Welcome to the Official
Website
Capitol Hill Pride
Organizers of the
Capitol Hill Pride Festival
Planning
for
Sat. June 23, 2018
A
community promoted event celebrating diversity and
community pride, remembering
Stonewall and local history.
The Capitol Hill Pride Festival - Bite of Pride is now a
Capitol Hill wide promotion
open to everyone, LGBT, straight and anyone of any
background.
Food and Entertainment with restaurants
non-profits, businesses and artists.
Member Interpride.
Come
take a bite of Seattle's Capitol Hill!
Activism at its finest!
As
the nine year annual event has grown to become the Northwest’s largest
Pride street festival and Capitol Hill’s largest event, we are
dedicated to promoting local organizations and businesses in what is
recognized as a Constitutionally protected annual event for Pride
weekend.
We also have confidence in the many restaurants, businesses
non-profits and artists in promoting the LGBTQAI cause whether it’s
through their art, business or personal expression and support of the
community.
The
Capitol Hill wide promotion underlines the “Bite of
Pride” is also for businesses, non-profits and artists
for
Sat. June 23, 2018 thru the month of June.
Join
us
for food, fun, with restaurants, information and local
businesses taking a Bite of Pride in the Heart of the LGBTQAI
community Capitol Hill!
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Thank
You to our Sponsors!
Central
Co-op, AT&T, BBOA,
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| Participants
in Capitol Hill Pride - Bite of Pride 2017 |
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| A
Living Canvas
Academy
Mortgage
Affirmation
LGBT Mormons
Americana
Art
by Vikram Madan
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Babeland |
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Bailey,
Scott
Barriga
Llena
BECU
BEGO
Blanket
Fort Films
Cannabis
Basics
Camp
Ten Trees
Castle
Megastore
Coral
Reefs Designs
Crepetown
Crystallography
Eat
Local
Emerald
City MCC Seattle
Enchant
Vertical Dance
Erose
Creations
First
Security Bank
Gentle
Dental
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Hearing
Speech and Deaf Center
HeartsNSparkles
Honor
Coffee and Tea
India
Imports
Jai
Thai-contact
LGBT
Allyship
Liberation
United Church of Christ
Lilly's
Salvadorian-contact
Lowell
Pals PTA contact
Lyric
Mardigras
Meghan'sMehndi
contact
Menchies
Metal
Works
Mishu
Monster
Dogs contact
Mud
Bay
Nacho Barracho
National
Multiple Sclerosis
Native Creation
Neighborcare
Health-Lake City Medical Clinic
Not
This Time
Old
Dog Haven
Pacific
NW Fitness
Pagliacci
Pizza
Pasado
Patrick's
Creations
Petals
In Metal
Pinto
Bistro
Pizzeria
88-contact
Planned
Parenthood
Pride
Flags NW contact
Pritchett,
Michael S
Q
Squared Men
QFC
Radical
Women
Rainbow
City Band
Roots
Young Adult Shelter
Russell
Jones Real Estate
Saint
Stephens
Saffron
Drop
Sassy
Glass
Seattle
Central College
Seattle
Unified Bowling
Sephora
Skoah
Sounders
Wave Band
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Teen
Link
The
Card Café
Tibetan
Handicrafts contact
T-Mobile
Tribe
Fitness
Urban
Animal contact
Vaca
Loca
Visually
Speaking
Wedgwood
II Vegetarian Thai
Windermere
Real Estate
Witness
Bar
Zip
Cars |
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Thank
You for Standing Strong!
Broadway
Businesses, Smart Ventures, Central Co-Op, AT&T, BBOA -
Broadway Business Owners Association, LGBT
organizations,
Volunteers, and Supporters will present the ninth annual
Capitol Hill Pride Festival - Bite of Pride
Artists in part supported by a grant from SmartVentures - Office of
Arts & Culture.
Stewarded
by 
Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore Member of
Proud to engage more local businesses and LGBTQAI non-profits
than any other event in Seattle!
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Donate
to the Northwest's Largest Pride Festival
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Photos from Past Years 2014...
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Stonewall, Never Forget
Photo
from The New York
Daily News, Sunday,
June
29, 1969
The Stonewall riots were a historical
turning point in LGBT rights. Often compared to the civil rights
turning point of Rosa Parks, the riots took place on June 28,
1969, at the Stonewall
Inn in New York City when
gays
and youth stood up against harassing police raids and arrests
for being gay which were common at the time.
Legend
has
it that the raid was started by a simple penny being thrown at a
police officer.
Today,
Pride
marches and parades are held around the world at the end of June
commemorating the anniversary of the riots. Communities such as
Capitol Hill in Seattle have become neighborhoods where bars,
restaurants and businesses have become safe places for gays and
lesbians to be open about their sexual orientation without fear of being arrested
or harassed.
In
modern
times ongoing inequality, basic human rights and international
persecution underlines the need for persons and businesses to
demonstrate their support for the LGBT community and today what
has become known as Pride.
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Connect to
the Capitol Hill Pride Festival on Facebook
Click translator to view this website in another language
and share with your friends
around the world!
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Safety
Announcement
Following
protective Measures Guide for the U.S. Outdoor Venues, the
organizers of the Capitol Hill Pride Festival will be
coordinating
communicating, operating, training and establishing a detailed
safety plan for its event.
We ask business owners and attendees to watch for strong
suspicious activity and to help protect your community festival.
Unauthorized sales and soliciting will not be allowed inside
festival area.
Information, Announcement and Signage
“For your safety, please do not bring in backpacks and large
bags. If you see something, say
something”
Any strong suspicious activity observed or perceived should be
reported immediately to 9-1-1 and then the directors.
Issues or concerns should be immediate relayed to:
Event Directors:
Charlette 206-523-6348, Philip Lipson 206-465-9601
We
want to assure that every step is taken to assure the safety of
businesses
and attendees during one
of Capitol Hill's largest events so
we can celebrate this social justice equality festival |
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Contact
Information:
Capitolhillfestival@gmail.com
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Member since 2012
Capitol Hill Pride
Festival in Seattle | Promote Your Page Too
MORE
Photos from Past Years 2014...
CLICK
HERE for Capitol Hill Pride Festival Report
Budget on file for 2010 festival with Seattle Dept. of Neighborhoods.
CLICK
HERE for Sponsorship Information and Levels
THANK YOU!
Copyright © 2012-2018 Northwest Museum of
Legends and Lore. All rights reserved.
The name "Capitol Hill Pride", "Capitol Hill Pride Festival" is a
registered
trademark and
tradename
of the
Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore within the State of Washington.
The name "Pride Asia" is a registered
trademark and
tradename of the
Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore within the State of Washington.
No persons or organization are authorized to use the name, logo or to
solicite on behalf of the events without explicit, prior authorization
in writing from
the Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore.
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