The best Pride Month events to celebrate in Hong Kong this June

Pride Month returns this June with a vibrant lineup of events across Hong Kong, bringing together art, film, nightlife and community. From queer cinema discussions to drag brunches, cultural programmes and all-night celebrations, these four events offer plenty of ways to connect, celebrate and experience the city’s LGBTQ+ community throughout the month

Re-membering – Touch Across Time at Eaton HK (June 12 – July 26)

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Continuing Eaton HK’s annual Pride Month celebrations, this year’s new theme, Re-membering – Touch Across Time, invites visitors to explore queer memory, history and belonging through exhibitions, screenings, performances, workshops and community gatherings. Running for two months, the programme looks at how LGBTQ+ histories are preserved through personal archives, nightlife, photography and cultural spaces beyond traditional institutions. Bringing together artists and cultural practitioners from Hong Kong and around the world, Eaton HK becomes a vibrant hub for queer storytelling, creativity and connection.

Pink Talk 2026 by Pink Dot HK (June 14)

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Although this year’s Pink Dot HK outdoor carnival has unfortunately been cancelled, the organisation is continuing its Pride Month celebrations through Pink Talk 2026. Spotlighting the growing prominence of queer cinema in Hong Kong, the forum brings together local filmmakers Herman Yau, Jun Li, Tracy Choi and screenwriter Annabelle Kayee Li. Moderated by gender studies scholar Dr. Sonia Wong, the discussion will offer insights into how LGBTQ+ stories are brought to wider audiences while balancing creative expression, commercial appeal and authentic representation.

Draglicious Pride Brunch at Cruise Restaurant & Bar (June 27)

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Few Pride Month events combine food, entertainment and harbour views quite like Draglicious Pride Brunch. Returning to Cruise Restaurant & Bar at Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, the popular rooftop gathering features an all-you-can-eat brunch with more than 20 dishes, bottomless bubbly and performances by drag queens Emma Ohrey, Lilo May and Pan Sze Diva. Add live DJ sets and a lively crowd to the mix, and it’s easy to see why the event has become a Pride Month favourite among locals and visitors seeking a festive weekend celebration alike.

Pride Month literary residency at Birdsong Cafe & Bar (June 1 – June 30)

For a quieter and more intimate Pride Month experience, Birdsong Cafe & Bar at Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong is introducing a limited-run literary residency throughout June. Created in collaboration with Odd One Out, the cosy reading corner features a curated bookshelf spotlighting LGBTQ+ literature, poetry pamphlets and conceptual art books. Highlights include Eric Yip’s debut Exposure and Nicholas Wong’s award-winning Crevasse, offering visitors a space to slow down, browse and unwind over coffee, cocktails and light bites.

The Rainbow Rave: The Pontiac x Soho House Hong Kong (June 27)

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For those looking to keep the celebrations going after dark, The Rainbow Rave promises one of the month’s biggest nights out. The high-energy collaboration between The Pontiac and Soho House Hong Kong sees the beloved Central dive bar take over two floors of the members’ club for one night only. Expect drag performances, DJ sets, cocktails, flash tattoos, tooth gems and access to Soho House’s iconic rooftop pool. Blending nightlife, creativity and community, the event promises an unforgettable Pride party in the heart of the city.

Also see: 10 essential LGBTQ+ films to watch this Pride Month