Town of Rye celebrates Pride Month with annual Progress Pride flag raising
The event also featured a Pride parade, fair with performances and the unveiling of a youth-led mural painted by LGBTQ+ students and allies from across New York and Connecticut.
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Jun 10, 2023, 3:15 PM
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8h agoThe Town of Rye held its annual Progress Pride flag-raising in honor of Pride Month.
It kicked off the town’s third annual Pride Month celebration, a day of events held by Rye and the pRYEde Community Group.
Rep. Jamaal Bowman was in attendance along with many colorfully clothed celebrators.
The event also featured a Pride parade, fair with performances and the unveiling of a youth-led mural painted by LGBTQ+ students and allies from across New York and Connecticut.
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