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The vibrant colors of the rainbow synonymous with LGBTQ pride came in many forms during this year’s Riverside Pride event, which welcomed members of the LGBTQ community, their families and
Accolades poured in this week for New Braunfels civil rights leader Henry Earl Ford Sr., who passed away following a series of illnesses Sunday, two days after celebrating his 73rd
It was a celebration of people of all sexual orientations and identities. Recognizing June as Pride Month, New Braunfels and area residents celebrated their own Pride festival on Saturday at Landa Park. Riverside Pride, a non-profit organization supporting the LGBTQ+ community in New Braunfels and the surrounding area, took over the event from River City Advocacy, which two years ago had the first Pride event in New Braunfels with a Pride Block Party. The festival included speakers, games and activities, vendor booths, a drag show, a drag queen storytime and a runway competition that included...
June is Pride Month, and New Braunfels will have its own festival June 26 to celebrate people of all sexual orientations and identities. Riverside Pride will take over the ceremony from River City Advocacy, which years ago had the first Pride event in New Braunfels with a Pride Block Party. The festival will have speakers, fun games and activities, vendor booths, a drag show and drag queen story time. Riverside Pride president Aja Edwards said they are excited to throw a Pride event, especially after the pandemic dampened last yearâs plans. âThis year [River City Advocacy] gave ...
Sunny and warm. It was the kind of weather organizers of New Braunfels’ annual march commemorating the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday would pray for on Monday.