From Wellington City Council
Wellington Pride Festival - Tū Whakahīhī e Te Whanganui-ā-Tara
Pride festivities were postponed in Pōneke earlier this year due to COVID, but now it’s time to come out and finally celebrate our queer community with two weeks of events and activities for the Wellington Pride Festival!
Check out what you can do to celebrate Pride on the Wellington Pride Festival website.
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