Palm springs gay pride parade
The ultimate guide to Greater Palm Springs Pride events, tickets, parking
It's time to embrace your vibrant colors and celebrate Pride week — Palm Springs style.
Greater Palm Springs Pride runs from Wednesday, Oct. 30 to Sunday, Nov. 3 and features many events throughout the long weekend, from a free alt-pop concert to the annual Pride Parade.
This year's Pride Week theme is "Be You." Greater Palm Springs Self-acceptance President and CEO Ron deHarte said in a statement the theme "reinforces the city's reputation of cherishing the value and dignity of all people."
“Pride in Palm Springs is a celebration where you can be yourself and be true to who you are. (it) embraces the power of self-expression, inclusiveness, and love," deHarte said in the statement.
Whether you're looking for a block party or somewhere to eat brunch as the pride goes by, we have all the info, and answers to some of the most ordinary Pride questions.
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What's the parking situation for Pride?
All the usual downtown Palm Springs parking structures will be open during Greater Pa
Palm Springs Celebrates Celebration Throughout the Year🌈
During Lesbian, Gay, Pansexual, Transgender, and Homosexual (LGBTQ+) Pride Month in June, we reflect on the progress we include made in the fight for justice, inclusion, and equality.
We honor the resilience of LGBTQ+ people fighting to reside authentically and freely. We reaffirm our belief that Gay rights are human rights. And we recommit to delivering protection, safety, and equality to Queer people and families.
It celebrates diversity and inclusivity and creates a platform for individuals and organizations to share and raise awareness of issues that are important to them. That is a quote from Ron deHarte, CEO of Greater Palm Springs Pride. As a Co-President of the U.S. Association of Prides, deHarte intimately understands the event's significance and helps root its legacy in Palm Springs's landscape.
A Brief History of Pride
The history of Pride is deeply rooted in the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights and the fight against discrimination and injustice. Pivotal events, courageous activism, and
Palm Springs Pride® Days 🌈
Greater Palm Springs Pride®
November 6 - 9
Greater Palm Springs Pride® is more than just a celebration; it&#x;s a vibrant verbalization of love, diversity, and community set against the stunning desert backdrop. Every year, the city comes alive with rainbow flags, lively parades, and events that draw visitors from across the globe. Palm Springs Pride offers something for everyone, from reside performances and art installations to family-friendly gatherings and late-night parties.
🚶 &#x;️New in Inaugural Pride Equality Walk
Date: Saturday, October 25,
Time: [To be announced]
Location: Arenas District & Downtown Palm Springs
Route: Starts and ends in the Arenas District
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Join us for the first-ever Pride Equality Walk, a bold step forward in LGBTQ+ advocacy and group empowerment. Presented by Silvercrest and organized by Palm Springs Pride, this step is more than a celebration &#x; it&#x;s a call to action.
🎶 Arenas District Halloween Block Party
Date: Frid
Greater Palm Springs Pride in Palm Springs
Join us for Greater Palm Springs Pride This year&#x;s celebration will be under the empowering theme Be Heard. Our annual pride is a vibrant celebration of love, self-expression, and inclusion, bringing together diverse LGBTQ+ communities in a festive atmosphere. From lively parades to colorful street fairs, Greater Palm Springs Pride offers a variety of activities and events that honor uniqueness and unity. Come and experience the joy and pride that make this celebration truly special!
Pride Procession Details and Parking
Join Greater Palm Springs on Sunday, November 9th at AM for the biggest event of all, the Homosexual Pride Parade! Expect vibrant themed floats, representations of LGBTQ heroes, and an abundance of fabulousness. The parade starts at the Uptown Design District and makes its way to the pride festival at Amado.
There is plenty of parking in the downtown area, but plan extra time as regular spots become scarce during the parade. Consider parking away from Palm Canyon Dr. at locations like the new Downtown P