Three days of events will bring together people from all walks of life to honour the LGBTQ+ community
On 12-14 July Forest Gayte Pride returns to the streets with a weekend filled with joy, inclusivity, and entertainment for all. This year Forest Gayte Pride is set to be spectacular, bringing together people from all walks of life to honour the LGBTQ+ community. The three-day event includes:
Live shows: A fantastic line-up of local and national talent will take to the stage, offering a diverse array of performances. From music to dance, drag shows to spoken word.
Community stalls: A variety of stalls showcasing community organisations, and delicious food from around the world.
Family activities: There will be plenty of family-friendly activities, including face painting, ensuring that everyone can join in the fun.
Workshops: Conversations and learning with talks on LGBTQ+ rights and community building.
As the sun sets, the celebration continues with lively parties at local venues.
Organisers say Forest Gayte Pride is more than just a celebration; it’s a powerful statement of unity and is a reminder that everyone deserves to be proud of who they are. For more information visit www.forestgaytepride.co.uk or follow on social media.
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