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For all you Pride travelers out there, here is a listing of Pride events that will occur this month throughout

New England and across the U.S., Canada and aro

und the world. We’ve also included Pride events that will

take place later this year. Events are listed in alphabetical order by the cities in which they will take place.
Our thanks go out to |nterPride (the international association of Pride organizations) for much of the source

material lot this calendar.

 

NEW ENGLAND

Boston, Saturday, June 8 — Boston
Pride, Beantown’s 32nd annual parade
and festival. Parade, 12:00 noon.
Festival at Boston Common 1:30-6:00
Hartford, CT., Saturday, Sept. 21 —
Pride Festival

Hyannis, MA., Sat. July 20 — Pride
Festival

New Haven, CT, Saturday, June 1 —
Pride March and Celebration
Portland, ME June 12-23 — Pride
Festival and Parade. Festival at various
venues, with the parade on Sunday,
June 23 at noon.

Providence, RI, June 2-15 — Pride
Festival and Parade. The nation's only
nighttime Pride parade is on Saturday,
June 15 at 8:00 p.m.

Worcester, MA Saturday, July 13

ACROSS THE
USA 8: CANADA

Albany, N.Y. — June 7-16
Albuquerque, N.M. ~ June 7-8
Allentown, PA. — June 23
Anchorage, AK — June 16-23
Asbury Park, N.J. - June 2
Atlanta, GA. — June 28-30 (Deep
South’s biggest Pride celebration.)
Austin, TX — June 1

Baltimore, MD — June 14-16
Birmingham, AL. — June 1-9
Boise, ID — July 6-14

Buffalo, NY — June 1-2

Cedar Rapids, IA Saturday, June 8
Chicago - Sunday, June 30 (Biggest
Pride celebration in the Midwest.)
Chicago Windy City Black Pride, July 3-7
Chico, CA. - Sept. 20-22
Cincinnati — June 8-9

Cleveland — June 14-16
Columbus, Ohio — June 29-30
Davis, CA. — Sunday, June 9
Dayton, Ohio - June 1-16

- Des Moines, Iowa — Sunday, June 9

Detroit - June 1-2

Eau Claire, WI. — Aug. 22-25

El Paso, TX. — Saturday, June 1
Erie, PA. - Saturday, June 8
Flagstaff, AZ Saturday, June 15
Gainesvllle, FL Sat, October 26
Halifax," Nova Scotia — July 14-21
Halton, Ontario Saturday, June 8
Hamilton, Ontario June 13-16
Harrisburg, PA — July 20-27
Honolulu, Hi — June 22-29
Houston, TX —. June 21-29
Huntington, Ll, NY. — Sunday, June 9
Jacksonville, FL. Sat, Aug. 3 & Sun,
Aug. 11 ~

Jersey City, N. J. Saturday, Aug. 24
Kansas City, MO — June 2-9

Key West, FL — June 3-9
Kitchener, Ontario June 7-9
Knoxville, TN — June 1-8

La Crosse, WI — Aug. 16-18
Lafayette, LA — Sept. 20-22
Lansing, MI — June 14-16

London, Ontario — July 7-14

Los Angeles — Christopher Street
West, West Hollywood. June 22-23
Los Angeles — Studio City Pride,
Sunday, October 13

Los Angeles — Southern California
Black Pride, July 4-8

Louisville, KY — Gay Day at Kentucky
Kingdom, Sunday, June 9

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada —
Saturday, August 17

Milwaukee, June 7-9

Minneapolis Twin Cities Pride, June
28-30

Moncton, New Brunswick June 16-22
Montreal, Québec, Canada —
Divers/Cité, July 27-August 5

(The host city of Gay Games VII in
2006, Montreal is a definite “must visit”
to experience a genuine gay holiday
with a French accent.)

Moorhead, MN — June 7-9

Nashville, TN — Music City Pride,
Saturday, June 8

New Orleans, LA — Pride & Dixieland
Jazz, September 28-29

New York — Sunday, June 27-30 (The
world's oldest Pride celebration — now
in its 33rd year — in the city of
Stonewall. This year's parade will take
on a patriotic theme, “America's Pride,“
to honor the LGBT heroes of the 9/11
tragedy including moments of silence
for the victims of 9/11 and those lost in
the AIDS epidemic.)

New York — Black Pride, August 1-4
Oakland, CA — August 24-September 2
Oklahoma City - June 16-23
Olympia, WA Saturday, June 22
Omaha, NE. — June 16-22

Orlando, FL — Gay Day at Walt Disney
World, Saturday, June 29

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada — The Pride
of Canada's Capital, July 8-14

Palm Springs, CA — Nov. 2-3
Pasadena, CA Saturday, Sept. 14
Peoria, IL — Saturday, June 22 (Yes,
gay does indeed play in Peoria!)
Philadelphia — Philly Pride, Sunday,
June 9; OutFest, Sun, October 13
Pittsburgh — June 15-22

Pocatello, ID — August 23-25

Port Huron, Mich.ISarnia, Ontario,
Pride Across the Border, August 9-11
Portland, OR — June 15-16
Raleigh-Durham, N.C. Sept. 28-29
Richmond, VA Sunday, Sept. 15
Sacramento, CA.Saturday, June 15
St. Louis — June 22-23

San Antonio, TX. Saturday, June 15
San Bernardino, CA.Sat, July 13
San Diego, Calif. — July 26-28

San Francisco — June 29-30 (The
undisputed world-champion Pride cele-
bration in terms 01 attendance, the only
question now is: Can the City by the
Bay top last year's record 1.1 million
turnout?)

