Following feedback from the local community, the Pride Community Village will be placed at the centre of the celebrations on Preston Park in August with local LGBTQI organisations including MindOut, Allsorts, Lunch Positive and LGBT Community Safety Forum playing an important role on the day. The Pr
LOCAL LGBTQI organisations including MindOut, Allsorts, Lunch Positive and LGBT Community Safety Forum will play an important role on the day.
The Pride Community Village with be key to the celebrations and enable the community to connect, engage and support local and national LGBTQI organisations and charities.
The newly improved Pride Community Village will include the Access Area and Accessibility Matters as well as the Women’s Performance Area ensuring it becomes a vital Pride hub.
Paul Kemp, Pride Director, said: “The Community Village will allow Pride-goers to see the strength we have as a community when we come together with Pride.”
“A reflection of the true diversity of our lives, the Pride Community Village will encompasses everything wonderful, creative and supportive about LGBTQI life in the UK and beyond.
“Our LGBTQI community at the very heart of our Pride., Just as it should be.”
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Event: Brighton Pride Weekend
Where: Preston Park, Brighton and St James Street
When: Saturday 1 and Sunday 2, August 2015
Tickets: Pride Super Early Bird and Early Bird ticket prices have been frozen for the third year running.
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