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5 LGBTQ+ inclusive events to be aware of this Pride month

Published 17:26 5 Jun 2024 BST

Updated 11:09 6 Jun 2024 BST

Tara Catlett
5 LGBTQ+ inclusive events to be aware of this Pride month

From open-mic poetry to a kinky Renaissance-themed club night, there's something for everyone in the LGBTQ+ community this Pride (even the most promiscuous poets!)

The best part about this list is the creators of each of these events have LGBTQ+ inclusivity at their core, so you can keep celebrating queer love all year long! With that being said, let's get into it.

5. Foxgluv Presents: Bianca Oblivion

Wigwam, 54 Middle Abbey St, Dublin 1

Kick-off Pride month right with this first event that's taking place on Saturday (8th June) from 11pm to 3 am in Wigwam. If you're a fan of house/electronic/dance tunes, but are tired of dancing to songs that are almost impossible to differentiate between, this event has what you need.

The organiser of this event is Foxgluv Collective, founded by Jowy Ahia. She aims to provide a space for underrepresented creatives, highlighting the talents of female/non-binary and trans creators from diverse backgrounds.

Tickets cost €13.50 and can be bought here.

4. Friends of Dorothy

Pawn Shop, 15 Dame St, Dublin 2

Tickets cost €15 and are available here.

3. Renaissance -- Rathaus Pride Party 2024

Grand Social, 35 Liffey St. Lower, Dublin 1

For an especially liberating, inclusive, and possibly freaky experience, Rathaus Pride Party is where it's at.

Tickets are from €11.70 and can be bought here.

2. The Girl's Room Birthday x Pride

Workman's Cellar, 8 Essex St E, Dublin 2

I've been to one of these events myself, and if you're someone who's looking for a night out where you can actually dance without a care in the world, make it your duty to get to this event.

Tickets are €15 and can be found here.

1. Dykon Pride Party

The Sound House, 28 Eden Quay, Dublin 1

The up-and-coming queer collective Dykon was created as a refuge for anyone who knows what it "feels like to be threatened for one’s sexual orientation". It aims to provide a safe space for social gatherings for queer women and non-binary people, according to the collective's founder Mafalda 'Mafi' Hrušková.

Offering wristbands to show what sort of interaction you are looking for during the event, and a group chat made by Dykon for people who are going to the event alone, this event seems especially catered to anyone who's looking for love (or lust) this Pride month.

Tickets are €11.70 and can be found here.

Header image via thegirlsroomirl on Instagram

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