Miami Beach Pride Concert lights up and debuts to celebrate inclusion in Miami and Miami Beach

LGBTQ+ month in Miami Beach brings with it this year the first series of concerts dedicated to and inspired by the community. This historic event, produced in collaboration with the Miami Beach Classical Music Festival and the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) , is held in front of the iconic Tides South Beach building, which inaugurated Pride Month in Miami Beach.  

The concert and visual spectacle features performances and transformations of the iconic Tides South Beach building into a visual kaleidoscope of vibrant projections that celebrated the diversity and spirit of the LGBTQ+ community. Video animations light up the night, creating an unforgettable visual experience that pays tribute to Pride Month.  

"We are proud of this community's continued efforts to celebrate and promote diversity and inclusion," said David Whitaker, President and CEO of the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB). "Events like the Pride Concerts in Miami Beach not only convey the richness of our cultural landscape, but also demonstrate our unwavering support for the LGBTQ+ community." 

Miami & Miami Beach are a unique community that celebrates LGBTQ+ pride year-round, welcoming people from all walks of life. Miami and Miami Beach's commitment to inclusion and safety is unwavering. Dedicated to making everyone feel welcome and valued, Miami Beach Pride Concerts demonstrate Miami's dedication to creating unique programming that, while dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community, can be enjoyed by everyone. This event underscores Miami's commitment to fostering a vibrant, inclusive and welcoming environment for diverse groups.  

"After Miami Beach Pride was an incredibly successful event in April, we couldn't be more excited to continue the important visibility through free programming for our community," said Bruce Horwich, President of Miami Beach Pride. "It's the perfect way to welcome Pride Month into our community."