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The Phoenix Pride Parade to brings our diverse LGBTQ+ and allied communities together for a weekend of camaraderie and celebration of our past, present and future. The Parade brings over 2,000 individual participants with decorated vehicles, colorful floats and thousands of walkers. With over 15,000 spectators, the Parade features our Grand Marshals, local luminaries, music, and fun along the 3rd Street route from Thomas to Indian School. The Parade concludes at Steele Indian School Park, the home of the Phoenix Pride Festival.

The Phoenix Pride Parade raises funds for Phoenix Pride and the Pride Community Grants and Scholarships Programs.

General Information

Date: October 20, 2024
Step Off Time: 10:00am

Begins: 3rd St & Thomas
Ends: 3rd St & Indian School

Announcer Stages: 3rd St & Osborn

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Participate in the Parade

 

2024 Parade Application

Volunteer Opportunities

 

2024 Parade Volunteer Application

Accessibility

An ASL (American Sign Language) interpreter will be next to the announcer stage at 3rd St and Osborn.

2024 Grand Marshal

A Little Of My Story

Governor Katie Hobbs

Born and raised in Arizona, Governor Hobbs has spent her life exemplifying hard work and public service. After putting herself through college at both NAU and ASU, she began her career as a social worker working with homeless youth and later helped run one of the largest domestic violence shelters in the country. After seeing her fellow Arizonans continue to struggle with little action from the government, Governor Hobbs decided to take matters into her own hands and run for office.

With over a decade of public service, Governor Hobbs sees her role in government as a continuation of her social work. In her first term, she has already moved the needle forward on some of our state’s most critical issues, including housing, water security, and economic development. Governor Hobbs approaches every situation and every challenge with a desire to make people’s lives better and give every Arizonan an opportunity to thrive.

A Little Of My Story

David Hernandez

David Hernandez is a true self-made artist who gained national attention as a Top 12 finalist on American Idol. With his dynamic voice and affable personality, he has captured the hearts of many. His talents have been showcased on notable platforms like The Ellen Show, The Today Show, MTV's TRL, and TV Guides' Sexiest Stars, among others. David's ability to reinvent himself and sustain in an ever-changing industry while maintaining his edge and drive sets him apart.

David draws inspiration from musical legends like Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Whitney Houston, Donnie Hathaway, Alicia Keys, Luther Vandross, Beyoncé, and Michael Jackson. Their influences are evident in his craft, as he continues to captivate audiences with his exceptional talent and incredible performances. David Hernandez is a force to be reckoned with, possessing the potential to transcend genres and leave a lasting impact in the music industry.

A Little Of My Story

SILVANA SALCIDO ESPARZA

Silvana Salcido Esparza, born into a family of skilled bakers and cooks, has harnessed her culinary heritage and business acumen to become a celebrated chef, activist, and mentor in Phoenix, Arizona. Her award-winning cuisine graces the city's dining scene and has garnered recognition from Esquire Magazine and Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Silvana is a frequent James Beard Award semi-finalist and finalist, and an inductee into the Arizona Culinary Hall of Fame. Beyond her culinary talents, she's a dedicated businesswoman and passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ and civil rights, striving to reshape erroneous perceptions of Mexican American culture as a proud citizen of both the United States and Mexico, while also nurturing the talents of aspiring young chefs. She currently lives in Phoenix, Arizona and Playas de Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico.

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