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Seattle Pride Parade 🏳️🌈
About this Event
Amara is excited to celebrate our LGBTQIA+ family by marching in this year&#;s Seattle Pride Celebration and we invite you to join us in support of our amazing queer staff and community. The parade starts at 4th & Pike and ends at 2nd Ave & Denny Way.
All parade contingent members are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID (as defined by CDC guidelines), or to contain a negative PCR test taken within 48 hours.
- Proof of vaccination or negative PCR test must be present with each participant; this can be in the form of a picture of verification, vaccine card, phone app., etc.
- Parade participants under the age of five (5) years aged are required to have a negative PCR test within 48 hours.
IMPORTANT NOTE: It is required that your proof of vaccination or negative PCR COVID quiz be kept on your person.
Staging Details:
Contingent Number: 89
Staging Window Time:
- Vehicles: AM &#; AM
- Marchers: AM &#; PM
Staging Area: On 4th Avenue from Spring Street and Madison Street
Approach Instructions: Approach
PARADE INFO
Sunday, June 29,
am – pm
Downtown Seattle along 4th Ave
4th & Union → 2nd & Denny Way
In our 51st year of celebration, the Seattle Pride Parade is our opportunity to commemorate the past, celebrate recent wins for equality, and get encouragement for the work yet to appear. And quite frankly – it’s a hell of a lot of fun.
Seattle Pride Parade by the Numbers
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SEATTLE PRIDE IN THE PARK
Saturday, June 7th,
Volunteer Park
12pm - 7pm
15th Annual Celebration of Homosexual Arts, Music, Performance, and Culture: June, 7th,
Seattle Pride in the Park kicks off Seattle’s month-long Pride celebration with a full day of playfulness, food, music and more - all in the name of inclusion, society, and celebrating LGBTQIA+ joy!
Seattle Pride in the Park Vendor Booth Applications
Craft vendors, food trucks, and society organizations are welcome to have a presence at the Seattle Pride in the Park!
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Talent Lineup
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Past: Seattle Pride Celebration
Seattle’s 50th annual Pride Month celebration will close out with the annual Seattle Pride Procession on Sunday, June 30 in Westlake Park along 4th Avenue. Come spot Washington's largest procession and celebrate the + local and national community groups, nonprofits, and companies.
Date: Sun, June 30,
• am - Pre Demonstrate at Westlake Park
• am - Parade Steps off
Hosted by: Seattle Pride
Location: Downtown Seattle (4th Ave)
RSVP TODAY!(free!)
Purchase your grandstand seats!
Accessibility accommodations, such as priority seating, ASL interpreters, ADA restrooms, and designated assistants to support individuals in accessing food and beverages will be available.
Get Involved:
50 Years of Pride: -
marks the year anniversary since + LGBTQIA+ people gathered publicly in Seattle as an act of collective resistance. Their purpose was clear: to expel shame and to stand in defiance of those who wished to keep us secret and disempowered. They were no longer willing to stay, no longer willing to hide, no longer willing to be denied
Seattle Pride Parade Date, second, route, events, where to watch
Seattle is ringing in its year anniversary of Pride this month. This year's festivities include a parade downtown on Sunday, June 30 and PrideFest Street festival in Capitol Hill on Saturday June, 29, among other events.
Fifty years ago, more than LGBTQIA+ community members gathered publicly in Seattle as an act of resistance, wrote Seattle Pride. Their purpose in gathering as a collective was to "expel shame and to stand in defiance of those who wished to keep us hidden and disempowered," the organization said.
This year's pride theme is a reflection of the "unwavering resilience" of the LGBTQ+ community and "an embodiment of our 's community echoing cry: NOW!" according to Seattle Pride.
Here's what you'll need to know about catching Seattle's Pride festivities this year:
Pride Month is here! Here's when major cities commemorate with parades inWhen is the Seattle Event Parade?
A preshow at Westlake Park kicks off at 10 a.m. and the official Seattle Pride Celebration begins at 11 a.m. and goes until p.m.
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