LGBTQ DAYTON PRIDE CELEBRATION - Fri, MAY 31 – Sun., JUNE 2
- June is LGBTQ PRIDE Month – the biggest annual event and celebration in the LGBTQ community. PRIDE is held in June to commemorate the Stonewall Inn Riots that sparked the modern LGBTQ movement for equality. This year, 2019, is the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and so PRIDE celebrations will be larger and even more fun than usual! Public Health Dayton & Montgomery County is one of the PRIDE sponsors and will be helping to staff the First AID tent, and we also will have our mobile unit in the parade. Come out and join the LGBTQ community for a weekend of fun. Everyone is welcome – even children.
- There are several events beginning on Friday, May 31 and continuing throughout the weekend, as follows:
- Friday May 31, “Affair on the Square” – Levitt Pavilion 7 to 9 PM (Entertainment & Food) + .5 K Pub/Bar Crawl 10 PM to?
- Saturday, June 1 – Parade begins at Cooper Park, line up at 11 am, Parade Steps off at Noon.
- Saturday, June 1 - Exposition/Festival with entertainment and vendor booths at Courthouse Square: Noon to 4 PM
- Sunday, June 2 - PFLAG 5K Run/Walk – Welcome Stadium – 7:30 – 11:30 AM
- Sunday, June 2 - Spikes & Heels Kickball Tournament – Burns Jackson Park/Burns Ave. - Noon to 5 pm
- For more information or to register for some of these activities visit:
