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Think Outside the Box is the newest Franklin Street Plaza art addition, replacing Rubbish the Raccoon. The piece kickstarts the Pride Month celebrations happening throughout Chapel Hill and Carrboro in June.
If you haven't made it to an outdoor concert, movie in the park, cruise night or festival yet, there are variety of options happening across the suburbs this week. The best part? Most are free to attend.
“Pride is also a protest of the hate, the discrimination, the marginalization that we continue to face,” Chapel Hill Mayor Pro Tempore Karen Stegman said. “Especially our trans community, most especially people of color and youth. We must stand together and be more visible than ever.”
A lively and colorful crowd gathered at the Peace and Justice Plaza on Saturday for the second annual Chapel Hill Pride Promenade.