Five Places to Celebrate Pride 2026 in Mexico City
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- Mexico City will host the 48th Pride March on June 27, 2026, with various events planned across the city.
- Celebrations include a large party at Campo Marte featuring artists like Felix Da Housecat and Gloria Trevi, and a chic club night at Discoteca in Roma Sur.
- Other events include a drag show with Regina Voce at Antisocial Rooftop and an all-girls event called Lilith's Pride 2026.
Mexico City is gearing up for a vibrant Pride celebration on June 27, 2026, marking the 48th annual Marcha del Orgullo LGBT+.
The city's diverse offerings cater to various tastes, from large-scale parties to intimate gatherings. Campo Marte will host "The Pride Celebration BONBON," a major event featuring performances by Felix Da Housecat, a live show by Nebulosa, and sets from America Fendi, Victoria Volklova, and Eliangel. The night will also feature a performance by iconic singer Gloria Trevi.
For those seeking a more intimate club experience, Discoteca in Roma Sur promises a night of dancing with pop, electronic, reggaeton, and disco music, with DJs Alby Esc, Alex Camacho, and Winkar spinning tracks. Meanwhile, Antisocial Rooftop will host Regina Voce for a "Pride Edition" concert, offering stunning city views alongside drag performances and live music.
Additionally, a "girly" event, Lilith's Pride 2026, is exclusively for women, featuring DJs Buttitous, America Fendi, Sonidera Nacional, Las Veredas, Lauren, and Ri-Quez. This event also includes a welcome shot, flash tattoos, and food from Madrizza Pizzeria.
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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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