Time Out – a global brand that aims to inspire and enable people to experience the best of the city – has announced it will be an official media partner for NYC Pride 2025.
NYC Pride – planned and produced each year by non-profit Heritage of Pride – is New York City's official LGBTQIA+ Pride event, and Time Out will be supporting in the lead-up to and during the annual March in the city on Saturday 29th June 2025.
Time Out says it will celebrate NYC Pride with storytelling, features and on-the-ground content, shining a spotlight on New York’s LGBTQIA+ communities across timeout.com and social media, highlighting the best of Pride in NYC.
Throughout June, Time Out says it will champion LGBTQIA+ trail-blazers across theater, food, nightlife, activism along with a Pride Digital Cover – celebrating the movers and shakers shaping NYC culture today.
Ahead of the event itself, there will be full guides of what attendees can expect, what’s on and how best to enjoy and support the event; on the day, Time Out’s editorial and social teams will be on the ground capturing the people, energy and moments that define the celebration, added Time Out.
Earlier this year, Time Out London announced it would be partnering with Pride in London for 2025.
Will Gleason, content director, Americas at Time Out, says: “Time Out celebrates the best of the city, and as part of that, LGBTQIA+ voices and stories along with their vital contributions to the cultural fabric of the cities we cover. Now more than ever, we’re proud to be shining a spotlight on how the LGBTQIA+ community is driving NYC culture forward. We’re thrilled to partner with NYC Pride on these efforts this June to tell this important story on an even larger scale.”
Chris Piedmont, media director at NYC Pride, added: "As we reflect on the Pride movement’s origins in protest, we look to tell the stories of the trail-blazers who have helped move the needle and fight for change and the advocates carrying the movement forward every single day. We’re excited to partner with Time Out to help tell these stories and uplift our city’s LGBTQIA+ culture, events and spirit."
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