Events are postponed until Fall. Pride Parade is tentatively rescheduled for October 3.
Columbus Pride Festival will be held June 14-16, 2019 along the river at Bicentennial and Genoa Park. The largest pride event in the Midwest will feature music, food vendors, marketplace, family area, and more.
On Friday, the festival will run from 4-11 p.m., with the Run for Pride at 7 pm. On Saturday will kick off at 10 a.m., with the Pride Parade at 10:30 a.m. at Poplar & High in the Short North Arts District to Genoa Park. The festival will wrap up at 8 p.m. The only event for Sunday is the Pride Brunch at The Columbus Athenaeum. Information and registration is available here for Pride Brunch.
Pride Festival is family-friendly and will feature lots of activities and entertainment at the Family Pride Area on Saturday afternoon with bounce houses, crafts, and more. Don’t forget to tag your bags and tag your tots with emergency contact information at the information booths and Stonewall Tent.
A donation of $5 per day is suggested, or purchase a wristband or dog tag for $10 for all-weekend entrance.
Check out the other Columbus Pride events below.
Looking for more Pride? Don’t miss the Pride Poker Run, Pride Bicycle Run, and Jaeger Run for Pride 5k! These fun events help support Pride Festival and Stonewall Columbus, and get everyone ready for Pride Fun!
https://www.columbusonthecheap.com/jaeger-run-pride-5k/
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May I agl how Stonewall plans to address and honor the lives of transwomen, especially out transwomen of color? The violence against transwomen is astounding especially our sisters of color. I do hope you understand there would be Pride had it not been for the transwoman of color Miss Marsha P. Johnson along with her Latina sister Miss Sylvia Lee Rivera. Please make sure you thank your transpeople for making Pride a possibility.