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Doylestown Pride Festival takes place from the 12th to the 19th June 2021.
Doylestown welcomes its 2nd Annual Pride Festival on June 12-19 2021 with the goal of celebrating diverse sexual orientations and gender identities in the Doylestown community, a collection of local organizations and businesses came together to plan!
12 June
Meet Local Author Philip William Stover
2 PM @ Doylestown Historical Society
Nestled on the banks of the Delaware River, halfway between New York City and Philadelphia lies a vibrant river town that for decades has attracted eccentric artists, spiritual seekers, and pioneering activists looking for a place to call home, all looking for New Hope. Seasons of New Hope chronicles a diverse group of fictional characters finding love against the very real backdrop of New Hope, Pennsylvania.
13 June
Drag Brunch with Ginger Alley & Her Girlfriends
1 AM & 1 PM Genevieve's Kitchen
Join us on Sunday, June 13th for a fabulous BYOB Drag Brunch with Ginger Alley and her girlfriends at Genevieve's Kitchen! There are two seatings available at 11 AM and 1 PM - reservations are strongly recommended.
16 June
Pop-Up Event: The Rainbow Room hosts the Queer Youth Open Mic
6pm - 8 PM The Rainbow Room
On the lawn across from the Rainbow Room at 181 E. Court Street, Doylestown 18901. Bring blankets and chairs. Canceled in case of rain.
All are welcome! Please join us to cheer on and celebrate our brave, beautiful, and beloved LGBTQ+ youth.
17 June
Social Justice Series, That Magic Year Between the Stonewall Riots and the First Gay Pride
7 PM @ Salem Church (Zoom Series)
8ark Segal's 50 years of activism includes being a participant at the stonewall rebellion, a founding member of Gay Liberation Front and the founder of Gay Youth, and a member of The Christopher Street Gay Liberation Day committee which created the first Gay Pride in 1970. He is best known for his campaign to end LGBT invisibility on TV News and Programming by disrupting live TV shows including The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite, and the Today Show with Barbara Walters. 40 years after interrupting the Today Show on NBC, he was asked to serve on the Joint Diversity Council of Comcast NBCUniversal to continue to educate the network on LGBT issues.
18 June
Film Screening: The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
7 PM Gates Open, Film Begins at Dusk @ Chapman Park
Thanks to our friends The County Theater and The Moving Picture Cinema for helping us bring this film to our Pride Festival supporters. Join us at Chapman Park to watch The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert on Friday, June 18th
19 June
Pride Music Party
1pm - 5 PM @ Pine Street
Presented in partnership with Distance Picnic on Pine
Tickets go on sale soon for the Pride Music Party on Pine Street, stay tuned!
With Special Performances By:
Froggy
Lizdelise
Sixteen Jackies
Gates will open at 12:30 PM with the first performer at 1 PM.
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