Pride Month 2026 at Outernet

This June, we're once again hosting a month of events to celebrate Pride. Events range from LGBT Foundation’s Hope Starts Here campaign, to the powerful Trans Is Human photography exhibition.

LGBT Foundation - the UK’s leading LGBTQ+ health and wellbeing charity is launching its largest national campaign to date. Hope Starts Here runs from June 4 in Now Trending. Rather than focusing on marches or festivals, Hope Starts Here highlights how LGBTQ+ pride is lived year-round - often through relationships, friendships, family life - bringing these day-to-day experiences and ordinary encounters into the spotlight.

Zelah Glasson (he/him), a Big Brother Season 25 star, reflects on reclaiming boyhood through football with friends, while Winona Wee (she/they), a London-based skater, finds joy, calm and community on and off the board, supported by her husband and family - activities that are ordinary to some, but extraordinary to others.

Outernet’s Arcade is hosting Trans Is Human, a powerful photography exhibition created by acclaimed actor and filmmaker Jake Graf and co-produced by award-winning campaigner Hannah Graf MBE, soundtracked by Yungblud.

In collaboration with The Independent, this immersive exhibition elevates the stories of thirteen ordinary, yet extraordinary transgender people from across the UK, captured in stunning black-and-white portraits by world-renowned photographer Mariano Vivanco. Each story explores personal journeys, resilience, and the strength found in living authentically.

Scott Neal, Outernet's Creative Director Culture and Lifestyle, said:

“In 2026, Pride Month remains a vital beacon of resilience, celebrating how far we’ve come while acknowledging the work ahead. Outernet is delighted to once again work with some incredible organisations to champion inclusivity. Businesses and communities amplify a powerful, positive message that fosters genuine belonging and ensures equality burns brighter than ever.”