Want to create an event as part of the Wellington Pride Festival? Here’s how you do that.

Stepping back as Co-Chair does not mean stepping away. You’ll still find me at our community engagement events, volunteering, and standing with Tīwhanawhana to offer our waiata tautoko whenever it’s needed.

Committee turnover, illness and a court case have left us stretched a little thin - maybe your skills are what we're looking for?

We want to introduce you to all the artists who’ve done amazing designs for our merch. Today: Jamie Renee…

The WPF committee is responsible for our signature events but all other parts of the festival are created and run by our community. And our community includes YOU!

Thinking about putting on an event can be daunting if you haven’t done it before. We’ve put together this guide to help you get started.

Our film fundraisers on continue on 10 August with a screening of with Pride (2014), a story of grassroots activism and solidarity. Based on a true story, it depicts a group queer activists who raised funds to help families affected by the British miners' strike in 1984.

It’s time for our monthly drop-in session on 15 July. Do join us!

Wellington Pride Festival will be defending in court in Sept and Oct 2025. 

Our case is in the Human Rights Review Tribunal (HRRT) and it is open for anyone to come along. Time to show up! 

Okay, so what else happened at the AGM? Heaps actually!

We’re introducing a monthly drop-in session so we can hear from y’all about what you want in a Pride festival, and also build more queer community.

Wellington Pride Festival is kicking off a series of fundraising screenings on 4 July with an all time classic.

We've only gone and got ahold of the OG movie Cabaret (1972), starring Liza Minnelli and we'll be screening in the cabaret-like setting of Ivy Bar.

Following the Wellington Pride Festival 2025, we released an online survey available to anyone who had attended any events. Here’s what you told us.

At our AGM we’ll be voting on a new proposed constitution and also new candidates for the board. Find out more.

We’re now selling merchandise to help us with ongoing costs.

Join us for our AGM on 25 May when we report back on the 2025 Festival, vote on an update to our constitution, and elect a new co-chair and potentially new board members.

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