Nobody sits alone
Hosts introduce every newcomer to at least two people. If you look lost for more than five minutes, we've failed — come tell us.
Community-run since 2019
Born at a cafecito table for six.
In 2019, six strangers kept meeting for coffee in Zona Rosa because none of them wanted to go home yet. That table never really ended — it just got bigger. Today CDMX Pride is 1,200+ members, 40 volunteer hosts, and a real clubhouse with our name on the door.
What we believe
Queer first, always
Allies are welcome, but our events center LGBTQ+ people — especially trans folks, lesbians and queer elders who are so often sidelined.
Safety is a verb
Consent crew, photo-permission wristbands, sober-friendly spaces and a conduct code with teeth. Fun needs guardrails.
The people holding the lanyards
A tiny staff, an army of volunteers. Say hola — they're the ones in yellow.
Mariana “Mari” Solís
Founder · she/her
Started the cafecito table in 2019. Runs partnerships and still hosts Wednesdays.
Damián Reyes
Events lead · he/him
Books the DJs, plans the hikes, keeps the calendar honest. Fiestas are his love language.
Val & Renata
Safer-spaces team · they/she
Train every host, run the consent crew, and guard the chill lounge like dragons.
House rules, in short
- Respect every identity. Names, pronouns and bodies are never up for debate.
- Ask before photos. Look for green wristbands — red means no pictures, ever.
- Consent in everything. Flirting, hugs, cruising talk — enthusiastic yes or it stops.
- No hate, no exceptions. Racism, transphobia, misogyny or harassment = out, permanently.