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2026 OC Pride: Revolutionary Festival

OC Pride
OC Fair & Event Center
88 Fair Drive
Costa Mesa, California 92626
Saturday, September 27, 2025 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
$12.51 +$3.18 fee

Join Orange County’s largest LGBTQIA+ celebration of the year.

This year’s theme, Revolutionary, is a bold call to action—a celebration of unity, visibility and the unshakable power of community. In a time when being yourself is still a radical act, we stand proud and Louder Than Ever.

Whether you're marching in the FREE pride parade, dancing at the pride stage, or exploring vibrant zones throughout the festival, you’re part of a movement that refuses to be erased.
Experience an unforgettable day filled with live music, drag performances, inspiring speakers, art, community, and fun for all ages.

  • Pride Stage – Experience the ultimate sensory journey with cutting-edge LED walls, lasers, and immersive sound as our Pride DJs, entertainers and headlining talent, featuring both English and Spanish performers, take the stage for an unforgettable OC Pride 2025 celebration.
  • Trans Central – A welcoming and affirming space for our trans and non-binary family.
  • Teen Pride – A safe, uplifting environment created just for LGBTQIA+ youth and allies.
  • Pride Market Place – Explore and support over 150 LGBTQIA+ and ally-owned vendors.
  • Leather Hall – Back and bolder than ever, celebrating leather and kink.
  • Pride Speaks – Our TED Talk–style series brings together powerful voices and icons from the LGBTQIA+ community, sharing inspiring stories, wisdom, and groundbreaking ideas. Featuring local talent, spoken word, and community storytelling, this event celebrates diverse perspectives and revolutionary conversations.
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