Orlando’s Come Out With Pride celebrates 20th anniversary with largest event yet
The 20th annual celebration of Central Florida’s LGBTQ+ community lands at Lake Eola Park on Oct. 19 with the theme, “Colors of Courage.”
Crowds flock to ‘Come Out With Pride’ celebration in Downtown Orlando
It marks Orlando’s 20th Come Out With Pride celebration. The signature parade, which features a new route through the city for 2024, began at 4 p.m. Visitors can also enjoy vendors, performances, and more throughout the evening. Before the celebration ends, fireworks are planned for around 9:30 p.m.
'Come Out With Pride' to close several roads in downtown Orlando
People who plan on attending the parade or being around downtown Orlando on Saturday should expect road closures. Read the article to see the full list:
Orlando's Come Out With Pride marks 20 years with its biggest celebration yet
More than 220,000 attendees celebrated Pride in downtown Orlando in 2023, creating one of the largest single-day Pride celebrations in the region. Organizers hope to provide this year's anticipated crowd size with enough space to party like they mean it.
‘Come Out With Pride’ returns to Orlando with its Most Colorful Parade and Pride celebration
In 2023, more than 220,000 people lined the streets of Orlando for “Come Out With Pride,” making it the largest single-day event in Central Florida. The Most Colorful Parade and festival is a family-friendly event open to all, with more than 200 organizations and supportive businesses marching and participating in the celebration.
Orlando 2024 Come Out With Pride parade
Orlando 2024 Come Out With Pride parade
Come Out With Pride Parade in downtown Orlando
Orlando's Come Out With Pride Parade took place Saturday, which coincides with Orlando's Pride celebrations.
Come Out With Pride: Snapshots from parade
People of all ages and backgrounds gathered to celebrate the 20th-anniversary of Orlando's Come Out With Pride, embracing ...
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Thousands expected at Orlando ‘Come Out With Pride’ event
Downtown Orlando’s Rosalind Avenue will be shut down for one of the city’s largest celebrations as more than 220,000 people are expected to attend the annual Come Out with Pride event on Saturday.
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Orlando trans activist Ashley Figueroa is a grand marshal of this year's Come Out With Pride parade
To mark 20 years of Come Out With Pride celebrations in Orlando, COWP organizers have chosen a heady trio of grand marshals for this year's signature parade: HGTV's David Bromstad, intersex advocate ...
Inside the Orlando Pride’s rebirth: From counted out to never in doubt
That’s the Orlando Pride’s burden this year, but also their joy. After so many seasons as a struggling team, they now have the enviable task of doing something unprecedented. The Orlando Pride joined ...