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Pride Village Party tickets go on sale

Thanks to strong support from the community and local businesses, this years Pride Village Party will take place again on Saturday August 6 and Sunday August 7.

The Pride Village Party will once again feature two days of entertainment in the heart of the gay village, St James Street, bringing all sections of the city together for one amazing Pride weekend.

The weekend will again see the seafront road Marine Parade closed to traffic to create an LGBT village for Brighton Pride, with entertainment zones dedicated to cabaret, bears and disco.

The Pride Village Party (PVP) is once again being run and managed by Brighton Pride Community Interest Company (CIC) with the full support of Brighton & Hove City Council and anyone wanting to attend will require a wristband.

Brighton and Hove Pride is organised by Brighton Pride CIC, a not for profit community interest company. All ticket revenue goes directly to the operational and running costs of producing the Pride Festival, Pride Community Parade, Pride Village Party and community fundraising for the Rainbow Fund and Social Impact Fund.

This year the PVP will have a restricted capacity so organisers strongly advise wristbands tickets are purchased in advance.

To purchase PVP tickets online click here:

Tickets will need to be exchanged for wristbands at the Pride Box Office on Victoria Gardens in central Brighton.

Weekend wristbands are £10 in advance and Sunday Only wristbands are £8 in advance.

Wristbands will then be £15 for the weekend and £10 for Sunday Only, subject to availability.

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