Event FAQs

When is Cambridge Pride 2026?

Cambridge Pride 2026 takes place on Saturday 13th June 2026 on Jesus Green, Cambridge. The Parade starts from Park Parade at 12pm and the event runs until 9:30pm.

Is there an Event Guide?

Yes – see our official Pride Guide for 2026 here. This includes the site map, accessibility information, entertainment, stalls, food and drink, parade details, and other useful updates.

Do I need tickets?

Entry to Cambridge Pride is free! You do not need to purchase a ticket to attend.

There is a private Oasis area within the festival with additional perks (£19) and a Deluxe Experience (£35). You can purchase tickets for this experience here. 

Our Official Pride Opening Party will take place on Friday 12th June 2026 on Jesus Green, in conjunction with “Now That’s What I Call…Drag!!”. This is an additional event, separate from the main Cambridge Pride event, and is ticketed. You can purchase tickets here. 

How do I join the Cambridge Pride Parade?

Join us on Park Parade from 11:30am, ready for a 12pm departure.

Individuals do not need to register in advance. Please arrive at the parade meeting point in good time and follow the instructions of parade stewards.

Organisations, companies, charities, community groups and other organised groups do need to register in advance. You can do this here.

Where is Cambridge Pride?

Jesus Green CB5 8BL

How do I get to Cambridge Pride?
 
Whether you are travelling by car, train or bus, to Cambridge Pride find out more information on travelling into Cambridge City Council website.
 
Is there a shuttle bus?
 
Yes. Stagecoach is supporting Cambridge Pride with a free shuttle bus and 25% of a Dayrider ticket.

Buses will leave Cambridge Railway Station at 10:15 and 11:15, to meet the 10:05 and 11:05 arrivals and then return from site at 16:00 and 17:00 to ensure you can catch the 16:24 and 17:24.

Stagecoach are also offering 25% off a Cambridge Town Zone Dayrider ticket, purchased via their app using code: EA26CAMPRIDE9TP4

Is there parking?
 
There is strictly no public parking on Jesus Green.

There are public car parks close to Jesus Green such as Queen Anne’s, Grand Arcade, Grafton and Part Street. 

We recommend using public transport or using one of the multiple Park and Ride sites, where possible.

Are there toilets?

Yes – there are multiple toilet facilities provided across Jesus Green, including accessible toilets.

 
Are photos allowed at Cambridge Pride?
 
Yes definitely! Tag us in them too: @CambridgePride

Please note that there will be event photography and videography taking place across the day and site. 

 

Are there any food and drink vendors?

Yes – We have a wide range of food on site, catering to a range of tastes and dietary needs.

There are also multiple bars serving soft drinks and alcoholic beverages.

You can bring your own food and drink to Jesus Green, but no glass bottles or jars are allowed. We also ask that you dispose of your rubbish in the large wheelie bins around the event.

Normal rules for consuming and purchasing alcohol apply.

Are BBQs allowed?

BBQs are not permitted anywhere on Pride Day. They are allowed during the rest of the year, though!
 

Is it okay to bring a tent and camp on Jesus Green ?

There is no camping on or near Jesus Green.

Are there water fountains at Cambridge Pride?

 
Yes – There is a free drinking water at the tap on Jesus Green.
 
Are pets allowed?
 
Yes. We do request dogs are kept on leads at all times whilst onsite.
 
Is there a “Quiet Area” ?
 
We recognise for some attendees, a large event can potentially become very overwhelming, due to a multitude of sounds and large numbers of people etc – don’t worry – we’ve got you covered!  There is a designated “Wellbeing Area” at Cambridge Pride for anyone who needs to take a break away from the hustle and bustle – see our socials the week before the event for more information.
 
Is there First Aid on site?
 
Yes, first aid is placed near the main stage.

What are the prohibited items at Cambridge Pride?

Common sense applies here, and would include strictly no illegal/illicit substances, fireworks/pyrotechnics/flares, portable BBQs, laser pens/portable laser equipment, gas cylinders/canisters/nitrous oxide, penknives/weapons of any kind, unapproved and unauthorised trading of goods, overly offensive/inflammatory logos/emblems/wording etc on flags or items of clothing.  No portable sound systems.

What are the age requirements?

Cambridge Pride is a family friendly event. Where specific acts/sessions later in the day may contain adult language we provide adequate warning. We advise that all very young people are joined by an adult guardian. Please also take note of our Respect policy/Code of Conduct.

Who do I contact if there any issues or problems at a Cambridge Pride Event?

There is an information desk in front of the main stage, and members of our team will be around on the day. They will be wearing black polo shirts with the Cambridge Pride logo, and black lanyards.

For noise or other complaints of a serious nature only on the day, there is a contact number (Please note – this is NOT an general information/team contact line): 07827 967 370. 

General queries for the Cambridge Pride team before the event (not on the day) can be emailed to hello@cambridgepride.co.uk