WOKINGHAM is preparing to host its Pride event with a line-up of live bands, drag brunch and Pride parade.
The free Pride event will be held on Saturday, July 8, in Elms Field, celebrating “acceptance and equality” in the town.
The parade will start at Wokingham Town Hall at around 11.30am, heading to Elms Field for a picnic and live music at midday.
Organiser, Rachel Bishop-Firth, said: “This event is possible because of the fantastic support which we have had from the Equality Forum, Wokingham Borough Council and Wokingham Town Council”.
In support of Wokingham Pride, the Station Tap is putting on two events: A drag brunch with artist SemiColon from 10am to 12pm and a drag evening (18+ only) from 6.30pm followed by DJ Miss Delilah from 9pm to 3am.
Winnersh councillor, Rachelle Shepherd-Dubey, said: “It’s great to see so many young people and supportive families come and join the event – we appreciate the acceptance of diversity, inclusion and equality in Wokingham”.
The Wokingham Pride team have been giving out flags in the town centre. Businesses, schools, churches and community groups who would like flags and posters can get in touch via the Wokingham Pride 2023 Facebook page.
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