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Comox Valley to celebrate diversity and inclusion at Pride in the Park

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Pride in the Park will take place Saturday, Aug. 26 at Simms Millennium Park, right after the Comox Valley’s first Pride Parade . (File photo)

After four long years, it’s time to come together and celebrate the strength of our community at the highly anticipated Pride in the Park event.

Hosted by the Pride Society of the Comox Valley, this free, all-ages, family-friendly festival promises a day of fun, food, music, and togetherness.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, Aug. 26, and meet at Simms Millennium Park right after the Comox Valley’s first Pride Parade (hosted by Queer Culture), for a festival that’s set to bring smiles, celebration, and a sense of unity. The event will take place at Simms Park on unceded, traditional K’omoks Territory.

“Celebrating Pride is not just a party; it’s a profound assertion of the right to be, the right to love, and the right to belong,” said Pride Society board member Marusha Taylor. “It’s a statement that echoes through generations, reminding us that our queer community’s journey is one of resilience, courage, and boundless love. Join us at Pride in the Park on Aug. 26 as we honour our past, revel in our present, and step into a future where acceptance knows no bounds.”

This accessible event will be a hub of excitement with something for everyone. Indulge in delicious food and snacks from local vendors, explore informative community organization booths, engage in kids’ activities that will keep the little ones entertained, and shop for unique items from various stalls.

What’s a celebration without music? Get ready to dance, sway, and sing along to an incredible lineup of live performances. The stage will be graced by talents such as Patti Savard, DJ DazM, Fieramente Queer & Trans Choir, as well as fabulous drag performances by Amanda Luv, Kitty’s Kabaret, PM, and Continental Breakfast. Their performances promise to create an electric atmosphere that will leave you wanting more.

The Pride Society of the Comox Valley extends heartfelt gratitude to all the sponsors and volunteers who have generously supported this event. It’s through such collaboration that we can make a real difference and send a powerful message of love, acceptance, and unity.

For more information and up-to-date news about the event please follow the Pride Society of the Comox Valley on Facebook or Instagram and visit us at

Come one, come all to celebrate diversity and inclusion in a day filled with joy and togetherness.

ALSO: Pride Parade to launch Comox Valley Pride Weekend Aug. 26-27





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