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City Announces Road Closures, Parking Restrictions, and Other Details for 2025 Philly Pride March and Festival

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Philadelphia will enforce road closures and parking restrictions for the upcoming 2025 Philly Pride March and Festival. Scheduled for May 22, 2025, at 11:00 AM local time, this event aims to celebrate and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights in the city. With an expected large turnout, city officials are taking proactive measures to ensure public safety and smooth traffic flow. Key routes will be affected, and specific parking areas will be restricted to accommodate the event. Attendees are urged to plan their travel in advance to avoid inconveniences.

The city's commitment to LGBTQ+ advocacy is evident in its support for this annual celebration. Historical data shows that previous Pride events have drawn tens of thousands of participants, reflecting the community's robust engagement. This year’s festival promises to be a significant gathering for promoting equality and acceptance.

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