Pride in Liverpool returns on Friday, July 26, to Sunday, July 28
Pride in Liverpool's parade march will take over a number of major Liverpool city centre streets. The annual celebration returns next weekend to champion LGBT+ voices, with this year's theme, 'Be Heard', ensuring every community member receives a platform and support. On Saturday, July 27, March with Pride returns for what is anticipated to be the biggest march yet.
It will continue down Water Street and cross over The Strand before arriving at the Pier Head festival site via Brunswick Street. Headlining the Pier Head festival is Katrina, formerly of Katrina and the Waves. She'll be accompanied by Kelly Llorenna, Kelly Wilde, Natalie Abel, Brenda Labeau, and DJ Dan Walker, along with a range of local artists.
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