A way better use for Capitol Hill Parks Pride starts next week with Cal Anderson clean-up, Volunteer Park celebration

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Seattle’s Pride celebrations begin next week with a clean-up event at Cal Anderson Park scheduled for Saturday, followed by a celebration at Volunteer Park. These events aim to enhance community engagement and foster inclusivity through the beautification of public spaces. Organizers encourage volunteers to join in, emphasizing that their efforts will significantly impact the parks' appearance. The clean-up is expected to attract a large number of participants, showcasing Seattle's vibrant support for the LGBTQ+ community. This year’s festivities are particularly significant, as they coincide with broader efforts to promote diversity and acceptance within the city.

In addition to the clean-up, the celebration will feature activities that highlight local LGBTQ+ culture and history. The events not only beautify the parks but also serve as a platform for community bonding. Seattle's commitment to Pride reflects its ongoing dedication to inclusivity and support for all residents.

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