price: 300 Baht (early bird) / 500 Baht (at the door)

Saturday night’s got your name on it. YUMM is back and throwing a birthday bash for Pride, one year on from its first ever party. This one’s for the baddies and babies who’ve been riding through it all, showing up for the culture and the crew.

KILIMI is flying in from Australia’s Ballroom scene, and she’s not coming quiet. GOGA brings their queer-techno spell straight from Russia via Shanghai. SRIRACHA CZADDY, DIGITAL CHERUBS, and ADA X keep it burning from open to close. Genres jump from electro to Latin to pop with a whole lot in between.

The theme? ‘When I Grow Up,’ so dress for your dreams and come ready to dance.

 

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Tickets are available via Ticketmelon.

Take a Stance at W Bangkok

Take a Stance, pride event at W Bangkok
Take a Stance at W Bangkok. Image via W Bangkok

Date & Time: Saturday, June 7 to Monday, June 30

Location: W Bangkok

All June long, W Bangkok is flying the flag with a Pride event called ‘Take a Stance.’ Start with ‘Pour for Pride’ on June 7, where you can expect cocktails, colour, and one very fierce guest mixologist lighting up the W Lounge for one night only.

Also on June 7, Chef Ploy teams up with Chef Joe from Paii for a limited-run dinner series full of Thai flavours and playful touches. here’s also a special Bonvoy Moments version with lunch, a pool session, and private dinner access.

On June 14, ‘Art Therapy with Atom Prakorn’ invites you to make a mess and find your calm in a creative workshop that’s as freeing as it is fun. Then on June 28, lace up for the ‘Pride Fun Run.’

Pride Series 2025 at SO/ Bangkok

The Pride Series at SO/ Bangkok
The Pride Series. Image via SO/ Bangkok

Date & Time: Saturday, June 7 to Sunday, June 29

Location: SO/ Bangkok

SO/ Bangkok’s Pride Series 2025 runs all month long, with a calendar that celebrates love, freedom, and whoever you choose to be.

It kicked off early with ‘Pride & Beats’ on Saturday, May 24. Then come the weekends of June, one banger after another. ‘RGB: Pride Party EDM’ lights up June 7, followed by a double feature on June 14: ‘Pride Run’ in the morning and ‘Pride Talk and R&B After Party’ later that night.

On June, it’s ‘Drag After Dark,’ bringing high heels and higher energy. Then come the flirty ones, the awaited ‘OMG! Speed Dating for LGBTQ+’ on June 21. The whole thing wraps with a splash one June 28 at the ‘SO/ Pool Party: Pride Edition.’

Bangkok Community Pride at The Warehouse Talat Noi

Bangkok Community Pride 2025
Bangkok Community Pride 2025. Image via Bangkok Community Radio

Date & Time: Saturday, June 14, from 7pm

Location: The Warehouse Talat Noi

Price: From 425 Baht (online) / 800 Baht (at the door)

Bangkok Community Radio is lining up a night of music, drag, and love that feels like everything Pride should be. DJs from the city’s own Non Non Non collective join Manikk, Ani Phoebe, and more for a floor-shaking mix that’ll keep you moving.

Drag stars Sriracha Hotsauce and Gigi Ferocious will be there, too, with all the drama, sparkle, and attitude you could ask for. This is one for the queer kids, the allies, the lovers, the dancers and anyone who wants to feel the joy of being seen.

Tickets are available via Megatix.

Pride Cruise Bangkok

Pride party on a cruise
Pride party on a cruise. Image via Pride Cruise

Date & Time: Saturday, June 14, from 5pm

Location: Bangkok Island Dock (Rama 3)

Price : From 600 Baht (online) / 1,000 Baht (at the door)

Call your best friends and cancel everything else, The Pride Cruise is back and ready to set the Chao Phraya River on fire. Drag, DJs, karaoke, dance-offs, glitter in your eyelashes, and the city skyline glowing behind you. It will be the kind of night that stays with you.

Amora brings the drama, DJ TAnnix brings the bass, and Simone’s karaoke stage brings the sass. Grab a cocktail, get on the catwalk, and don’t be shy when the dance-off starts.

Take Tea with Pride at The Peninsula Bangkok

Take Tea with Pride at The Peninsula Bangkok
Take Tea with Pride at The Peninsula Bangkok. Image via AMCHAM Thailand

Date & Time: Tuesday, June 17, from 3 to 5pm

Location: The Peninsula Bangkok

Price: 1,200 Baht (members) / 2,250 Baht (non-members)

AMCHAM, AustCham, and BCCT are inviting the community and its allies to come together over afternoon tea at The Peninsula Bangkok. The theme is ‘Bring an Ally,’ a call to stand together for inclusion and support in the face of global challenges.

Stephanie Galera, Head of Southeast Asia at Open for Business, will lead the session. With 15 years in global tech and a career shaped by advocacy, Steph speaks from experience. Her talk focuses on the business case for LGBTQI+ inclusion and the power of allyship to shape stronger, fairer workplaces.

After the event, head down to River Café Terrace and Bar with your fellow guests and enjoy 20% off food and drinks.

Purchase your ticket for Take Tea with Pride.

Bangkok knows how to party, but Pride is more than just a good time. It’s a celebration of love, identity, and community in all its brilliant forms. So, however you choose to celebrate – in heels, in protest, in full drag on a boat – show up, show love, and make it loud. Happy Pride!

Still need more parties to attend this Pride or all year long? Check out our list of the best LGBTQ bars in Bangkok.

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