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February 22, 12:00 PM

February Social at The Cookie Plot!

The Cookie Plot
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March 8, 3:00 PM

International Women’s Day March for Equality

Cole Park North
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March 21, 9:00 AM

AFSP Walk Out of Darkness Campus Walk

Dugan Soccer & Track Stadium
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March 22, 6:00 PM

Kitana’s Fabulous 40th Zodiac Birthday Brunch

The Terrace Restaurant Bar

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Jan 20

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Pride Corpus Christi invites the community to come together for a casual Boba Tea Social at @chateatx in Portland, a welcoming local spot known for its handcrafted boba teas and desserts.

After a turbulent start to the year, this gathering is an opportunity to reconnect, support one another, and simply be in community. There is no formal program, just space to slow down, share conversation, and enjoy a good drink together.

Cha x Cha x Cha Tea will be hosting us from 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM on Sunday, January 25, and community members are encouraged to stop by at any point during that time.

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Dec 8

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The Parade & Block Party this year reflected something powerful: Pride is not going anywhere in the Coastal Bend.

What you see in this recap is a community that stands strong and refuses to be pushed to the margins. Pride Corpus Christi is home to a vibrant network of LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies, including professionals, artists, creatives, entertainers, musicians, and countless others who continue to show up for visibility, for connection, and for one another.

If you are LGBTQIA+ or an ally, know this: you are part of a thriving, welcoming, and supportive community right here in our city. Pride lives here year-round, and it grows because of the people who believe in the power of authenticity and unity.

We extend our sincere gratitude to @hilliardlawtx, our Title Sponsor, and to each of our sponsors whose continued support makes this celebration and our year-round work possible.

Thank you for being part of this year’s Parade & Block Party. We look forward to seeing you again next year as we continue building a stronger and more inclusive Coastal Bend.

We’ll see you in 2026. Happy Holidays!

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Nov 19

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🕯 Transgender Day of Remembrance
Thursday, November 20 · 7:00 PM
Grace Church Corpus Christi — 6301 Yorktown Blvd

Join us as we gather for the 10th Annual Transgender Day of Remembrance Memorial & Vigil, a solemn evening dedicated to honoring the transgender lives lost to violence, hatred, and discrimination.

This year’s service features:
✨ Keynote speakers
✨ Live vocalist
✨ Community awards
✨ Personal testimonials
✨ A moment of shared reflection and solidarity

TDOR is not only a memorial, it is a commitment. A promise to build a safer, more compassionate world for our transgender brothers, sisters, and siblings. 💙🏳️‍⚧️💗

All are welcome.
All are needed.

Hosted in partnership with Grace Church Corpus Christi, Pride Corpus Christi, the Trans Justice Funding Project, and the Coastal Bend Trans Alliance.

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Oct 7

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The Art of Expression
Drag is creativity in motion, art, storytelling, and courage all rolled into one. It’s not a crime. It’s a living, breathing act of freedom of expression and speech, a reminder that artistry has always been one of our most powerful forms of resistance and celebration.

Behind every performer is dedication, craft, and heart. When you support your local entertainers, you help sustain the spaces where self-expression thrives, and in turn, you help our whole community grow richer, louder, and more vibrant each year.

Support your local queens, kings, and artists. Celebrate their artistry. Defend their right to create freely. Because when their voices shine, so does ours.

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Oct 6

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The Power of You
There’s a moment when you realize that you are enough. That the voice inside you deserves to be heard, the person you are deserves to be seen, and that your light belongs exactly where it shines.

When you stand in a space built by love, affirmation, and community, that truth becomes clearer. Surrounded by those who see you fully, you begin to believe in yourself more deeply.

Pride exists for that very reason, to remind every one of us that self-belief is not only possible, it’s powerful. It’s where we reclaim our stories, honor our truth, and stand together in the light of who we are. 💖

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Oct 5

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Still feeling the energy. 🌈✨
What we witnessed yesterday wasn’t just a celebration, it was a community standing tall, proud, and visible. We danced, marched, laughed, and embraced one another in the spirit of love and resilience. The echoes of that unity remind us that Pride isn’t just one day a year, it’s a movement that lives in every one of us, every single day.

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Oct 5

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We love you, Corpus Christi! 🌈
Thank you for showing up, standing proud, and helping make yesterday’s Pride Parade & Block Party an unforgettable moment in our city’s history. Together, we created a powerful display of love, visibility, and unity — a reminder that when we stand together, no amount of division can break our community’s spirit.

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Oct 3

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✊🌈 Pride is, and always has been, a protest.

In the wake of the Pulse tragedy in 2016, our Corpus Christi community rose up to demand visibility, safety, and equality. That moment reignited our Pride Parade, carrying forward the spirit of protest and remembrance into the streets of our city.

The photos stretching back to 2017 remind us what it looks like when our community, holding signs high, voices louder, takes to the streets with love and determination.

That revival wasn’t accidental. It was built by the work and courage of organizers like Liz Musella-Robledo, Sarah Lydia, Dylan Rios, Korbin Boomer Matthews, CCLGBT, Kitana Sanchez, Brittany Andrews, and so many others who knew that Corpus Christi deserved a Pride of its own.

As we continue the tradition, we remember: Pride is not just a party. It is resistance. It is survival. It is the demand to live authentically, unapologetically, and fiercely free.

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Oct 3

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The tradition of Dykes on Bikes began at San Francisco Pride in 1976, when a group of bold, motorcycle-riding lesbians led the march to announce strength, visibility, and solidarity. Their powerful presence at the front of the parade wasn’t just about revving engines, it was about sending a message of protection, resilience, and unapologetic pride.

Here in Corpus Christi, our own Pride Parade has been led for several years by Dykes & Friends on Bikes, a tribute to the original trailblazers in San Francisco. Their role carries the same spirit: to ride at the front of the parade as strong, visible symbols of safety, leadership, and community pride.

It’s more than a tradition. It’s a reminder of the power of visibility, the importance of representation, and the way LGBTQIA+ history lives on in our local celebrations.

💪🏳️‍🌈 From San Francisco to Corpus Christi, the roar of the engines reminds us that strong voices and visible leadership pave the way for Pride.

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Oct 2

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This weekend, Pride is about more than a parade. It’s about neighbors, community, and the many ways we show up for one another.

Over 40 vendors will be with us, including four churches and an atheist community group, local artisans with handcrafted jewelry and wooden goods, and a wide range of food vendors, from trucks serving full meals to booths offering fresh lemonade, dirty sodas, kettle corn, and local craft brews.

You’ll also find organizations offering real resources and support. Healthcare providers like @wamhs_ will be there, along with groups such as @equalitytexas and @texrising helping with voter registration. And if you’re looking for a lighter touch, you can add glitter tattoos or hair tinsel to your look.

Together, this wide array of vendors and organizations reflects the true diversity of Corpus Christi, people of different beliefs, talents, and passions, all coming together to celebrate what truly makes you, you.