Móstoles celebrates its Pride 2025 under the slogan “Móstoles Visible, for a world without labels”, joining Pride in Community, the program that connects the municipalities of the region in a joint commitment to visibility and LGTBIQ+ rights.

For two weeks, Móstoles offers a diverse program open to all citizens, vindicating affective, sexual and gender diversity through recreational, cultural and awareness-raising activities.

On Saturday, June 14, the Plaza del Sol will host the Jornada Infantil de Colores, a morning full of workshops, children’s entertainment, storytelling and foam party, designed for children to celebrate diversity in a festive and educational atmosphere.

On Sunday, June 15, the II Race for Diversity will be held, running through the streets of Móstoles Sur, starting and finishing in the Plaza del Sol. An appointment to make visible, step by step, the city’s commitment to equal rights and inclusion.

On Wednesday, June 18, the Assembly Hall of the Equality Building will host the talk “LGTBIQ+ diversity in the workplace”, which will reflect on the challenges and opportunities to build more inclusive workspaces.

On Saturday, June 21, one of the most anticipated moments will take place: the III Móstoles with Pride March, which will depart from the Plaza de España and go through the main streets of the center in an accessible and safe route for all people. After the march, in the Plaza del Pradillo, will take place the Central Act, with presentations, reading of the manifesto for the International Pride Day LGTBIQ+ and musical performances by local artists, in a night of vindication and celebration.

On Thursday, June 25, the talk “Educating in diversity” will be offered , an invitation to reflect on how to build respectful and diverse educational environments from childhood.

Finally, on Saturday, June 28, International LGTBIQ+ Pride Day, the activities will culminate with a lively Zumba Masterclass for Diversity in the Plaza de España. Later, in the same space, there will be a public reading of the manifesto and the deployment of a large commemorative banner, thus closing two weeks of visibility, struggle and celebration in community.