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4 Places to Support Pride in Philly All Year Round

Posted on June 25
Marie Albiges

Marie Albiges

Items for sales on tables and shelves at Trunc. There's a yellow, green, and red mural in the middle of the wall at the center.

Trunc in Northern Liberties. (Marie Albiges/City Cast Philly)

Fairmount Bicycles (Fairmount)

Opened in 2010, Fairmount Bicycles sells new and used bikes and offers tuneups

and repair classes. The shop’s guided rides are super popular, including a three-hour Philly Queer History bike tour in partnership with Beyond the Bell.

Trunc (Northern Liberties)

A queer-owned small business, Trunc offers handcrafted, sustainable, and functional goods, intentionally partnering with artisans from diverse backgrounds. Inside you’ll find everything from a display of locally made hot sauces to handcrafted pottery, candle holders, and recycled clothing.

Queer Candle Company (various markets and festivals)

While this queer-owned candle company doesn’t have a physical storefront, you can catch it at various farmer’s markets, festivals, and events across town, including this weekend at the Kensington Queer Circus Fest (June 27), the Fishtown Queer Social Pride Block Party (June 27), and the Richmond Street Flea Market (June 28). Nearly a dozen small Philly businesses also carry these candles, including Crust Vegan Bakery in East Falls and Ray’s Reusables in Northern Liberties.

South Philly Yarn and Craft (East Passyunk)

If you’re looking to put down your phone and pick up a craft, head to South Philly Yarn and Craft in East Passyunk, where you’ll find an eclectic mix of high-quality, sustainable yarn materials and tools. There’s also classes and workshops for learning to knit, crochet, and drop spindle, with various levels for beginners and more advanced crafters.

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