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2010 Utah Pride Festival

Presented by Utah Pride Center at Library Square

June 4-June 6, 2010

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Every year, a committee of volunteers, staff and community organizations work together to produce the Utah Pride Festival. Begun in 1983, the annual event has grown dramatically from those small and rather secretive first gatherings to a 3-day festival with national headliners.

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    Library Square

    200 East 400 South
    Salt Lake City, UT 84111

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    $10

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    June 4-June 6, 2010

    Times:
    

    Friday 7:00pm, Saturday 2:00pm-9:00pm, Sunday 10:00am-11:00am

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    • Event Name: 2010 Utah Pride Festival
      "dear sad citizen,"
      Comment posted by: Dallas from slc utah, May 30, 2010
      

      I understand your point and I believe it is for a great cause. Since I've been in Utah I've seen what the Pride Center does. I came from a large city who doesn't do half of what the Pride Center does.... Expand

      I understand your point and I believe it is for a great cause. Since I've been in Utah I've seen what the Pride Center does. I came from a large city who doesn't do half of what the Pride Center does. The Center offers 'Free' support to gay/trans youth. I see these kids go there and eat, play games and participate in our community shaping their character in positive ways...for free! I see gay/trans men participate in coffee talk or bar bq forming lifelong friendships,counseling, financial and legal advice. All 4 free! Free confidential HIV testing. Safe-sex counseling from an experienced staff...also free. The staff works day and night to help educate in school and businesses. I wish I worked there sometimes...lol Anyway I believe thats where the money goes. If it is indeed hard for you to attend due to the cost, I will be happy to pay your way. Please respond with a way to contact you. Phone, email... :) Happy Pride! Collapse

    • Event Name: 2010 Utah Pride Festival
      "Paying for Pride?"
      Comment posted by: sad citizen from Salt Lake City, UT, May 26, 2010
      

      I personally as a member of the gay community in Utah, am ashamed that the Pride Center requires people to pay to participate in the Pride festival. There are businesses willing to list their... Expand

      I personally as a member of the gay community in Utah, am ashamed that the Pride Center requires people to pay to participate in the Pride festival. There are businesses willing to list their names on your advertisements; do they not help cover the cost? Are there not more willing sponsors that can be found? I understand this is an organization that needs money from donations to run, but this money should be given when it can be given by those who want to and can give. This need for money should not be put in to the cost of tickets, a price which can exclude people in our community from being able to show their pride. Collapse

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    • Event Name: 2010 Utah Pride Festival
      "dear sad citizen,"
      Comment posted by: Dallas from slc utah, May 30, 2010
      

      I understand your point and I believe it is for a great cause. Since I've been in Utah I've seen what the Pride Center does. I came from a large city who doesn't do half of what the Pride Center does.... Expand

      I understand your point and I believe it is for a great cause. Since I've been in Utah I've seen what the Pride Center does. I came from a large city who doesn't do half of what the Pride Center does. The Center offers 'Free' support to gay/trans youth. I see these kids go there and eat, play games and participate in our community shaping their character in positive ways...for free! I see gay/trans men participate in coffee talk or bar bq forming lifelong friendships,counseling, financial and legal advice. All 4 free! Free confidential HIV testing. Safe-sex counseling from an experienced staff...also free. The staff works day and night to help educate in school and businesses. I wish I worked there sometimes...lol Anyway I believe thats where the money goes. If it is indeed hard for you to attend due to the cost, I will be happy to pay your way. Please respond with a way to contact you. Phone, email... :) Happy Pride! Collapse

    • Event Name: 2010 Utah Pride Festival
      "Paying for Pride?"
      Comment posted by: sad citizen from Salt Lake City, UT, May 26, 2010
      

      I personally as a member of the gay community in Utah, am ashamed that the Pride Center requires people to pay to participate in the Pride festival. There are businesses willing to list their... Expand

      I personally as a member of the gay community in Utah, am ashamed that the Pride Center requires people to pay to participate in the Pride festival. There are businesses willing to list their names on your advertisements; do they not help cover the cost? Are there not more willing sponsors that can be found? I understand this is an organization that needs money from donations to run, but this money should be given when it can be given by those who want to and can give. This need for money should not be put in to the cost of tickets, a price which can exclude people in our community from being able to show their pride. Collapse

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