Pride Month

Police announced an arrest in a case of vandalism at the Stonewall National Monument in Manhattan’s West Village. Patrick Murphy, 25, of Denver, is facing a hate crime charge for the June 10 incident when about 60 flags were torn down from the fence, broken apart and thrown on the sidewalk. The NYPD released surveillance video allegedly showing Murphy and…

Ashley Chaparro and Sophia Aujero get a behind the scenes look at LADYGUNN magazine’s creative process.

Nelson García, 31, fled Venezuela in 2015 after being perseucted by the government for his identity and political views. Coming full circle, García now is a paralegal guiding other migrants in their journeys to the U.S. seeking asylum. NBC New York’s Linda Gaudino reports.

LGBTQ+ revelers and allies are partying coast to coast for the premiere weekend of Pride Month.

NBC 4 New York & Telemundo 47 present a bilingual special highlighting the advancements of the LGBTQIA+ community.

News 4’s Melissa Colorado takes a look at Pride celebrations in the city ahead of the annual Pride parade.

As Pride Month comes to an end, there’s still plenty that New York has to offer in its final weekend. While everyone knows about the Pride March happening Sunday afternoon, there’s countless additional events to check out throughout the weekend. Here’s a list of other gems to get involved with to show your pride:  Dance the Night Away! Showcase...

A massive line-up boasting more than 200 artists takes over Times Square this Pride weekend as part of a spectacular two-day festival. Playbill Magazine and the Time Square Alliance announced their “Pride in Times Square” collaboration on a celebration of Pride at the Crossroads of the World. Together, the groups will host a series of free events Saturday and Sunday….

Marking the culmination of Pride Month in the city, the pièce de résistance is undoubtedly the NYC Pride March, which will take place on Sunday at noon. With more than 75 percent of all marching groups are non-profit organizations, and more than half of all marching groups are participating free-of-charge, according to the event’s organizers, thousands are expected to...

Myles Miller reporting on NYC celebrating pride on Sunday

NHL teams won’t have players wear themed jerseys during pregame warmups next season.

The union representing Starbucks baristas claimed some stores were not allowed to put up Pride month decorations.

Trying to find a way to start your pride weekend celebrations early? Look no further than the Marsha P. Johnson State Park where, starting at 4 p.m. Wednesday, New York’s first ever trans music festival will be held. “Transmission” is a first-of-its-kind celebration that seeks to spotlight the many contributions of the trans community. Attendees can enjoy an incredible...

The New York Yankees are welcoming the entire LGBTQIA+ community, their friends, family, and allies to celebrate their first ever Pride Night at Yankees Stadium. The Yankees’ support of New York’s Legacy of Pride will be highlighted during an on-field ceremony before the start of the Yankees-Mariners game Wednesday night. Created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall...

Lawmakers approved legislation allowing same-sex marriage in Estonia as of next year, making it the first of the three Baltic countries to do so.

Michelle visits Adelaide’s Salon, located beneath LouLou, and Toro Loco to see how the two NYC hotspots are not just celebrating Pride, but giving back as well.

For the third time in just over a week, Pride flags were vandalized outside the Stonewall National Monument in Manhattan’s West Village, police said.

Andre Thomas from NYC Pride tells what to expect from this year’s celebrations.

This pride month, Time Out’s LGBTQ+-identifying editors have crowned New York City the most friendly city for LGBTQ+ individuals in their new rankings. Special mention was given to the piano bar circuit of Duplex, Marie’s Crisis and the Monster in the West Village, as well as Hell’s Kitchen bars like Rise and Industry, and Brooklyn hot spots Good Room,...

Protesters and supporters of a group of self-described “queer and trans nuns” gathered at Dodger Stadium during a LGBTQ+ Pride Night that followed weeks of high-profile controversy.