Page 2 - Phoenix Pride News Today

Bud Light is facing new calls for the brand to be boycotted after it sponsored an LGBTQ+ pride event in Phoenix over the weekend.

Sunday’s celebration began at 10 a.m. with a parade starting on 3rd Street and Thomas Road, making its way north to Steele-Indian School Park.

Phoenix Pride events are this weekend, but the organization does more than just the annual parade and festival!

Alero Mills has welcomed thousands of folks to Steele Indian School Park for the annual Pride Festival since 2002. The longtime volunteer witnessed the growth of a movement firsthand.

With the Phoenix metro area's weather beginning to "cool" down, there are some fall festivals and events to experience, like the Arizona Jazz Fest, AZ Field of Screams, Taste of Italy, a police K9 competition, Día de los Muertos, the Phoenix Pride Parade, and more.

Phoenix Pride Festival will feature over 150 entertainment performances on seven stages, according to event organizers.

Drag queens have long been part of LGBTQ+ history, but their contributions, artistry, and who they are remain under attack, so Nick Ciletti sat down with two drag queens to discuss these issues.

Here's everything to know about the 2023 Phoenix Pride Parade, including admission info, the parade route and when the fun starts.

Richard Walsh is hoping that on National Coming Out Day, whether you're part of the LGTBQ+ community or not, you will display a rainbow flag.

This year's Grand Marshals represent organizations working to serve the Greater Phoenix LGBTQ+ community across the Valley, according to Phoenix Pride officials.