It is a weekend-long celebration of diversity and inclusion that brings together members from across the state for a joyful gathering filled with entertainment, education opportunities, social gatherings and more. The festival includes activities such as drag shows and movies screenings to art installations and parades.

Events and Activities

During the days leading up to the main parade day, there are usually various events taking place around Anchorage including workshops on HIV/AIDS awareness or self-defense classes for youth members of the LGBTQ+ community; movie screenings; live music performances; drag shows; art exhibitions; poetry readings; children’s activities like face painting or balloon artists; panel discussions on LGBT rights issues; food trucks serving up delicious treats all weekend long; yoga classes where people can practice mindfulness while connecting with other attendees; dance parties at night with DJs spinning your favorite tunes until late into the evening hours! All these events help create a safe space for everyone no matter what their identity is so they can feel comfortable being themselves without any fear of judgment or persecution during this special time period every year.

Nearby Attractions

The beauty of Anchorage’s location makes it easy for visitors attending PrideFest to explore some nearby attractions when they’re not busy participating in all its fun activities! For example, if you’re looking for some outdoor fun there’s plenty to do around town such as visiting Kincaid Park featuring trails perfect for hiking or biking while admiring breathtaking views of Cook Inlet or grabbing some lunch at Spenard Roadhouse which offers classic American diner fare with gourmet twists! Additionally you could also check out Ship Creek Park where you’ll find fishing spots along its winding river banks plus lots more places worth discovering close by too!