| History of the Utah Pride Festival |
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Recent attendance has reached to well over 20,000 people, including those from the GLBT community and their allies found among their families, friends, neighbors, and co-workers. Utah Pride Festival is a program of the Utah Pride Center, a community-based organization that provides support, education, outreach and advocacy for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer individuals and their allies, through programs, services and resources. Click here to see a Google map of downtown Salt Lake City where the festival grounds are located. |
Every year, a committee of volunteers, staff and community organizations work together to produce the Utah Pride Festival in June. Begun in 1983, the annual event has grown dramatically from those small and rather secretive first gatherings to a 3-day festival with national headliners.
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Utah Pride Center
The Utah Pride Festival is a program of the
Utah Pride Center.
More info about programs and services is available at www.utahpridecenter.org.
You Are Invited
As one of the premiere gay prides in the Western United States, we welcome people from Logan, Park City, Provo/Orem, St. George, Moab, our rural communities, and surrounding states of Wyoming, Nevada, Colorado, and Idaho to join us for the Utah Pride Festival.
We will post Pride Weekend Packages from our community partners and sponsors.
Getting Here
The Utah Pride Festival is held in downtown Salt Lake City on the historic City & County Building grounds.
View a Google map where you can obtain directions from your location.
Entrances to the festival are available at:
- State Street
- Corner of 5th South & 2nd East
- Corner of 4th South & 2nd East
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