Your guide to Pride Month events in the Chicago suburbs and beyond

Thanks to Windy City Times, you don’t need to live in Chicago proper to find an event to celebrate Pride. Whether you’re in Aurora, Evanston, Oak Park, or Whiting, Indiana, there’s something for everyone this Pride Month.

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The LGBTQ+ pride flag waves in the wind in honor of Pride Month.

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The spirit of Pride is alive and well in the suburbs and beyond this June. Outside of the city, LGBTQ+ communities are organizing parades, parties and powerful moments of visibility.

Windy City Times, Chicago’s LGBTQ+ publication, rounded up dozens of Pride Month events taking place near Chicago. For the most up-to-date listing, you can also visit their website and browse their Pride Guide.

The Pride Month events list was created by Windy City Times. Learn about more LGBTQ+ events happening in and around the city by signing up for their Chicago Social Butterflies newsletter.

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