About Miami Pride

Miami Pride is an independent digital publication covering Pride, Events, Culture, Guides and Community. Pride in Miami lasts one weekend on Ocean Drive and twelve months everywhere else. It is part of VUGA Network, a group of independent digital publications published in the United States.

About Miami Pride

Most of what runs here is a guide or an explainer, written to be used. That means practical detail: where a service sits, what it costs, who qualifies, which bus reaches it, whether a venue has a ramp. Coverage does not treat a community of hundreds of thousands as holding one opinion, and a rainbow logo is not published as though it were news.

What We Cover

Pride follows the celebrations across Miami-Dade and Miami Beach — parade routes and timing, festival lineups, accessibility, costs — and the volunteer organizing that runs for eleven months before anybody marches. Events keeps the running calendar: drag and cabaret nights, film screenings, sports leagues, support meetings, fundraisers and social gatherings, each entry with venue, date, cost and accessibility, so finding something to do does not depend on knowing the right group chat. Culture covers what LGBTQ+ Miami creates and performs — drag houses, ballroom categories, theater companies, musicians and filmmakers — with attention to the people working local rooms week after week. Stories publishes first-person accounts, edited lightly and run under whatever name or pseudonym the writer chooses. Community News files bills moving through Tallahassee, county and school board votes, clinic and nonprofit funding, and venue openings and closures, naming the bill number or agenda item and stating plainly what takes effect and when. Local News covers the money underneath: who owns the venues, which sponsors fund Pride and on what terms, and which LGBTQ-owned businesses are opening, hiring or shutting for good.

Sources are named where naming them is safe, and never when it is not.