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Mayor Bowser and National Park Service Announce Reopening of Dupont Circle for WorldPride 2025

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Mayor Muriel Bowser confirmed the reopening of Dupont Circle for WorldPride 2025, marking a significant step for the LGBTQ+ community. The National Park Service completed renovations to the park, improving its facilities and accessibility. Bowser emphasized the importance of Dupont Circle as a gathering space for celebrations, stating, "This park is a symbol of our commitment to inclusivity. " The event will feature various activities aimed at promoting community engagement and visibility. Local businesses and organizations are expected to benefit from increased foot traffic during the festivities.

The reopening underscores Washington, D. C. 's commitment to supporting LGBTQ+ rights and visibility. WorldPride 2025 is anticipated to attract visitors from around the globe, enhancing the city’s reputation as a welcoming destination. The collaboration between the National Park Service and local government illustrates a proactive approach to urban development and community celebration.

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