Florida gay pride 2022
Tampa PRIDE recap
YBOR CITY, Fla — The Tampa Celebration Diversity Parade was held on March 26 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Ybor Metropolis. The parade went east from the corner of Nuccio Parkway and 7th Avenue, down 7th Way to 20th Street. Thousand upon thousands took to the streets to commemorate pride and LGBTQ+.
"I traveled from Gainsville Florida, I work at university but we only got one gay club in the city so it's pleasant to be around and everybody."-Melanie Rodriguez, Parade-goer
"We survive in Longwood, Florida, just north of Orlando. And we came out to celebrate our pride life."-Brian Anderson/Parader-goer
"We got married in January… … 3 years ago. Yeah, about three years ago. So that's a big achievement because before that, we were just domestic partnership."- Ronald Duhan/Parader-goer
ABC Action News was there live as the parade was held. View the whole parade here!
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Come Out With Pride!
Come Out With Celebration, Inc. is the c3 non-profit, who host&#;s Orlando&#;s annual LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration. Every October, we gather around National Coming Out Afternoon, knowing that for many, Pride may be the one day of the year people can live their authentic authentic selves. With over , guests in , we are one of the biggest Parade celebrations in the Southeast and the largest single-day event in Central Florida. Come Out With Pride aims to change hearts and minds — and make it doable for everyone in the LGBTQIA+ society and our allies to live authentically.
Our parade and festival is family-friendly and welcoming to all. With over organizations and supportive businesses marching, our Most Colorful Parade is truly a sight to behold. Attendees will have the opportunity to browse goods and services from over vendors in our Marketplace and SponsorWalk areas. When it comes to Entertainment, we&#;re committed to showcasing both popular and up-and-coming local and national talent, especially those who appeal to the spacious spectrum of our community. With dozens of act
Orlando Pride Florida
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Orlando Pride takes place from on the 15th OctoberCome Out With Celebration, Inc. is an all-volunteer non-profit organization inspired to make an impact in Orlando’s LGBTQ+ people. Celebrated in October, Come Out With Pride welcomes everyone from Central Florida and beyond to come together and #KeepDancingOrlando! We are dedicated to supporting our community through grants and scholarship programs.
Parade
4pm. The Most Colourful Celebration presented by Winn-Dixie™ is one of the most eagerly anticipated events of Pride Week in Orlando. The parade route this year starts on Orange Ave at Washington Street. More than groups of participants stroll a mile through beautiful downtown Orlando.
Festival
noon - pm. Join Central Florida for a day of love! The annual Come Out With Pride Festival takes place as an in person event at Lake Eola Park on Saturday, October 15,
The Diva Stage. Hosted by Angelica Sanchez
Hosted by the legendary Angelica Sanchez, this stage will showcase queenly and diva performances from some of Orlando’s most popular Queer establishments
A Legacy
of Love
Celebrating St. Pete's LGBTQIA+ community, days a year!
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St Pete Lgbtq+ fest Month
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Florida's largest LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration is advocate and we have events happening all year long!
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To strengthen St. Petersburg’s legacy of inclusion and diversity, providing a safe space for the education, self-exploration, and celebration of our LGBTQIA+ society and allies. By championing equity and representation, we aim to create an open and compassionate society where people are empowered to thrive. No matter who they are.
For more than 20 years, we’ve marched in rainbow-clad celebration of the spectrum of love and life. What started as a promenade became a parade and then a full Parade Month. And we now host year-round events to amplify, support, and mark the diverse voices of the LGBTQIA+ community – includ