On Saturday, June 15, local craft brewers who were not allowed to participate in the Coors-sponsored Pride parade decided to make their own parade. The party starts at Grateful Gnome at 3 p.m. before trekking to Emporium and Call to Arms breweries. In addition to a special beer release, there will be a DJ, food, and ice cream. Part of the event’s proceeds benefit The Trevor Project.

Head to Goldspot Brewing anytime on June 15 to try the new Guava IPA, a 5.2% ABV beer brewed in honor of Pride. The brewery donates $1 of every pint to One Colorado.

Throughout June, $1 from every four-pack and a portion of taproom profits from the Rainbow Lightning Ale will go to One Colorado. On June 15, stop by Diebolt for a release party complete with giveaways and the inaugural tapping of the first in a series of fruit ales that span the colors of the rainbow. Call the brewery for more details.

One of the largest celebrations in the nation, Denver PrideFest rages from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 15, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 16. The jam-packed two days include a 5K and the Coors Light Denver Parade. Check out the website for more information.

Starting on June 14, Il Posto offers rainbow tagliatelle pasta dish, complete with five-color noodles, goats milk creme, herbs, and crispy prosciutto. A portion of the proceeds from each $20 dish sold will go to One Colorado.

During Pride weekend, Black Shirt releases the Love at all Cost, a dry hopped raspberry-passion fruit Berliner Weisse, on its nitro tap. A portion of profits from the beer’s sales will go to the Matthew Shepard Foundation.

Throughout all of June, the brewery will donate $1 from Mojito, Mo Problems pours and 100% of the profits from the “For You For All” shirts to Inside/Out Youth Services. Station 26 is also slated to join the Brewer’s Light Parade Pride & Rumpus.