The 30 Most Gay-Friendly Cities in the U.S.
| August 22, 2016
Providence, Rhode Island
Providence has long been a popular city for the LGBT community. Approximately 4.4 % of the population identifies as LGBT. Providence is home to many organizations that promote the rights and equality of the LGBT community. Some of these include the ACLU of Rhode Island, the Youth Pride Inc., Pride RI, and other support groups.
Every year the city hosts its RI PrideFest. This is a popular event that includes the Illuminated Night Parade. Providence even has a drag queen as a “Glambassador” at its Warwick Convention and Visitors Bureau. Providence is also known for its health care equality.
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