Eastbourne Pride takes place today

Saturday, 19 July 2025 at 09:36

Eastbourne is gearing up for the return of it's annual Pride celebrations today.

The event promises a ‘vibrant day filled with joy, inclusivity, and entertainment for the entire community’.

Kicking off at 10am, the event starts with a Pride Parade which sets off from the iconic Eastbourne Pier and heads to Princes Park for 11am.

Tributes to Adele, Elvis, Dua Lipa and Pink! will offer ‘something for everyone’

Eastbourne Pride receives no local authority funding. The registered charity relies completely on sponsorship from local businesses, generous donations from individuals and revenue from ticket sales.

Tickets for the Family Day are £10, with free admission for children aged 16 or under when accompanied by an adult.

Well-behaved pets are also welcome again this year!

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