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Live elements on Sunday included the annual PrideFest street fair , with a reduced footprint on 4th Avenue between 9th and 13th Streets in Greenwich Village. Event organizers made national headlines in May when they announced that members of the New York Police Department would no longer be welcome at gay pride events.

That included both participation by gay police officers, as well as the security detail that traditionally oversees event gatherings. However, "NYPD will provide first response and security only when absolutely necessary as mandated by city officials," organizers said.

The ban will be in effect until The move followed a series of incidences in which police were filmed escalating, rather than help quell street violence, at Black Lives Matter and other public protests in the recent past. Gay Pride March Traditional Route. Pride Guide. Community Grants. Partner Selection. Become A Partner.

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