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Email newstips cascadiadaily. You can also check out the Bellingham Queer Collective's event calendar for pride events all year long!!. In uncertain times, organizers said queer joy is a form of resistance. Stay up to date with all the pride parades, LGBT parties, festivals, and everything to celebrate the pride community and love in every manner.

Zoya Amos, left, and Mia Olson sing along to a drag performance at the Pride in Bellingham festival. Celebrations kick off with a parade, which departs from the corner of Cornwall Avenue and Maple Street at 11 a. Two people walk across a newly painted Abby acone gay crosswalk in the block of Cornwall Avenue in July in Bellingham.

This year's event runs July 12— By Cocoa Laney Lifestyle Editor. Now in its fourth year, the weekend-long celebration stands out for both its exuberant atmosphere and inclusive spirit. Dozens of volunteers and financial contributors came together to plan and facilitate these celebrations; all offered free of charge for EVERYONE.

Going forward, Hut will continue as a performance space for young drag artists, as well as an alcohol-free nightclub for ages 18—24 on Friday nights. The main pride parade takes place in July and travels through Downtown Bellingham, culminating in a pride celebration for locals and visitors alike.

Bellingham might have a reputation for subdued excitement, but Pride in Bellingham is anything but subtle. Latest stories. For more information on individual events during Pride weekend, visit prideinbellingham. CDN's weekly community profile.

Pride IN Bellingham Thousands of people visited the Pride Parade and Festival last year, and hundreds took part in other events spread throughout the weekend and across Downtown Bellingham. July 8, p. LGBT Pride Events in Bellingham. Faces in the Crowd.

Boundary Bay Brewery will host a family picnic from noon to 4 p. Free from CDN. Stephen Jordan: Veterans advocate. Certain events — like an all-ages dance party at Hut, a new event space from the team behind Rumors Cabaret — are designed to bring different generations together under one roof.

Writer and poet Rena Priest finds refuge, resilience in storytelling. Weekend-long festival platforms 'voices of the community that really need to be heard right now'. Bellingham Pride and Festivals that you just cannot miss. Saturday, July This year, Pride in Bellingham has almost quadrupled the number of volunteers compared tomany of whom are Gen Z.

This youthful energy is also reflected in the drag performances. Performers like Axe Andros represent a departure from exaggerated femininity associated with traditional drag.