Need help with travel costs to attend Millport Pride? Apply for a small travel grant by 9:00 pm (BST) on 9th September. Pride events are key spaces for building community and making visible our diverse society, but more often than not they happen in larger cities which can leave some of us feeling isolated. At Millport Pride we want to make sure we tackle some of those barriers, and so, we will fund travel for a small number of LGBTQ+ folk in North Ayrshire who might otherwi

Parade assemble 12 for 12.30 at Kames Bay, finishes at the pier… and after that? * Community stalls in the Garrison * Youth Zone (ages 12-25) in Cumbrae Youth Project (Drop In Centre) with glitter tattoos, mindfulness, badge making, affirmation wall and more… * Family Space in the Town Hall for under 12s and their grown up(s) * Quiet Zone in the Cumbrae Forum Hub * Rainbow Ukes @ 2pm and comedy @3pm in the Pier Inn (was the Twa Dugs) * Live music in the Pier Hotel * Live musi

Saturday 12th September * Pride March - assemble at Kames Bay from 12pm, march off at 12.30pm. * ⁠Community market 1-3pm, The Garrison * ⁠Youth Zone (12-25 year olds), 1-3pm, Cumbrae Youth Project * ⁠Family Space, 1-3pm, Millport Town Hall * ⁠Quiet Space 1-3pm, Cumbrae Forum Hub There will be plenty on offer in the local pubs and from local businesses - watch this space!

The countdown is officially ON! 🎉 In just ONE MONTH, history will be made as we celebrate the FIRST EVER MILLPORT PRIDE! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Millport is hosting its very first Pride festival on Saturday, September twelfth — a landmark celebration of diversity, inclusion, and community spirit inspired by successful events on nearby islands. Organizers are planning a seafront parade, youth-focused activities, and community stalls, all aimed at boosting visibility for the LGBTQ+ community and fostering unity. Sparked by local teacher Pam Currie’s experience at Arran Pride, this inaugural event brings together about t

Every great journey starts with a single conversation. On Wednesday, 18 June 2026, a passionate group of local people came together at the Cumbrae Forum, with others joining online via Zoom, united by one simple but powerful idea: to create a Pride celebration for the Isle of Cumbrae. By the end of the evening, that idea had become something much bigger. It was official – Millport Pride was born. What started as a small discussion has quickly grown into an exciting community