Riverdale Regional Park hosts Adams County's first Pride celebration
Blakey Mann have a great time dancing to the music performance.
Belen Ward
Families came to watch the drag show performance with music and dancing.
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Adams County Sheriff Department Deputy Sherri Cole and Deputy Clayton Gardner with their pink cruiser to serve and protect.
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Tri- County Health Department Clinton Whatley heart reduction program coordinator and Barbara Woontner immunization nurse giving a free HIV rapid test which takes four minutes and 60 seconds to receive results.
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Babe Walls Ciara Bourne is using spray paint and acrylic on half of a wall illustrating flowers that will connect to Grow Love’s other half of the wall.
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Babe Walls painter Grow Love illustrating on her wall flowers that will turn into a rainbow.
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Megi Campbell creative with creative with her Minecraft game necklace and hair pieces.
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At the Drag show stage kids and families were invited to dance on stage.
Belen Ward
He calls himself the golden nugget sister, an inclusive order of queer drag nuns. We believe all people have the right to express their beauty and joy.
Belen Ward
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Adams County Pride's first LGBTQ celebration was a show stopper at Riverdale Regional Park on June 18. Families and children enjoyed water activities for kids, volleyball, and several drag queen performances, followed by a concert with Todrick Hall and special guest Vincint. Community resource booths were available with sources of information for the LGBTQ community and various food trucks and beverages.
Keywords
Adams County pride,
LGBTQ
