The event will be returning to the city on July 15 🎉
Glasgow's Pride Mardi event will be the biggest of its kind in Scotland and will have speeches from leading politicians followed by a colourful display through the city streets.
Headline acts for the free entertainment include the "Queen of Pride" Scottish singer and songwriter Horse McDonald, TikTok sensations Just the Brave, and number 1 artist Mary Kiani.
Euan McLeod, the Executive Director of Pride added: "Glasgow has so much to be proud of, just last month in partnership with First Bus we announced that our city region would take the world record for the biggest Pride Bus fleet in the world with 6 double-decker buses.
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