Chicago Pride

On Sunday, thousands of spectators flocked to Chicago as the city hosted its 53rd annual Pride Parade

One of the largest Pride celebrations in the world steps off Sunday, as the 2024 Chicago Pride Parade will begin at 11 a.m. near the intersection of Sheridan Road and Broadway.

Chicago’s Pride Month festivities will come to a close on Sunday with the city’s annual Pride Parade, marking one of the largest in the country — and even the world.

One of the largest Pride celebrations in the world is just hours away from stepping off, as the 2024 Chicago Pride Parade will begin at 11 a.m. Sunday near the intersection of Sheridan Road and Broadway.

We’re just hours away from the start of one of the world’s largest pride celebrations, with the 53rd annual Chicago Pride Parade set to step off late Sunday morning.

Bars, restaurants, and businesses in Chicago’s Lakeview were prepared and ready for one of the largest pride parades in the country — with two days to go.

The colors of the rainbow will shine brightly as roughly one million revelers flock to the Lakeview neighborhood for the 2024 Chicago Pride Parade this weekend.

Days off will be canceled for Chicago police officers, the city’s top cop said, for the 2024 Chicago Pride Parade, one of the largest pride parades in the country. When the parade steps off Sunday, visitors will also encounter many changes. NBC Chicago’s Vi Nguyen reports.

The parade, in its 53rd year, serves as “the crowning event of Pride Month in Chicago.” It also will see a number of changes for 2024, including a new start time, new route and smaller number of floats.

Ahead of this Sunday’s 53rd annual Chicago Pride Parade, Metra announced that service will be expanded on two of its lines as significant crowds are expected on the city’s North Side for the event.

The 2024 Chicago Pride Parade is set to turn Chicago streets into a rainbow of color this weekend, but whether you’re planning to watch from the crowd or your couch, we’ve got you covered.

As Pride Month begins this June, so too will Chicago’s month of festivities, which will culminate with the city’s annual Pride Parade, marking one of the largest in the country — and even the world.

Chicago’s annual Pride Parade steps off this weekend and preparations for the festivities have begun in the city. Lexi Sutter reports.

Chicago Pride Fest, a two-day street festival in the city’s Northalsted neighborhood, kicks off this weekend in advance of the iconic Chicago Pride Parade. NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter reports.

With a route traveling through the city’s historic Lakeview neighborhood, this year’s 53rd annual Chicago Pride Parade is expected to be attended by over one million people.

Chicago has a summer packed full of food festivals, live music, and art shows — and this weekend will see some major events and neighborhood staples taking place.

As celebrations for Pride Month continue across the country, Chicago moves forward with preparations for the city’s iconic Pride Parade — dubbed by organizers as one of the largest pride parades in the world — reminding residents of a number of upcoming street closures.

Pride Month is in full swing, with preparations beginning for one of the world’s largest pride parades at the end of this month, culminating weeks of celebrations and festivities.

The Chicago Transit Authority unveiled its annual Pride Train this week, which will take passengers along the Red Line for the month of June.

Sandra Torres has the story as Pride Month gets underway in Chicago with the raising of the Pride flag at Daley Plaza.