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Palm Beach Pride in Lake Worth Beach celebrates 30th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach Pride in Lake Worth Beach celebrates 30th anniversary

Palm Beach Pride is celebrating its 30th anniversary in Lake Worth Beach.

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Gay Pride in Palm Beach County marks 30 years March 26-27 - South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Gay Pride in Palm Beach County marks 30 years March 26-27 - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Palm Beach Pride celebrates 30 years of recognizing the LGBTQ+ communities March 26-27 with a festival, parade and mass wedding ceremony.

2022 PRIDE Guide Celebrations | PRIDE Radio - Vimarsana News

2022 PRIDE Guide Celebrations | PRIDE Radio

PRIDE Celebrations are returning bigger and better than ever in 2022!

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Around Town: Rebuilt Newport Beach Crab Cooker to officially open Monday - Vimarsana News

Around Town: Rebuilt Newport Beach Crab Cooker to officially open Monday

Print The recently rebuilt Crab Cooker Restaurant and Fish Market will officially throw open its doors to welcome guests back to the landmark Newport Beach eatery at 11 a.m. on Monday. Located at 2200 Newport Blvd., the Crab Cooker first started serving customers 70 years ago. Its former building was heavily damaged by nearby construction, so the owner, Jim Wasko, son-in-law of founder Bob Roubian (1926 – 2017), took it down and started all over again recreating it. “We have gone to painstaking detail to preserve the look, feel and even the décor,” Wasko said in a news release issued ...

Long Beach Shows Its LGBTQ Pride This Sunday — Virtually - Vimarsana News

Long Beach Shows Its LGBTQ Pride This Sunday — Virtually

Instead of a parade this weekend, there will be a video retrospective of more than a decade of Long Beach Pride celebrations hosted by popular local drag queen Jewels. In the past, tickets to the event have been about $20. Without that money, the organization can’t raise the funds it usually does for community grants, Long Beach Pride President Elsa Martinez said. “They need something for an art offering, or they need something for a food bank, and we’ve provided grants,” Martinez said. Support for LAist comes from

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