Whitney Pride! takes place from Thursday, June 9, to Sunday, June 12, and is part of the Museum’s ongoing commitment to support LGBTQ+ artists and communities and offer an inclusive space for all to gather and enjoy American art. For further information and registration instructions, please visit the individual event pages below.

Art History From Home: Queer Belonging
June 9 | 12 pm
Looking at a range of artists, the session will examine the way art has been a powerful tool in documenting and building queer communities.

Radical Joy Ball with ADAPT
June 9 | 5–6 pm
The Radical Joy Ball celebrates unapologetically the pride of self-expression. At this event, we will highlight disability and LGBTQ+ pride.

Gender Discard Party with Nayland Blake
June 9 | 7–10 pm
In collaboration with Biennial artist, Nayland Blake, the Whitney Museum celebrates pride and LGBTQ+ communities with a free, after-hours event.

Biennial Queer Teen Night
June 10 | 4–7 pm
LGBTQ+ youth and allies are invited to join Biennial artist Andrew Roberts and Youth Insights Leaders for a celebration of pride at the Whitney Museum!

Pride on the Whitney Lawn
June 11 | 11 am–6 pm
To honor our LGBTQ+ community, families, and allies, the Whitney will host a day-long celebration of Pride outside the Museum on Gansevoort Street. Artmaking and poetry workshops with Biennial artist collective A Gathering of Tribes will be offered until 3 pm.

Pride on the Whitney Lawn
June 12 | 11 am–6 pm
Whitney Pride! festivities continue. Spend a lazy Sunday relaxing on the Whitney Lawn. Find Gansevoort Street transformed into a pedestrian-only, grassy thoroughfare. Enjoy special giveaways and floral installations, and take in the L.E.A.F. Festival of Flowers throughout the Meatpacking District.