The event kicked off with a lively parade starting at 11am around the one-way system, which was followed by speeches and live entertainment on a stage in Dalton Square throughout the afternoon.
Acts performing included Jack Rose, Michael T Ogilvie, Jessie Dale, Sign Out Loud, Smashby, Amy Lilleth, Channy, Angel Delight and Ashley Stone.
Robert Mee, CEO of Out in the Bay, the charity which organises the festival, said: “It was our best event ever, an event that felt safe for people to be who they are.
"Our staff and volunteers, security team etc, did everything to make it an enjoyable experience.
"Sign Out Loud were the icing on the cake.”
Here we feature photos of the day by Tom Morbey, Mandy Johnson and Joshua Brandwood.
. Fun for all the family
An occasion for all ages to enjoy. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. Banging the drum for equality
Musical entertainment during the parade. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. Student life
Lancaster University joins in the fun. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. Standing proud
Batala drummers entertain the gathered crowds. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. Leading the march
The Lancaster Pride parade around the one-way system. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. Hitting the right note
Drummers take part in the Pride parade. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. A colourful scene
Everyone was dressed for the occasion. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. Batala brings the sound
The Batala drummers entertain the crowds. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. Streets ahead
The parade brings the one-way system to a temporary halt. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
. Sea of colour
The parade reaches Lower Church Street. Photo by Tom Morbey. Photo: Tom Morbey
1. Fun for all the family
An occasion for all ages to enjoy. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
2. Banging the drum for equality
Musical entertainment during the parade. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
3. Student life
Lancaster University joins in the fun. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey
4. Standing proud
Batala drummers entertain the gathered crowds. Photo by Tom Morbey Photo: Tom Morbey