Pride Guide
In publication for over 40 years, the NYC Pride Guide continues to be the largest Pride-focused magazine in the United States with over 100,000 copies distributed throughout New York City between May and June. Along with being the go-to resource for all NYC Pride event information, the Pride Guide also offers readers a kaleidoscope of articles covering trending topics and hot-button issues as well as interviews with celebrities and prominent figures in the LGBT community.
Advertise in the WorldPride preview issue in November / December
Exciting news for 2018! In preparation for WorldPride in 2019 we’ll be doing TWO issues for this year, one issue in June and one in December of 2018. The June issue has been released and can no longer accept advertisers. Rates are still available for the WorldPride Preview issue that will be released in late November 2018.
Our Nov / Dec 2018 Advertising Rates are now available! For more information about the WorldPride Preview Issue, please email info@nycpride.org.
Be a part of both of this commemorative issue and the most widely distributed Pride publication in the country! With a distribution of 100,000 printed copies for the entire month of December and 65,000 digital readers, the WorldPride Preview issue will the perfect way to reach a dedicated LGBTQ audience. The WorldPride Preview issue will be distributed at local bars, restaurants and retailers throughout Manhattan and the West Village as well as drops on Fire Island and Cherry Grove.
Read the 2018 Pride Guide
Check out Olympian Gus Kenworthy and tennis all-star Billie Jean King for our cover story and don't miss our profiles on Instagramable cocktails, activism through art and more! The 2018 Pride Guide also features stories on defiantly different destinations, a WorldPride 2019 preview, and must see queer tv.
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Read the 2017 Pride Guide
Check out our Patti LaBelle cover story and don't miss our profiles on elevated bar snacks, giant cocktails and more! The 2017 Pride Guide also features stories on LGBT asylum seekers and women of the LGBT movement.
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