The fourth annual Woodinville Pride returned in vibrant color and joyful spirit, drawing together families, friends, allies, and advocates for an unforgettable celebration of LGBTQIA+ pride and community.
Held at Wilmot Gateway Park, the event welcomed hundreds of attendees from across the region. With a mission to foster visibility, acceptance, and love for all identities, Woodinville Pride once again proved to be a heartfelt and inclusive experience for all ages.
This year’s celebration featured live performances by local musicians, drag artists, and youth talent; the La Riviera Maya Food truck (a local legend); a bustling resource fair with local nonprofits, LGBTQIA+ organizations, and affirming businesses; and kids’ activities, including face painting, crafts, and yard games.
Woodinville Pride is more than just an event — it’s a community. Don’t forget to follow @WoodinvillePride on social media — we can’t wait to see you next year!
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