Belfast Pride returns to the streets of the city on Saturday 25 July, marking a major milestone as the festival celebrates the 35th anniversary of the first Belfast Pride Parade in 1991.
This year’s theme, “Love in Every Colour,” celebrates the diversity, resilience and vibrancy of the LGBTQIA+ community while inviting everyone to join one of Northern Ireland’s largest annual celebrations.
The highlight of the day, the Belfast Pride Parade, will set off from Custom House Square at 1.00pm, making its way through Belfast city centre before returning to the square featuring a packed programme of live entertainment, showcasing an exciting line-up of talented local LGBTQIA+ performers, alongside bars, street food vendors and a vibrant festival atmosphere, with celebrations beginning as soon as the parade returns.
As the sun sets, the celebrations continue at Belfast’s iconic warehouse venue The Telegraph Building, where Taboo’s Official Belfast Pride After Party takes over from 9:30pm with massive pop and club anthems from resident Judas DJs, Froot Factory
and stunning performances from The Queens of Belfast, alongside spectacular production and endless confetti right through until 3am.
Final remaining tickets for Taboo are available at www.taboopresents.com
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