Pride PH Announces Pride March 2025 Set for June 28

Get your unapologetic rainbows ready, mga ka-queer! Pride PH just dropped the news we’ve been waiting for, our annual Love Laban Pride March and Festival is locked in for June 28, 2025. Mark your calendars, prep your lewks, and practice your fiercest voguing because “LOV3LABAN 2025” is coming, darling, and it’s set to be no less than epic. The official venue hasn’t been confirmed, but all signs point to Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC), the heart of so many historic Filipino Pride moments. If you need the receipts, their bold Instagram teaser tagged Quezon City, so you know where we’re gathering for our annual riot of color and protest.

More than a party, more than a protest

Every June, Filipino LGBT+ communities and their allies flood the streets, not just to celebrate, but to demand visibility, justice, and joy. As reported by GMA Network, Pride PH’s Love Laban isn’t just Manila’s biggest rainbow bash, it’s a massive show of strength, resilience, and queer power. Last year, over 228,000 fabulous souls turned up at QMC, proving that our love, and our solidarity, can’t be rained out, even when a classic June downpour tried to cut the night short.

Making history in Asia’s rainbow calendar

If you think Manila’s Pride scene is fierce, you’re absolutely right, and the region is taking notice. According to The Fabryk’s Asian Pride Calendar, Quezon City’s Pride Festival is now a headline event alongside Bangkok and other Asian metropolises. This year’s theme, “Lov3laban 2025,” is all about fighting for love, because yes, darling, being visible and proud in the Philippines is still a revolutionary act.

Looking back, marching forward

From the first brave marchers in 1994 to the mega-parades of today, Pride in the Philippines has always been about more than confetti and couture. It’s a protest, a safe space, and a glittering reminder that queer Filipinos will not be erased. As Pride PH declared, “IZZNOT A PRANK! Mas MATAPANG at mas MASAYANG LABAN para sa LOVE! PUKSAAN NA!”, that’s the energy we’re bringing into 2025.

Get involved, stand proud

So whether you’re a first-time marcher, a seasoned activist, or just want to bask in the glow of community, June 28 is your day. Ready your flags, prep your placards, and let’s continue the fight for love, equality, and celebration. Sa mga ka-LGBT+, see you sa LOV3LABAN, where every step is an act of pride.