2022 Parade: Pride in London Parade information

• Aparna Sreevalsan
• 1 July, 2022

The Pride in London parade will be held tomorrow (2).
The parade is making a spectacular in-person comeback after a two-year absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic, restrictions and cancellations.
The city will be flooded with LGBTQ+ -themed events, protests, and parties during Pride in London. The yearly Pride parade is at the heart of it all.
The 2022 campaign will recognise the torch bearers and their accomplishments, as well as the community’s progress as a movement during the previous 50 years.
The headline sponsors of this year`s Pride in London parade are the Mayor of London and Tesco.
Gold sponsors are BT, CMS International law firm, Coca-Cola, Gaydio (a radio station for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in the UK), The Dilly Piccadilly Hotel, and Openreach (network connection).
Silver sponsors are Taimi (LGBTQ+ Dating App), Independent, and United Airlines.
Bronze sponsors are Google, Adobe, Hard Rock, Just Eat, Heart (radio station), NBC Universal International, PlayStation, Transport for London, and the City of Westminster.
The parade’s route will be the same as the one that demonstrators used in 1972 when the Gay Liberation Front organised a march that drew 1000 participants.
The parade’s marchers will assemble on Park Lane and then march along Haymarket, into Piccadilly Circus, and then turn left and continue toward Trafalgar Square before dispersing at Whitehall.
Some main roads will be blocked during the day since the Parade will follow some significant London streets.

They are:

· Hyde Park Corner- 10 am to 9.30 pm

· Soho- 11 am to 4 am (July 3)

· Picadilly- 10 am to 9.30 pm

· Park Lane- 8 am to 7 pm

· Central- 11am to10.30pm

· Pall Mall East- 7am to 10.30pm

Emeli Sandé, Ava Max, Samantha Mumba, and Eurovision winner Netta will headline the main stage in Trafalgar Square of Pride in London 2022, which will include more than one hundred singers, dancers, and entertainment.
Female-identifying, non-binary, and trans artists such as July Jones, Eddy Luna, Prya, Krystal Lake, Poppy Ajudha, Girli, and Drag Syndrome & Justin Bond will perform on the stage in Leicester Square.