After two years away, Seattle Pride unveils 'Family Reunion' as theme for parade's return to 4th Ave
After two years of virtual festivities, Seattle Pride’s annual Seattle Pride Parade is back in person on Sunday, June 26, and over 400,000 parade-goers are expected.
The theme is “Family Reunion,” and it’s sure to be one to remember, with more than 15,000 individuals and 200 groups marching in the parade.
“We couldn’t be more excited to bring our big LGBTQIA+ family of 400,000 attendees back together for the parade after two long years to celebrate and march alongside one another,” said Seattle Pride Executive Director Krystal Marx. “The parade gives our community the opportunity to reconnect and have fun, but also reflect on our past and advocate for a future of equal human rights for all.”
The parade will run along Fourth Avenue, starting at Fourth Avenue and Pike and ending at Second Avenue and Denny Way, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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