Celebrating 25 years of Pride, the Kentuckiana Pride Foundation announces that artists Natasha Bedingfield, The Scarlet Opera, Tanner Adell, and Molly Grace will take the stage during the festival hosted on Louisville’s Big Four Lawn.
Saturday, June 21 following the parade which takes place along Market St. in Nulu, the festival will kick off a day of performances and community on two stages. Local artists Relaay, Voices of Kentuckiana, and DJs Scz and Spring Break will play the main Stonewall Stage and on the Equality Stage, there will be local drag performances and more.
“We are looking forward to the continued growth of the festival and the opportunity to bring our community closer together as a reminder that we all deserve to be seen, loved and celebrated for who we are,” said Rodney Coffman, President of the Kentuckiana Pride Foundation in a release. “It’s an honor to be part of the growth of the festival — not just in size, but in the spirit of inclusivity and the connection it fosters with our rich history of our community. We look forward to the continued work to ensure everyone can live their truth with pride.”
More information about Kentucky Pride Foundation activities can be found on the website: kypride.com.
The parade starts at Campbell and Market St. at Noon. The parade is free. Tickets for the festival are on sale now at kypride.com. General admission tickets are $10. Purchasing in advance is recommended.
