Pride Cymru is back in Cardiff for another year this weekend, with a huge parade and a two-day festival returning to the capital. Pride has been a yearly fixture in Cardiff since 1985 and grown in recent years into a full-blown weekend celebrating the LGBTQ+ community - and this year, the main event has been moved from the Civic Centre to Cardiff Castle.
The parade on Saturday, June 17 will start at 11am outside the castle and travel down St Mary Street back up the Hayes, along Queen Street, around Park Place and back towards the castle along Greyfriars Road. The parade is expected to last up to two hours, with the festival then to follow from 12pm at Cardiff Castle, with last entry at 9.30pm. The festival continues at the same times on Sunday.
The parade is free to attend and walk in, but the afternoon and evening's entertainment - featuring some big names in the world of pop, TV and drag - is ticketed. We've got all the information you'll need about ticketing, road closures, and who the biggest headline acts are below.
