Seville celebrates Pride Month 2026 with a packed programme of music, culture, activism, sport and activities across different neighbourhoods of the city. From 28 May to 28 June, the Andalusian capital becomes a major meeting point for diversity, equality and the rights of the LGBTIQ+ community.
This year's calendar features options for all audiences and some of the most prominent names in the national and international music scene. The Alameda de Hércules will once again be one of the main stages for Pride Sevilla, with performances by artists such as María Peláe, Falete, Laura Gallego, Belén Aguilera, Rosa López, Chenoa, La Húngara or Conchita Wurst, among many others.
Besides the main concerts, Pride will also be celebrated in markets, neighbourhoods, cultural spaces, sports facilities and theatres, bringing the programme to different parts of Seville.
Seville celebrates a historic Pride
Seville City Council has presented the programme for the Diversity Month 2026, an edition that seeks to take the Pride celebration beyond its usual venues and spread it across the whole city.
Throughout the month there will be cultural, musical, educational, recreational and sporting activities, aimed at celebrating diversity, raising the visibility of the LGBTIQ+ community and championing equality, freedom and the dignity of all people.
The programme kicked off at the end of May with events such as the parade by Fabio Encinar at the Real Fábrica de Artillería, held on 28 May, and EsteFest, on 30 May on Avenida Emilio Lemos, featuring Loco Bongo and a performance by Mayo.
Pride in the Square: 24 June at Plaza de España
One of the major events ahead of the main days of Pride Sevilla will be Pride in the Square, held on 24 June as part of the Icónica Santalucía Sevilla Fest, in Plaza de España.
This special day will feature Loco Bongo XXL, the biggest edition to date, and will bring together very well-known names of Spanish pop.
Confirmed artists include:
- Mónica Naranjo
- Rebeca
- Papá Levante
- Raúl
- Laura Gallego
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Pride Sevilla at the Alameda de Hércules
The Alameda de Hércules will be the epicentre of the main events of Pride Sevilla 2026. The programme will begin on Thursday 25 June and run until Sunday 28, coinciding with the International LGBTIQ+ Pride Day.
Thursday 25 June: Pride proclamation
On Thursday 25 June the main programme in the Alameda will kick off with the Pride proclamation, which this year will take a choral format.
The proclamation will be delivered by:
- María Peláe
- Falete
- Laura Gallego
- Manolo Rosado
- Jedet
Following the proclamation, the public can enjoy performances by Uceda, Kate Ryan and Nueva Línea.
Friday 26 June: trans manifesto and concerts
On Friday 26 June, the Alameda de Hércules will continue with a very complete musical programme. The day will begin with the reading of the manifesto for the rights of trans people, followed by performances on the main stage.
Performing:
- Jedet
- ATYAT
- Natalia
- María Isabel
- María Peláe
- Belén Aguilera
- Imperio Reina
- Patricia Manterola
- Gemeliers
- Jorge González
- Agoney
It will be one of the most powerful nights of Pride Sevilla 2026, mixing pop, Spanish music, established artists and names closely linked to the Pride celebration.
Saturday 27 June: Orgullo del Sur March
Saturday 27 June will see one of the most important moments of Pride Month: the Orgullo del Sur March.
The march will go along the Ronda Histórica and end at the Alameda de Hércules, where the celebration will continue with a large concert programme.
Performing on stage:
- Dani J
- Rosalinda
- Ríos de Gloria
- Rosa López
- Chenoa
- Barei
- Samantha Ballentines
- Beth
- DNASH
- Las Chuches
- Lucycalis y Tony Grox
- La Húngara
- Conchita Wurst
Saturday's programme will be one of the most crowded of Pride Sevilla, combining activism, celebration and live music.
Sunday 28 June: International LGBTIQ+ Pride Day
On Sunday 28 June, coinciding with the International LGBTIQ+ Pride Day, the closing of Pride Month in Seville will be celebrated.
The day will end with the Orgullo Andaluz gala, featuring performances by:
- Falete
- Laura Gallego
- Peña Travesti
In addition, Peña Travesti will pay a special tribute to Azabache, one of the most remembered shows in Andalusian musical history.
Pride at the Market
The Orgullo Sevilla 2026 programme will also reach several city markets under the name Pride at the Market. This initiative seeks to bring the celebration to everyday neighbourhood spaces, creating open and participatory gatherings.
The confirmed dates are:
9 June
Mercado de El Cerro del Águila, with Samantha Ballantines.
19 June
Mercado de Pino Montano, with Xenon.
20 June
Mercado de Triana, with Satín Greco.
Neighbourhood Pride
In addition to the major stages, Seville will bring Pride to different neighbourhoods of the city with activities organised by various associations.
29 May
La Barzola, at Plaza del Pilar.
Activity organised by ONG STOP.
12 June
El Cerro, at Calle Eva Cervantes.
Activity organised by Togayther.
13 June
Sevilla Este, at Plaza Farmacéutico José Luis.
Activity organised by Adelante LGTBI.
19 June
San Jerónimo, at Calle Alcalá del Río.
Activity organised by Togayther.
These activities allow Pride Month to be experienced in a decentralised way, bringing the programme closer to more residents of Seville.
