June 19, 2015 | to | June 21, 2015 |
Capital City Pride – Celebrate 25 years of LGBT PRIDE in the greater Olympia area. Olympia, WA. Capital City Pride Presents: PRIDE 25! Festival moves to Heritage Park June 20 & 21 Kickoff: Friday night June 19th – Urban Onion
Capital City Pride 2015 Olympia WA
Since 1991, Capital City Pride has hosted the annual Pride festival in Washington State’s capital which draws nearly 15,000 people for a parade and festival in downtown Olympia. Pride serves as the annual watershed event for the LGBTQ and allied communities, offering entertainment, a vibrant array of food, craft and community booths, a family fun area and the ever-popular Pride Parade. Perhaps more important than the all the rainbows, music and festivities, Pride is a weekend long gathering of friends and family, bringing us all together to celebrate our fabulous community.
Why here?
The Olympia-based Pride was the first small town festival to leave the relative safety of the big city of Seattle and plant roots in a little community of 36,000 people. It’s no mistake that Capital City Pride was fostered in the liberal City of Olympia, nurtured by a progressive college called The Evergreen State College and organized by a legion of LGBTQ community activists. Over the years, other Pride celebrations have emerged across the State in larger cities like Spokane and Tacoma, as well as smaller towns like Centralia and Aberdeen.
What kind of an organization is it?
Capital City Pride is registered as a Washington state non-profit corporation and holds a combined state and City of Olympia business license. The Rainbow Community Center of Olympia serves as Pride’s fiscal sponsor. Capital City Pride is a proud member of Interpride, the international association of Pride Organizers. In addition to this website, Pride hosts a Facebook page. Pride holds monthly business meetings and periodic community forums to draw in new people. For more information, please see our “Contact Us” link on this website.
How Does Pride Work?
Capital City Pride is a team-managed community event that is primarily run by volunteers with a few paid short-term contracts and other contracted services. It takes a village to host a Pride Festival, and volunteers are drawn from all walks of life. To learn more about Pride or to get involved as a volunteer, please go to the “Volunteer” link on this site.
Capital City Pride 2015 Olympia WA
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