This summer, Pride House became the beating heart of Baltic Pride—a welcoming, vibrant hub where the LGBTQ+ community and allies came together to connect, express themselves, and celebrate diversity.

From June 2 to 8, Pride House opened its doors to hundreds of visitors, creating a space that felt like home: one where self-expression thrived, community flourished, and everyone was free to be themselves. With a rich program of creative workshops, thoughtful discussions, performances, and interactive activities, Pride House offered something meaningful for every queer person and ally.

Pictures by Gintarė, Urtė Emilija Patašiūtė and Agnė Tylaitė

Throughout the week, participants experienced unforgettable moments—from queer film screenings and vocal yoga to open mic nights, zine-making, and improv theatre. Conversations touched on vital topics like identity, migration, activism, sex, and mental well-being—sparking reflection, solidarity, and action.

Pride House was more than a series of events—it was a shared experience, a safe haven, and a vibrant celebration of queer life in all its forms. Whether visitors were new to Pride or longtime advocates, everyone found a place to belong.

It was a powerful week. Thank you for being part of it.