Des Moines Waterland PrideFest returns Saturday, June 21 with Rainbow Run, Farmers Market, Art, Games, Drag Show more

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The Des Moines Waterland PrideFest will return on Saturday, June 21, featuring activities such as a Rainbow Run, farmers market, art displays, games, and a drag show. Located at 22020 Cliff Ave S, Des Moines, Washington, the event aims to celebrate the LGBT community and promote inclusivity. Organizers anticipate a lively turnout, reflecting the area's commitment to diversity and acceptance. This year’s PrideFest highlights local voices and artists, showcasing their contributions to the community. Community leaders and local authorities have expressed their support for the festival, emphasizing its significance in fostering understanding and unity.

Last year, similar events drew large crowds, indicating growing public interest in LGBT issues. Attendees can expect a festive atmosphere that encourages participation and celebration. The event is positioned as a critical part of the Seattle Metropolitan Area's cultural calendar, aiming to inspire pride and solidarity among residents.

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