Tag: Spokane PRIDE

Discover the thought-provoking analysis by Sarah Henn Hayward on the protestors at the Pride Parade and the call for love and understanding.

Habitat for Humanity-Spokane is breaking barriers with its first Pride Build, while new Washington laws concerning parental rights and child marriage took effect, alongside community events like Healthy Kids Day and celebrations for Shavuot.

Religious leaders from diverse faiths in Spokane came together for an inclusive "Never Gonna Hide, Let Our Light Shine" Pride service, celebrating LGBTQ+ identity and making space for both joyful unity and acknowledgment of past religious harm.

Discover the new Pride History and Remembrance Project at Spokane Pride. Explore exhibits showcasing LGBTQ+ history.

Spokane Pride kicks off today, featuring a two-day festival with five stages worth of entertainment, a safe zone for youth and 14 food trucks. 

The Interfaith Pride Service will be on June 7 at 7 p.m. at the McGinnity Room, 116 W. Pacific Ave.

At the 2016 Spokane PRIDE Interfaith Worship Service, held at the Spark Center, eight clergy from six different traditions — United Church of Christ, Jewish, New Thought, Unity, Buddhist and Disciples of Christ— spoke about this year’s Pride theme: From Silence to Celebration.