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Buffalo Pride is a joyful celebration of Buffalo’s LGBTQIA2S+ history and culture. Throughout the month of June and beyond, our community, allies and chosen families come together to love and uplift each other in the spirit of Pride. From the Buffalo Pride Parade and Festival, to bar games and nightlife events, there is something for everyone.

When it comes to unifying our community, Pride Month is a great way to come together and support our LGBTQ+ friends and family. Join us Saturday, June 28, , for a celebration of the LGBTQIA2S+ community featuring Bob the Drag Queen, Rebecca Black, and supporting music entertainment from DJ Star, DJ Lydvicious, and DJ Brian Buttlett! The party doesn't end on the stage Pride at Terminal B will also feature local food, beverage, and retail options!.

The Pride Center envisions an LGBTQ community in which individuals feel safe, secure, and affirmed where they live, work, worship, and play.

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The Pride Center will be an integrated part of the social fabric of Western New York, nurtured by those we have served. Buffalo Pride’s mission is to uplift the LGBTQ+ community by raising awareness and providing access to diverse events that bring people together in the spirit of celebration, advocacy, and community engagement. He dreamed up Camp Everything , a mobile art installation, and performance, drawing on nostalgic memories of s summer camps.

The vibrant float and its legion of happy campers will take a hike in the Pride Parade and Festival Sunday, June 2, at 11 am. Then head to the Festival at Canalside for camp crafts with the Burchfield Penney education team from to pm! Find us with our friends from Explore and More in the Pride Jr.

Spearheaded by the Burchfield Penney, in collaboration with Torn Space Theater Company , and with generous financial support from the Cullen Foundation , the Camp Everything project will span three years, appearing at various cultural events. Torn Space cast the performers and will provide stage direction, sound design, costume assistance, and choreography. Weekley also engaged several local artists, including Mallory Mordaunt and Esther Niesen, and New York-based maker Randy Carfagno Productions, to help bring the installation to life.

Get a selfie with the Camp Everything quirky cast of characters whenever you spot them around town! Share your pictures and reactions on social media with CampEverything! Skip to main content Donate Membership Shop. Adam Weekley b. Camp Everything in Buffalo Pride Parade