Frequently asked questions

Plymouth Pride takes place on Saturday 5th August 2023 in Central Park. The event will run from 12-8pm

  • 3 fields filled with entertainment, vendors and LGBTQIA+ communities 
  • CityBus Rainbow Village, home to 80+ traders and local organisations
  • Party all day at the Babcock Mainstage or rock out at the BT Group Alternative Stage 
  • Listen and get involved with our talks, facilitated by Fresh Air Studios 
  • Learn, get support and grow your community in our dedicated Trans Area 
  • Grab a moment of peace in our Safe Space with Penguin Soup 
  • Chill, create and meet new friends in our Youth Area

We want Plymouth ‘Pride in the Park’ to be as green as possible. Please help us to make the event sustainable by travelling using public transport. 

  • Central Park is a short walk from most bus stops and central attractions 
  • Bus stops can be found opposite Central Park, just ask for Milehouse if coming from the City Centre 
  • Plymouth Railway Station is a 15 minutes walk from Central Park or a short bus journey. The bus stop is opposite the station. 

Parking will be extremely limited, as we will be sharing the day with Plymouth Argyle.

We have tried our best to make the event accessible for all. However, our event is on green fields and there will be uneven pathways.  

Flashing lights and loud music will be in use in both the Main and Alternative Stage. 

Yes! We have toilets located in all 3 fields.

Accessible toilets will be available at the event, one on each field. The Accessible toilet next to the Information Stand will be locked to ensure cleanliness and availability. The toilet will be locked via a padlock and the number will be displayed on the Information Stand.

A Safe Space area will be available for all on the Prudence De Villers field for anyone who needs support.

There will be 2 bars and numerous food vendors at Pride in the Park. Tuck in to a Pad Thai or a vegan delight whilst sipping a locally sourced pint!

All of our vendors, volunteers and security will be operating a Challenge 25 Policy, so remember your ID!

We are a dog friendly event and ask that your pooches are kept on leads. Pride in the Park will be busy. If your dog is nervous in crowds, afraid of loud noises or spooked by children, please leave them safe at home. 

A dog watering station will be available at the Information Stand.