WHAT IS PRIDE ALL ABOUT?
Pride month honors the 1969 Stonewall riots in Manhattan, a tipping point for the Gay Liberation Movement in the U.S. It commemorates and recognizes the impact that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals have had on history locally, nationally and globally.
BE AN ALLY FOR THOSE THAT IDENTIFY AS LGBTQ+
- Terminology: understanding the specific language we use and its implications are important first steps in being an LGBTQ Ally. Be thoughtful and intentional with language when talking with and about individuals who identify as LGBTQ.
- Pronouns: the decision to share one's self-identify is a personal choice. Practice using preferred gender pronouns and respect individuals' self-identification.
- Learn more here
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Saturday June 5, 2021
Pittsburgh Pride Revolution March route:
Line up and gathering begins at 11:00 am in front of the City-County Building at 414 Grant Street downtown. No contingents. We will all march together as a community in support of the LGBTQ and QTPOC communities. Bring your signs, your banners, your music, your flags, your face masks, and your hand sanitizer. The march will step off from the City-County Building at noon and proceed down Grant Street, turn left at Sixth Avenue, continue on Seventh Street and the Andy Warhol Bridge, through Allegheny Center, and into Allegheny Commons Park West for the mini-festival.
Pittsburgh Pride Mini-Festival Day 1: FREE to attend
Allegheny Commons Park West. Setup for the mini-festival will begin at 10:00am. The festival will open as soon as the first marchers arrive and run until 6:00 pm. Food trucks, music and performances, and organization booths will be on hand for the festivities.
Please note, Allegheny Commons West Park is the west side area of what is known as Allegheny Commons Park, We will be close to Lake Elizabeth.
Sunday, June 6th
Pittsburgh Pride Revolution Mini Fest Day 2: FREE to attend from 3pm-10 outside of Trace Brewing (4312 Main St Pittsburgh Pa 15224) with a showing of the Pittsburgh Pride Revolution Virtual Pride event hosted by Luna La Creme, Mix Universe and Malcum Tent with 30 acts from all kinds of local , national and international performers, there will be facepainting, food trucks, Drag Queen Story Time with Akasha LeStat Van Cartier for the kids at 5pm then DJ Huny and dancing and a small closing celebration around 9:30pm.