Greater Palm Springs Pride announces 2025 honors award recipients
Six individuals and organizations will be recognized for LGBTQ+ community contributions at an Oct. 16 ceremony.
Six individuals and organizations will be recognized for LGBTQ+ community contributions at an Oct. 16 ceremony.
Jasmine Sullivan-Waits, who spent 20 years organizing city events including VillageFest — and helped move Pride downtown in 2014 — will start her new role on Sept. 1.
Thousands gathered Sunday on Palm Canyon Drive for a day of joy, self-expression, and community support, echoing this year's theme "Be You."
The 38th annual festival features a diverse lineup of entertainment, art exhibits, and community gatherings, promoting inclusivity and acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community.
'The Pride flag serves as a powerful symbol of unity, love and acceptance for all members of the LGBTQ community and their allies,' remarked Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein as he read a City Council proclamation.
The group's appearance headlines a diverse lineup of performers at the annual celebration, which runs from Oct. 31 to Nov. 3. The festival's theme is 'Be You.'
The band will headline DÃa de la Reina, the opening event of Palm Springs Pride Week, in the Arenas District. The block party, now in its 13th year, marks the beginning of festivities running from Oct. 31 to Nov. 3.
The selection of Aaron Allen Marner as grand marshal aligns with the 2024 Pride Week theme, "Be You," which embraces the power of self-expression, inclusiveness, and love.
The Pride Honors Awards, scheduled for early October, will bring together LGBTQ+ activists, allies, and supporters from all walks of life
More than 200 organizations and businesses marched in the parade, which stretched from Tachevah Drive to East Amado Road, terminating at the Pride Festival street fair with outdoor DJs, booths, food, and drinks.
The largest free Pride festival south of San Francisco kicked off Wednesday morning with a giant rainbow flag unfurling, and the rest of the week is packed with parties, parades, and more.
Two days before the five-day event kicks off, city leaders and board members of Greater Palm Springs Pride gathered to speak about preparing for this year's event and what it means to the community.