Bicester Pride 2022 Oxfordshire

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Bicester Pride takes place on Friday the 12th August 2022.

Bicester Pride returns with a LGBTQIA+ festival event, for the local community and beyond - Together with Pride
Join us at Bicester Pride for a fun and family friendly weekend, with entertainment, local stalls, and local food and drink. This event is inclusive of all genders and sexual orientations, as well as allies! It's a celebration of LGBTQIA+ identities and a chance to come together, be proud of who we are, and grow the amazing queer community in Bicester. It's also an opportunity to educate people on the struggles, challenges, and dangers that LGBTQIA+ people face, both at home and across the globe. We are united in pride!

Entertainment and activities spread over the 3 days.
Friday 12th Aug
Launch Night - Pete Valentine is George Michael 20:00hrs
Doors From 7pm till late

Saturday 13th Aug - Richard Snow is Elton John 19:00hrs
Drag Show 21:00hrs
Community stalls throughout the day
Doors from 2pm till late

Sunday 14th - Jennah (singer/songwriter) 18:30hrs
Camp Karaoke with ``Funky Mike 20:30hrs
Community stalls throughout the day
Doors from 2pm till late
Ticket price: £5 - per day per person

Join us for one day or all three ! It’s your weekend to fill as you please, but you won’t want to miss out! Last year sold out in a few days, so don't wait too long.
Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
(This event takes place in a residential area. After the event, please leave quietly and be respectful of local neighbours). The Nightingale is accessible; wheelchair users will have access to the whole event.
*Please note that while every effort will be made to keep to the advertised line up and timings, changes may be made at short notice at the organisers' discretion.
**By attending the event, you consent to appearing in images and/or video footage of the event, which may be used for promotional purposes. Photographers will try to get verbal consent where individuals feature prominently or are clearly identifiable, but this may not always be possible.