Edinburgh Pride 2023 Scotland

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Edinburgh Pride takes place on Saturday 24th June 2023.

Pride Edinburgh is Scotland's national LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) Festival. Run entirely by volunteers, we organise both a pride march and a community based festival to celebrate diversity and personal identity. The traditional pride march and rally provides a platform for politicians, community activists, celebrities and most importantly individuals to turn out to march through the city centre to celebrate pride. The festival encompasses live music, DJs and a health and community fair. Pride Scotia is held in Edinburgh every two years.

Welcome to Pride Edinburgh 2023 and our 26th anniversary in our 28th year of events here in our capital city. Scotland's longest running celebration of diversity, Pride Edinburgh, ensuring the rainbow shines over the capital city.

Parade
12:15: Pride Marchers to assemble at Scottish Parliament on Parliament Green by Horse Wynd. 12.30: Speeches will commence from invited guest speakers atop a Lothian double decker bus. 13:00: Pride March moves off, heading North and turning left into the Canongate, carrying on up to the High Street. Continuing west up the High Street, turning left at Lawnmarket Junction onto George IV Bridge, at the end of George IV Bridge a slight left into Bristo Place, then left again into Potterrow followed by a right turn into Crichton Street. Finally, a right turn into Charles Street, and The Pride March arrives at the EUSA Campus at 14.00. All timings following departure are approximate, should the EUSA Campus reach capacity, the remainder of the Pride March will continue ahead from Crichton Street into George Square, turning left into Middle Meadow Walk, dispersing on the Meadows. Festival

Main Stage
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Pride youth
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After party
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