Celebrate Pride Month In Downtown Detroit!

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By Isaac Douglas, Planning + Business Engagement Manager

Pride Month is a time to celebrate inclusivity, recognize LGBTQ+ and allied businesses, and highlight the welcoming spaces that help make Downtown Detroit a vibrant and diverse community. By supporting and elevating these businesses, we promote equitable visibility and strengthen Downtown Detroit as a destination where everyone feels valued and welcome. Downtown Detroit is for everyone! Downtown welcomes everyone with PRIDE all year long. 

 

If your company should be on this list, please contact DDP’s Small Business Team at [email protected].

The Royce
76 W Adams Ave. Suite A

M!X Bricktown & Sandbox Outdoor Bar + Lounge
641 Beaubien St.

Ora Detroit
205 W. Congress St.

The Social Brews
211 W Fort St. #100

Avalon Café and Bakery
1049 Woodward Ave.

Checker Bar
124 Cadillac Sq.

Grand Trunk Pub
612 Woodward Ave.

Sid Gold’s Request Room
1511 Broadway St.

Detroit Vinyl Society
1427 Randolph St.

Cibo Detroit
600 W Lafayette Blvd

The Skip
1234 The Belt

Central Kitchen + Bar
660 Woodward Ave #4A

Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters
1220 Griswold St.

Detroit City Football Club
1216 Griswold St.

SPKRBOX
200 Grand River Ave.

Queens Bar
35 E Grand River Ave

Gilly’s Clubhouse
1550 Woodward Ave.

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