Sports events: II Copa Arcoíris
Sport will also play a prominent role during Pride Month with the celebration of the II Copa Arcoíris Ayuntamiento de Sevilla.
This activity aims to combat LGBTIphobia in sport and to champion the inclusion of the LGBTIQ+ community in this field.
The event will take place on 13 June at C. D. Pino Montano. This year, the competition has been expanded to include several disciplines:
- 7-a-side football
- Volleyball
- Tennis
- Padel
The initiative is supported by organisations such as Fútbol+, Chicotá LGTB and Orgullo Hispalense C. F.
Cultural activities of Orgullo Sevilla 2026
The calendar also includes a wide cultural programme with talks, theatre, performances, book presentations and screenings.
Highlighted activities include:
9 June
Talk What It Means to Be Una Perra Andaluza and How to Look After Each Other Better Within the LGTBIQ+ Community, at the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes.
10 June
Performance by designer José Pere, at Puerta de Jerez.
15 June
Performance by Peña Travesti on the terrace of the Hotel Abba, inspired by the press conference given by Juana Reina, Nati Mistral, Imperio Argentina and Rocío Jurado in June 1992, before the show Azabache.
17 June
Premiere of Una perra andaluza, at the Teatro Cervantes.
18 June
Staging of the play Puños de Harina, at the theatre of the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes.
19 June
Book presentation of Biopolítica del armario, by Javier Sáez, at the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes.
Also on 19 June, the musical Chicago will be staged by the Faculty of Fine Arts, at the theatre of the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes.
22 June
Screening of the documentary Estrella, at the Teatro Cervantes.
Orgullo Gitano: one of the new features of 2026
One of the major new features of this year's programme is the inclusion, for the first time, of Orgullo Gitano.
This initiative is organised by La Fragua Projects, a Romani LGTBIQ+ organisation, and will take place on 18 and 19 June at the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes.
The aim of this proposal is to make visible the reality of Romani LGTBIQ+ people, to create safe spaces for meeting and reflection, and to position Seville as a city committed to diversity, equality and inclusion from an intersectional perspective.
On 18 June two notable gatherings will be held:
- Safe meeting for Romani sexual and gender dissidence, at 11:00.
- Discussions from Romani LGTBIQ+ activism, at 17:30.
These discussions will feature activists from Andalusia and other regions of Spain, addressing topics such as Romani LGTBIQ+ activism, transfeminism, access to employment, masculinities and the so-called “Romani Closet”.
Raising of the LGTBIQ+ flag
As every year, Seville will also hold the traditional raising of the LGTBIQ+ flag, which will take place on 23 June.
This symbolic act is part of the institutional programme of Pride Month and represents the city's commitment to equality, diversity and the rights of the community.
Tributes and awards
Pride Month Seville 2026 will also feature various acts of recognition and tribute.
On 5 June, ATA Sylvia Rivera will pay tribute to Candela and Soraya at the Teatro del Hogar Virgen de los Reyes.
In addition, on 20 June the II LGTBIQ+ Awards Gala Ayuntamiento de Sevilla will be held, an event recognising people and organisations for their contribution to securing the community's rights in areas such as social, sporting and artistic life.
The gala will take place at the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes.
Summary calendar of Orgullo Sevilla 2026
28 May
Fabio Encinar fashion show at the Real Fábrica de Artillería.
29 May
Orgullo de Barrio at La Barzola.
30 May
EsteFest on Avenida Emilio Lemos.
5 June
ATA Sylvia Rivera tribute to Candela and Soraya.
9 June
Orgullo de Mercado at El Cerro del Águila.
Talk at the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes.
10 June
José Pere performance at Puerta de Jerez.
12 June
Orgullo de Barrio at El Cerro.
13 June
Orgullo de Barrio at Sevilla Este.
II Copa Arcoíris at C. D. Pino Montano.
15 June
Peña Travesti performance at Hotel Abba.
17 June
Premiere of Una perra andaluza at Teatro Cervantes.
18 June
Puños de Harina play.
Start of Orgullo Gitano.
19 June
Orgullo de Mercado at Pino Montano.
Orgullo de Barrio at San Jerónimo.
Book presentation of Biopolítica del armario.
Chicago musical.
Orgullo Gitano activities.
20 June
Orgullo de Mercado in Triana.
II LGTBIQ+ Awards Gala Ayuntamiento de Sevilla.
22 June
Screening of the documentary Estrella.
23 June
Raising of the LGTBIQ+ flag.
24 June
Orgullo en la Plaza at Plaza de España.
25 June
Pride proclamation at Alameda de Hércules.
26 June
Trans manifesto and concerts at Alameda de Hércules.
27 June
Manifestación Orgullo del Sur and concerts at Alameda de Hércules.
28 June
International LGTBIQ+ Pride Day and Orgullo Andaluz gala.
A month to celebrate diversity in Seville
The Orgullo Sevilla 2026 turns the city into a great stage for celebration, culture and advocacy. With activities spread across neighbourhoods, markets, theatres, squares and major stages, this edition aims to reach audiences of all kinds and reinforce Seville's commitment to equality, freedom and diversity.
From the big concerts on the Alameda to cultural, sports and neighbourhood activities, June will be a month to enjoy, take part in and celebrate that in Seville there's room for everyone.
