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Philly se entrega por completo en nombre del amor, la aceptación y la visibilidad de LGBTQ+ cada otoño durante OURfest.
OURfest, siglas de “Our Uniting Resilience Festival” (Festival de la Resiliencia que nos Une), celebra cada año el Día Nacional de la Salida del Armario y el Mes de la Historia LGBTQ+ con una gran fiesta en el barrio gay.
Con actuaciones en vivo, programación para todas las edades, comida y bebida, artistas, vendedores y decenas de organizaciones que promueven los recursos de LGBTQ+, este festival al estilo de una fiesta callejera se celebra Domingo, 11 de octubre de 2026 desde el mediodía hasta las 7 p. m.
- Foto de S. Ramones para Visit Philadelphia
One of the largest celebrations of its kind in the nation, OURfest (formerly OutFest) has been a beloved city tradition since 1990, highlighting Philly’s vibrant LGBTQ+ community.
Themed “OUT for Good,” this year’s fest honors living openly and authentically while building on the city’s proud LGBTQ+ history and investing in a collaborative future.
OURfest 2026 spans 12th Street and 13th Street, from Locust Street to Spruce Street, with pop-up LUV gardens (intentional spaces for reflection) throughout the Gayborhood. The festival is open to all, especially LGBTQ+ community members and allies.
Aquí hay algunos aspectos destacados, pero manténgase atento a las sitio web oficial for the full list of vendors, performers and schedules.
Featuring multiple stages, this year’s entertainment lineup is better than ever.
Don’t miss an all-ages block party called “The Reunion” on the main stage from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. that celebrates Black culture and community, with performances by Fitch Means, Carla Gamble, SWAY Philly and more.
Stick around for the “All House, All Night” dance party as various DJs spin long into the evening.
Pop-up performances pepper the Gayborhood throughout the festival, including drag shows, poetry readings, big bands and community choirs, plus live entertainment by Nikki Powerhouse, Cheer Philly and the Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus.
Hosted by The Attic Youth Center, this alcohol- and smoke-free zone caters to young people and families with bounce houses, drag story time, performances by young artists and much more. Also, these drop-in activities are located in reduced-noise areas.
Community Resource Tents, hosted by the Pride Visitor Center, are also scattered throughout the fest, offering health and wellness information from dozens of partner organizations.
The fest’s Food Truck Market features a diverse lineup of eats, from hamburgers and pizza to empanadas and barbecue. Check Instagram for the full list of vendors.
Additionally, three different 21-plus beer and cocktail gardens (and mocktails!) highlight Gayborhood staples like Franky Bradley’s and Tavern on Camac.
For sober vibes, enjoy entertainment catered to adults (though families are welcome, too) at the festival’s alcohol-free zone.
Los asistentes que necesiten un lugar relajante para recargar energías pueden aprovechar este espacio con estímulos sensoriales reducidos, que cuenta con música suave, asientos cómodos, baños accesibles y mucho más.
Disability Pride hosts a silent disco on Sensory Avenue while Stonewall Sports invites you to play and meet new people at the Sports Zone, in addition to a pre-event kickball tournament for women, trans and non-binary athletes at Marconi Plaza.
Philly’s OURfest opens with a fresh slate of unofficial kickoff parties, drag shows and live performances throughout the weekend, including:
Manténgase atento a la sitio web oficial Para obtener más información.
OURfest 2026 takes place throughout the Gayborhood, spanning Locust and Spruce streets — between 12th Street and 13th Street — on Sunday, October 11, 2026 from noon to 7 p.m.
If you want a hassle-free trip, public transit is the way to go. Both the Walnut-Locust subway stop on SEPTA’s B (Broad Street) line and the Jefferson Station stop on SEPTA’s Regional Rail leave you just minutes from the fun.
With street closures and large crowds expected, driving isn’t recommended. (However, there are estacionamientos a unas manzanas de distancia).
— Photo courtesy OURFest Parade & Festival
Para obtener más información sobre OURfest, haz clic en el botón de abajo.
Ya quedaron atrás los días en que solo se imitaba a famosos. El mundo del drag Philly está repleto de reinas de primer nivel con actuaciones originales y personalidades más grandes que sus peinados.
Sunset Drag en el Bok Bar - Fotografía de Visit Philadelphia
Click the button below for a guide to top drag venues, drag brunches and other can’t-miss performances in Philly.
The night doesn’t have to end when the festival does. Philly is home to an awesome variety of LGBTQ-owned, -staffed and -friendly bars in the Gayborhood and beyond.
Club nocturno Voyeur — Foto cortesía de Voyeur.
Haz clic en el botón de abajo para ver nuestra guía de bares de LGBTQ+ para beber, bailar y mucho más.
Philly se enorgullece del papel histórico que ha desempeñado -y sigue desempeñando- en la fundación, el avance y la celebración del movimiento por los derechos civiles LGBTQ+.
Haga clic en el botón de abajo para explorar un itinerario esencial para los visitantes interesados en la escena LGBTQ+ de Filadelfia, pasada y presente.
¿Estás buscando dónde hospedarte en Philly y quieres una oferta sin complicaciones?
Lleve su viaje a Filadelfia al siguiente nivel con el Visit Philly Overnight Package, que te ofrece estacionamiento gratuito en el hotel para estancias de una o dos noches en casi 40 hoteles participantes.
Eso puede equivaler a un valor de hasta $140 por una estancia de dos noches en el centro de Filadelfia. ¿Por qué pagar más?