Logan Pride Festival

The Logan Pride Festival is a one-day street festival in downtown Logan serving the Cache Valley LGBTQIA+ community. It is organized by Logan Pride, a nonprofit that has worked in the valley since 2016. The festival includes vendor booths along the street, a performance stage, and food vendors.

Logan Pride has served the Cache Valley as a nonprofit since 2016, working to promote LGBTQIA+ visibility, acceptance and support in the region. The organization runs projects and activities through the year, but it calls the September festival its hallmark event and the one with the widest reach in the community.

The festival is also a fundraiser. Vendor fees help keep the organization's Pride house open to the public year-round and let it host community groups there. Food vendors get space for a truck or trailer, while merchandise vendors and nonprofits get a 10-by-10-foot space to set up and decorate, and in 2026 vendor space sold out by late July. Organizers welcomed more than 5,000 people the previous year.

The layout places vendors along the street with the performance stage in the middle and food to the north. Performers are volunteers, and the festival offers them a stage sponsorship tier with recognition, shared tabling space near the main stage for merchandise and thank-you gifts.

Pride events celebrate LGBTQ+ people and mark the Stonewall uprising of June 1969. Most combine a parade or march with a festival of performers, community groups, vendors and food.

Logan Pride Festival has included festival, performance stage, vendors and food.

The organizer has not announced dates for 2027 yet. In 2026 it was held September 19, 2026. It usually falls mid-September.