The in-person event works in a similar way, but will take place in-person at Cheesman Park. At the time of the event, participants are encouraged to partake in the 5K in their own neighborhoods. The virtual celebration allows participants to sign up as an individual or start a “team” with friends and family joining virtually. pridefest/parade Virtual and In-Person Denver Pride 5Kĭenver Pride is also organizing a Pride 5K with options for folks who want to participate in-person and virtually. Sunday, June 27: Virtual parade begins at 9:30 a.m. According to The Center, 2020’s virtual parade had more than 400,000 viewers, and this year will feature a vast collection of “parade units” to really maximize the community feel of a traditional parade. While a virtual parade admittedly is not the same as the community and camaraderie folks get from the typical, in-person experience, the Denver Pride Parade is going virtual once more to give folks a safe, COVID-friendly option to enjoy the parade. 2021 Coors Light Virtual Denver Pride Parade “Enjoy an outdoor bar, exhibitors, a stage with pop-up performances, a beer tasting with Ratio Brewery, and more,” according to the Denver Pride website. Sie Film Centerĭenver Film will have activities and movies set up at the Sie FilmCenter throughout the weekend. They will have multiple options to attend one of these limited-capacity, outdoor events. The museum will offer an official family area to enjoy story time with drag queen readers, music, magicians, and other activities. June 26 and 27: The Center is turning their parking lot off Colfax into a mini-festival to feature food trucks, exhibitors, a DJ, and rooftop entertainment. Start planning for your weekend of celebrating ASAP with this list of spots around Denver eagerly gearing up for Pride weekend:
Along with the Pride Hubs, many of your favorite queer spaces will be open to celebrate and let loose with events, drink specials, and more.įor those who want to stick with a virtual celebration over the in-person activities, or even plan for a mix of the two, The Center is also offering a number of virtual options as part of the hybrid celebration this year. Through the weekend, all around Denver, designated Pride Hubs will be available for folks eager to celebrate Pride in person at a multitude of venues. “With a better understanding of how the virus spreads, as well as the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines to the public ahead of schedule, we are confident that we can safely return to limited in-person events for Denver Pride 2021.” “While we recognize the pandemic is not over, we also acknowledge that the situation is much different this year than in 2020,” The Center says. Denver Pride weekend takes place June 26-27 this year, and The Center has introduced Pride Hubs as an option for people who want to celebrate Pride by gathering physically, in-person.
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