In 2019, Future Wood Green Business Improvement District (BID) with partners came together to create a day event to celebrate LGTBQI+ in Haringey, London.

On Saturday 10th September 2022, Haringey Pride Festival will take place on Ducketts Common near to Turnpike Lane Station.  There is a licenced bar by the guys at The Goodness Brewery, Food Stalls, Community and other stalls and live performances from acts including Angie Brown, Sonique, Abalicious and Kym Mazelle.

Linking the Past with now at Ducketts Common

On 2nd May 1987, around 3,500 people met at Ducketts Common for the UK’s first “Smash the Backlash” march to protest against racism and bigotry.  Organised by the Positive Image Campaign and Haringey Black action Group. 

Haringey Pride Festival is for all

The Festival is an opportunity to enjoy a day of celebration with Live Music, Dance and the odd speech.  We believe the event should be open to all no matter of age, ethnic background and gender.  In 2022, as we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Pride in the UK, we are planning some extra special things to celebrate the past as well as now.

Supporting Pride in Haringey

Haringey Pride Festival costs thousands of pounds to put on and without the help of sponsors and others who donate, we could not be able to provide this important event for the local LGTBQI+ community. For further information on how you can support the Pride Festival, please click here

Get your Free Tickets NOW…

While Haringey Pride Festival is Free to attend, you will still require a ticket.  For further information and to get your tickets, please click here

Getting to Haringey Pride Festival

For information on how to get to the festival, please visit our dedicated page.  Please note there is NO Parking available at or in the nearby streets.  The easiest way to get here is by public transport which is all within five minutes walk from Turnpike Lane. For further information, please click here