Residents in Poole, Dorset, can now book tickets for the Poole Pride 2026 evening concert after they went on sale at Lighthouse this February for the festival taking place on Saturday, 6 June 2026, marking the start of the town’s third annual celebration. The early release allows people to secure their spots for the most popular evening segments of the festival well in advance.
The event features a free day-long community celebration with stalls, workshops, and cabaret performances. This will be followed by a ticketed live concert and an after-party held inside the arts centre for those who secure their spots in advance.
Martha Earley, the organiser from the arts centre, said the day is intended to be a celebration for all communities to be proud of. The programme also includes diverse activities such as dance artists, comedy acts, and a dedicated film festival in the days leading up to the main celebration.
This annual festival aims to provide a safe space for residents and has become a regular fixture on the local calendar since it started in 2024. Local organisers expect the early ticket availability to help people plan for the high number of visitors expected in the town centre this June.
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