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UK LGBT EVENTS - Cymru Pride 2024 Cardiff
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Cymru Pride 2024 Cardiff

Pride Cymru (Cardiff Pride) returns to Cardiff over the weekend 22/23rd June 2024. PRIDE CYMRU is a volunteer-led charity that works to promote the elimination of discrimination, be it on the grounds of sexual orientation, gender, race, religion or ability. We are committed to campaigning for equality and acceptance of diversity within our communities. We recognise and celebrate the contributions made by LGBT+ people in society, and we continue our work to create opportunities for LGBT+ people around Wales to connect and support each other. Our pride festival entertainment covers 3 stages over 2 days of jam packed performances from a mix of big names and local talent! Parade Saturday the 22nd Full of colour, passion and respect, our parade will bring people from all walks of life together in Cardiffs city centre. The route covers over two miles and welcomes local LGBTQ groups as well as companies wanting to show support for their LGBTQIA+ colleagues & team members. The parade celebrates our progress to date, while highlighting how much more we need to do to achieve equality & inclusivity for all.

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