Tri Cities Pride News Today

Coquitlam has raised and placed 115 Pride flags, including a big one at city hall, as part of Pride Month celebrations in June.

TRI-CITIES, Wash. Multiple events are happening this weekend in the Tri-cities. In fact all three cities have an event happening this weekend.

KENNEWICK, Wash. - The Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce has announced its Annual State of the Cities Membership Luncheon.

RICHLAND, Wash. - Tri-Cities Pride is holding an open mic night at the Caterpillar Café in Richland on Wednesday, October 11.

The City of Coquitlam issued a statement about 1 Million March 4 Children to reaffirm its "unwavering solidarity with the LGBTQ2S+ community."

TRI-CITIES, Wash. -- With Tri-Cities Pride canceling their annual pride festival because of a reorganization, Rural Americans United LLC (RAU) will be taking over the festival for 2023. The festival

Museums, zoos, cultural centers from all 50 states participate, offer amazing learning experiences: Hurry, download tickets before theyre snapped up

Deli, brewery, restaurant host pride celebrations: Wine, dine, listen to DJ Jammin Jimmy, play games, win prizes

There will be a drag show, food trucks, and lots of booths to browse!

The smoked bourbon ice cream will keep you coming back - Restaurateur Scott Johnson The Progress-Index Little Buddys BBQ restaurant with the tagline "Q Is What We Do" will be opening this summer in both Petersburg and McKenney. The areas newest restaurateur Scott Johnson has many family members to thank for his culinary skills: father Jack Johnson, late mother Sarah Johnson, late grandmother Annie Hawkins, cousin Doris Dowdy, and aunt Etta Bailey. Johnsons inspiration "I love barbecue, and wh...