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Orlando restaurants show their Pride Month colors - Vimarsana News

Orlando restaurants show their Pride Month colors

Eat the rainbow and celebrate Pride Month with these fun, colorful offerings from eateries around Orlando.

Rainbow Run your way for children's hospice this June - Vimarsana News

Rainbow Run your way for children's hospice this June

Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) is encouraging people to wear all the colours of the rainbow and help raise vital funds for the charity this June.

Pride 2021: Your guide to in-person and virtual events - Vimarsana News

Pride 2021: Your guide to in-person and virtual events

A digital discussion on what it’s like to travel as a trans or non-binary person After the success of last year’s Pride webinar series, we’re excited to announce that we’ll be shining the spotlight on trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming travel this year. We’ll be chatting with some exceptional people from the LGBTQ+ community about what it’s like to explore the world as a trans or non-binary traveler, as well as what allies and the travel industry can do to support them on their journeys. Join our Pride panel conversation and see our line-up here!

Stepaside CP School's Rainbow Run raises £2,600 - Vimarsana News

Stepaside CP School's Rainbow Run raises £2,600

BRIGHTENING up a grey day yesterday, Thursday May 13, were staff and pupils at Stepaside CP School who staged their second annual Rainbow Run.

Twin Cities Pride back on for 2021, but without parade - Vimarsana News

Twin Cities Pride back on for 2021, but without parade

Twin Cities Pride back on for 2021, but without parade By FOX 9 Staff MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Twin Cities Pride is back on in-person this year, but the parade may not be.  The 49th annual Twin Cities Pride Festival will be held at Loring Park on July 17-18, featuring local BIPOC and LGBTQ+ vendors, food courts, a beer garden and music stages. There will be no Saturday night concert or fireworks and there are no plans for a parade at this time, organizers say.   Gov. Tim Walz has lifted Minnesota’s COVID-19 restrictions on outdoor events, allowing Pride and other summer traditions to go forw...

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