Pride Glasgow 2017 Saturday 19 and Sunday 20, August, 2017
Parade 19th August – Glasgow Green 12 p.m.
‘Pride Glasgow sponsored by The Polo Lounge are excited to announce that this years Pride Glasgow Parade and Festival theme will have a focus on LGBTI families and those of us who are brave everyday. We acknowledge the importance of families whether biological or for those of us who have created wonderful families made up of friends and other loved ones. Whatever your family might be, we want you to join in the celebration and acknowledge everyone who is #BraveEveryday
At Pride Glasgow we believe every family is beautiful and everyone should be given the opportunity to have a family life without discrimination or persecution. Pride Glasgow has partnered up with Scottish Adoption and Nuffield Health to help promote key messages around adoption, fostering and fertility treatments. Help us support our LGBTI families and celebrate the bravery and love they share every day.’
Route
Glasgow Green Greendyke St (12 p.m.) Saltmarket, Trongate, Albion St, Ingram St, South Frederick St, George Sq Sth, St Vincent Pl, St Vincent St, Renfield St, Union St, Jamaica St, Clyde St, Bridgegate, Steel St, Turnbull St, Greendyke St.
Saturday programme includes:
Sambayabama, Kelly Llorena, Bella Houston, Reigns, Mary Mac and GBX
Sunday programme includes:
Buchanan Street Busker Set, Little Mix Magic and the Dog Show
Plan your week-end – programme and tickets.
Waterstones Sauchiehall Street 10% off LGBTQ books
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