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Ogden Pride celebrates 'A Decade of Diversity'
The hard-working organizers of Ogden Pride extend an open invitation to everyone, welcoming all to “share in the joy of this monumental celebration” now in its tenth year.
“Join us as we weave together the threads of a decade, creating a vibrant tapestry of love and diversity. Let’s make the 10th Annual Festival an unforgettable celebration of who we are,” they said.
The event is free and open to the public, with most activities being held at the Ogden Amphitheater in the shadow of the beautiful art-deco municipal building.
FRIDAY AUG 2
Queer Prom
An enchanted night under the glittering lights at Queer Prom, where everyone is royalty on the dance floor. An inclusive all-ages celebration of joy, self-expression, and unity.
Location: The Monarch, 455 25th St Doors: 6 pm
Cost: Free w/suggested donation of $5 at the door
Dress: Your Best Rainbow
SATURDAY AUG 3
Ogden Pride Rally and March
Get ready to celebrate a Decade of Diversity with Ogden Pride on Saturday, August 3rd, to kick off the 10th Annual Ogden Pride Festival with a vibrant rally and march.
The rally starts at 5 pm at the Golden Hours Senior Center park/parking lot leading into a spirited march down 25th Street at 5:40 pm. This year’s theme is all about being seen and heard to stand strong against hate affecting our community — honoring 55 years since Stonewall and ten years of Ogden Pride.
Prepare to be inspired by dynamic speakers from our community and get ready for a spectacular drag show to launch the festival in style! Our VIP vendors and sponsors will be set up in the amphitheater for Day 1 of the festival, making it a celebration you won’t want to miss.
Calling all LGBTQ+ members, allies, and supporters –bring your rainbow flag capes, your loudest voices, and meet us at Golden Hours Senior Center. We need 100 volunteers to help carry the giant rainbow flag we’ve borrowed from our friends at the Utah Pride Center. Step up and be part of this historic march. For more details, to volunteer, or to check out all our festival events, visit ogdenpride.org. Let’s make history together!
Location: Golden Hours Senior Center parking lot, 650 25th St, marching to the Amphitheater, 343 E 25th St
Time: Rally 5pm, March 5:40pm
Cost: Free for all ages
SATURDAY AUG 3
Ogden Pride Kickoff and Festival Day
Get ready for a spectacular drag show to launch the festival in style! Our over 30 VIP vendors and sponsors will be set up in the amphitheater for Day 1 of the festival, making it a celebration you won’t want to miss.
Location: Ogden Amphitheater, 343 E 25th St
Time: 6–10pm
Cost: Free for all ages
SATURDAY AUG 3
Ogden Pride Festival Day 2
Paint the town with love, laughter, and a whole lot of pride at ‘Decade of Diversity: Celebrating 10 Years of Ogden Pride’! It’s a non-stop party with entertainment rocking two stages, mouthwatering eats, kids’ activities for the little party animals, and a bustling marketplace with hundreds of vendors. Join us in the heart of the celebration as we throw the ultimate pride bash—for free! Let’s dance, feast, and revel in a decade of fabulousness together!
Location: Ogden Amphitheater and Municipal Gardens, 343 E 25th St
Time: 11 am – 8 pm
Cost: Free for all ages
TUESDAY AUG 6
Screening of ‘There Are Things to Do’
An award winning documentary about LGBTQ+ activist Urvashi Vaid that has resonated with audiences at film festivals around the world.
The film focuses on Urvashi’s life in Provincetown, Mass. and decades-long relationship with partner, comedian / activist / author Kate Clinton that inspired her call to action to achieve equality by creating community.
The film, recorded Q&A with Kate Clinton and film discussion guide is being made available through CenterLink (lgbtqcenters. org) as part of an LGBTQ+ Centers screening initiative to create more awareness about Urvashi Vaid & her important movement leading work consistent with Urvashi’s focus on building community.
Location: Pleasant Valley Branch Library, 5568 S Adams Ave, Washington Terrace
Time: Doors 6:30 Screening 7pm
Cost: Free for all ages
More information at ogdenpride.org