Tacoma to Celebrate Pride July 9 20

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma's Pride celebration, scheduled from July 9 to July 20, 2025, is set to be a landmark event that honors the legacy of the Stonewall riots and the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ rights. The festivities will include a variety of activities designed to engage and unite the community, with local leaders such as Victoria Woodards and Laurie Jinkins actively participating. These officials are committed to promoting inclusivity and acceptance, making the event a significant moment for Tacoma. The pride parade will serve as a focal point for the celebration, drawing crowds from the Seattle Metropolitan Area and beyond. This event not only highlights Tacoma's vibrant LGBTQ+ community but also aims to educate attendees about the history and significance of Pride.

With a rich array of events planned, the celebration promises to foster a spirit of unity and love among participants. The Tacoma Dome will host various activities, enhancing the city’s reputation as a welcoming and diverse place. As the celebration approaches, anticipation builds for a memorable showcase of pride and solidarity.

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