As the LGBTQ community gains strides throughout the world, it’s more important than ever to share a message of love, acceptance and diversity far and wide. That’s the aim of ShanghaiPRIDE as the festival returns for its 11th year with a new theme: 同享彩虹 Share the Pride. As mainland China’s largest and longest-running Pride festival, the volunteer-run organization will Share the Pride on June 8-16, 2019 with a week of art, film, discussions, parties and community-building, all aimed at celebrating the diversity and strength of the LGBTQ community.
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On the evening of June 18, the second Encore Screening of ShPFF 2019 returned to the venue of the Royal Danish Consulate General in Shanghai. ShanghaiPRIDE Film Festival 2019 which lasted for 11 days and more than 45 hours, covered LGBTQ film screenings, community dialogues and filmmaker talks has finally come to an end!
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ShanghaiPRIDE is here today because of the continuous support of our partners.

Andaz Xintiandi, Shanghai witnessed the growth of LGBTQ community for the past 5 years!

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On the evening of June 17, the first Encore Screening of ShPFF 2019 was filled with a series of exceptional short films.MORE…    

On June 16, the closing of ShPFF 2019 was held at the Royal Danish Consulate in Shanghai. The Nordic Day brought a special collection of 10 Nordic short films to the Shanghai audience. Mr. Jakob Linulf, Consul General of the Royal Danish Consulate in Shanghai, made a short speech before the screening.MORE…    

Last Saturday on June 15, friends, partners, and supporters showed up in unity for the Pink Party at RIINK to celebrate the 11th ShanghaiPRIDE!MORE…    

As an annual event of ShanghaiPRIDE, Pride Run has brought greater visibility of the community to Shanghai.MORE…    

The eighth screening day of ShPFF opened with four short films from the Chinese Short Film Awards, The Best Choirs in China, In the Silence, The Last Lesbian, and What is Love?.MORE…    

The Andaz Pink Brunch is a signature event of ShanghaiPRIDE and Andaz Xintiandi, Shanghai. Each year, we bring together the community, to enjoy great food and company to celebrate Pride.MORE…    

On June 14, the ShanghaiPRIDE Film Festival was held at the British Centre, where we had four short films presented by Australia, including Sammy the Salmon, Bloom, Black Lips, and This Perfect Day. After the short films, the Netherlands presented the documentary Galore.MORE…    

On June 13, with a rundown full of great dancers and amazing raffles from our partners, our Night Angels danced the night away.MORE…    

On June 13, the sixth screening day of ShPFF was held successfully. Accompanied by the delicious refreshments, the screening showed two films about the experience of self discovery of transgender people which included a Chinese Short Film, Sorry, and a film co-presented by the Consulate General of France in Shanghai, A Woman is A Woman.MORE…    

For a second year, ShanghaiPRIDE partnered with Out & Equal Workplace Advocates to discuss how to advance LGBTQ workplace diversity and inclusion.MORE…    

Want to spread a message of love and pride along the winding streets of this great city? Let’s get running!MORE…    

Hey fellow foodies!

The annual Andaz Pink Brunch is around the corner!

We have a surprise for you!

To keep the ShanghaiPRIDE celebration going all day…

All attendees who pay full price for the Pink Brunch will have FREE entry to the Pink Party later in the evening! (Entry exclude drinks)MORE…    

Get ready for the ShanghaiPRIDE Official Party!

PINK PARTY

The hottest shade of pink, the breathtaking night sky, and dazzling atmosphere–this could only happen at ShanghaiPRIDE’s Pink Party! Join us for a night of wildness and fun on 15-June!MORE…    

The screening of the ShPFF came to the British Centre on June 12. The audience enjoyed a three-hour feast of LGBTQ films, including five short films and one feature documentary.MORE…    

Last night, ShanghaiPRIDE Film Festival continued at the Department for Culture and Education of the German Consulate General in Shanghai. A series of short films from the Chinese Short Film nominations were screened and Jose, the Venice Film Festival Queer Lion Award Winner had its China premiere.MORE…