LEUVEN PRIDE
26 SEPTEMBER 2026
PROUD, VISIBLE AND DETERMINED
On Saturday 26th of September 2026, the third edition of Leuven Pride will take place. Together, we walk through the city in an inclusive and peaceful march, celebrating visibility, connection and solidarity. Everyone is welcome to join – proud, visible and determined.
This celebration of love, diversity, and inclusion is only possible thanks to the dedication of passionate volunteers.
GET YOUR WIGS READY
Join us for the official after party and keep the celebration going with great music, good vibes and even better company. Whether you're here to dance the night away or simply soak up the atmosphere, this is where the ultimate closing party continues.
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MAKE YOUR STORY VISIBLE
Leuven Pride 2026 is all about safety. Because far too often, discrimination and violence against LGBTQI+ people is downplayed. "It's not that bad, is it?" Maybe ....until it happens to you.
Verbal aggression, exclusion, intimidation, physical violence, rejection by family — LGBTQI+ people experience this every day, online and on the street. By sharing your story, you make it visible. Big or small, it counts.
Relive Leuven Pride 2025
Leuven Pride 2025 once again filled the streets of Leuven with color and pride. 2,000 people gathered at Martelarenplein and marched through Herbert Hooverplein, the Grote Markt, and the Bondgenotenlaan to show their support for the LGBTQI+ community. Even now, In 2025, we still hear testimonials about verbal and physical violence. That's why we stay visible in the public eye. Leuven Pride is a necessary reminder that we are here, we belong and we will not be pushed aside/away. Leuven Pride is for everyone.
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Get in the mood with these throwbacks to Leuven Pride
Pride is for all of us.
Pride is protest*.
Pride is connection.
*Protest (from Latin: pro is 'for', testari is 'to witness') means expressing concern about political or social injustice. Hoping to spark change.
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