San Francisco — Folsom Street Fair
and Leather Pride, Sunday, Sept. 29
(Think of it as a highly erotic, leather-
clad Mardi Gras.)

San Luis Obispo, CA Sun, July 14
San Jose, Calif. — June 8-9'

Santa Barbara, CA — October 11-12
Santa Cruz, CA - Sunday, June 2
Santa Rosa, Calif. — June 8-9
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan June 23-30
Savannah, Ga. — Saturday, Sept. 28
Seattle - June 29-30

Southworth, WA - July 12-21
Syracuse, NY Saturday, June 15
Tacoma, WA Saturday, July 13
Tampa, Fla. — July 2-7

Topeka, Kan. — June 9-15 (As always,
expect hometown Rev. Fred Phelps to
stage a vehement anti-gay protest.)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada — June 24-
30 (Canada’s largest Pride celebration
closely rivals SF’s in attendance. Last
year's drew 850,000 and could top the
one-million mark this year.)

Tucson, AZ Saturday, Oct. 12 .

Tulsa, Okla. — June 2-9

Vancouver, British Columbia,
Canada — July 27-Aug. 4

Victoria, British Columbia July 1-7
Washington D.C. June 2-9

Wilton Manors, FL. Sun, June 23
Windsor, Ontario — June 21-28

 

AROUND THE
WORLD

Amsterdam, Netherlands ~ Aug. 1-4
(This year's festival may be trans-
formed into a memorial for Pim
Fortuyn, the gay Dutch politician whose
assassination last month shocked
Europe.)

Bangkok, Thailand — Nov. 8-15
Berlin, Germany — June 21-22
Birmingham, Eng, U.K. June 1-3
Bournemouth, England — Aug. 2-4
Brisbane, Australia — June 1-22
Budapest, Hungary June 27-30

Cape Town, 5. Africa — Dec (TBA)
Cardiff, Wales, U.K. — Sat, Aug. 31
Catania, Italy — Friday, June 28
Cologne, Germany — EuroPride 2002,
July 5-7

Copenhagen, Denmark Aug. 17-18
Derry, Northern Ireland ~ July (TBA)
Dublin, Ireland - June (TBA)
Frankfurt, Germany July 19-21
Glasgow, Scotland Sun, June 22
Hamburg, Germany — June 7-9
Helsinki, Finland 4 June 23-30
Jerusalem, Israel — June 6-8 (At press
time, the Pride celebration in Jerusalem
was in danger of being canceled
because of the ongoing war between
the Israelis and the Palestinians.)
Johannesburg, 5. Africa Sept. 23-28
London,-England, U.K. — Saturday,
July 6 (Who says there's only one,
queen in Jolly Olde England?)

Manila, Philippines - Saturday, June
29 (Asia's largest Pride celebration)
Mexico City Saturday, June 29
Milan, Italy — June 7-22

Montpeilier, France — June 1-2
Munich, Germany — July 12-14
Neuchatel, Switzerland July 12-14
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, U.K.-
Saturday, July 20

Nuremberg, Germany — Sat. Aug. 3
Oslo, Norway — June 21-30

Padova, Italy — June 4-8

Paris — Saturday, June 29 (Turnout is
likely to be higher than originally
expected in celebration of the defeat of
the anti-gay right-wing extremist Jean-
Marie LePen inFrance’s presidential
election last month.)

Porto, Portugal Saturday, July 6
Rennes, France - June 22-29
Reykjavik, Iceland — August 9-10

‘Rome - June 20-29 (IHIS could turn
‘ifiio a huge protest agfist the anti-gay

stance ol the Vatican in he wake of the
sex-abuse scandal that's rocked the
Roman Catholic Church.)
Saarbruecken, Germany July 26-28
San Juan, PR — June 1-2

Sao Paulo, Brazil — May 24-June 2
(The largest Pride celebration in South
America)

Siegen, Germany —— August 24
Stockholm, Sweden July 31 -Aug. 4
Stuttgart, Germany July 26-Aug. 4
Sydney, Australia — Gay Mardi Gras,
March 1-2, 2003

Tijuana, Mexico - Saturday, June 8
Tokyo — September 8-9

Valletta, Malta — June 20-24

Vienna, Austria Saturday, June 29
Zagreb, Croatia — Saturday, June 29
(This is Croatia's first-ever Pride cele-
bration — A teat utterly impossible dur-
ing the Balkan War. We can only hope
that Zagreb fares better than Belgrade.
Serbia did last year, when a Pride cele-
bration was brutally suppressed by
anti-gay mobs. There will be no Pride
celebration in Belgrade this year.)
Zurich, Switzerland — Sat. June 29