Photos
from 2016 and 2015!
Standing StrongThe
Capitol Hill Pride Festival March & Rally joins the rest
of the world in mourning of the lives lost in the Orlando
Nightclub Shooting and
condolences to the families as we keep our thoughts and prayers
to those that
were injured.
We
share the statement of Interpride: “In
light
of Sunday’s tragedy, the remaining Pride celebrations
take on a new
and important meaning. We cannot allow the threat of violence to
silence us.
When possible, we must work even more closely with our Police
Departments and
security companies to help alleviate public safety concerns. We
will work
together to ensure that the commitment to Pride is not
overshadowed by fear.” -
Brett
Hayhoe and Sue
Doster,
Co-Presidents
Interpride |
Thank you Seattle for joining
the As a
memorial and
remembrance of the victims of the Orlando shooting, the Capitol
Hill Pride
Festival will open with a “Hands
Across
Broadway” event with participants holding hands along the
length of
the festival extending North and South. Hands Across Broadway. Seattle Mayor Ed Murray joins the event. |
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2016 Booth
Statistics |
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for 2016
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Photos from 2015
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Crowd mid-day looking North from the Main Stage on Harrison and South
towards John St.
Steppenwolf Revisited performs "Born to be Wild"
Revisit
Steppenwolf performs Star Spangled Banner at the 2015 Capitol Hill Pride
Festival March and Rally,
The
guitarist
Glen Bui does his own take on Jimi Hendrix's version and was
a fitting tribute to the recent ruling by the Supreme Court on marriage
equality and the freedom to marry whomever you want in this great
nation. Happy Fourth of July!
Seattle Pony Party greets visitors |
Getting the stage
ready with MC Trent
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MC Trent opening the Main Stage
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DonnaTella Howe, Godiva DeVyne from Portland, Deja Nouveau and Kara Sutra
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Winner of the 2015 Doggie Drag Costume Contest as Lady GaGa Pico and Amin. Pico was a rescue dog and competed in 2014 as "Single Lady" Beyonce. The contest benefits the Seattle Humane Society Pet Project. |
A contestant poses on stage with the Judges and MC Trent |
Several of the judges review the dogs. |
Wells Fargo "Jack the Dog" and contestants |
Imfamous performs Hip Hop |
Director Philip Lipson and the Seattle Emerald Wizard |
Enchanted Dancer - Capitol Hill's first pole dance studio |
Enchanted Dancer |
Isaac Myer's Makeup Eyes |
Isaac Myer's Makup Isaac Myer's Makeup Eyes |
Isaac Myer's Makeup |
Isaac Myer's Makeup Team |
Enchanted dancers enchants everyone |
Contestant in the Doggie Drag Costume Contest gives good face |
Einstein Bagle Crew |
Two contestants in the Doggie Drag Costume Contest |
Crowd around Julia's Stage which showcases the top drag queens in the NW |
Ringside Slam |
MORE Photos from Past Years 2014...
Stonewall, Never Forget 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. |
2015
Capitol
Hill Pride Festival Brought
to you by Sponsors and Supporters:
A community festival march and rally celebrating diversity
and
community pride,
remembering Stonewall and local history.
The festival is open to everyone, LGBT, straight and anyone
of any
background.
Live local Music, Food and Entertainment with over 150
booths of
restaurants
non-profits, businesses and artists.
Member Interpride.
Come
take a bite of Seattle's Capitol Hill!
Activism at its finest!
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Volunteers
Needed
for 2016! Email capitolhillfestival@gmail.com with VOLUNTEER in the Subject line |
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to
the Capitol Hill Pride Festival on Facebook
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Volunteers
Needed for 2016! Email capitolhillfestival@gmail.com with VOLUNTEER in the Subject line |
206-465-9601 10 x
10 Booth (Space only,
Vendor is responsible for their tables/chairs/canopy) To book booth spaces - e-mail information to: capitolhillfestival@gmail.com
2014 was estimated by SPD at 25,000 throughout the day. |
Contact
Information:
The
Northwest
Museum of Legends and Lore is a 501(c) 3
educational non-profit supporting the humanities and
established its
first six years on Capitol Hill and is sponsored in part by
the Raynier
Foundation founded by museum supporter James W. Ray - a
Capitol Hill
Gay Philanthropist who supported the Humanities and created
the Raynier
Foundation and namesake of the James W. Ray Orion Center
Youth Center
for homeless youth. Charlette
LeFevre - is current Director of the Northwest Museum of
Legend and Lore since 2004. |
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Pride Festival in Seattle | Promote Your Page Too