PrideFest celebrating 30 years this weekend; will offer free admission for opening ceremonies
Posted: Jun 7, 2017 5:57 PM CST
-
1:28
Sunburst, Little Switzerland ski resorts open for ’busy winter’
-
0:41
Sens. Johnson and Baldwin issue joint statement condemning outside...
-
0:33
Light the Hoan to shine bright for Hannukah
-
0:29
West Bend to celebrate 69th annual Christmas parade Sunday night
-
0:32
La Crosse to light up Riverside Park for holiday season
-
2:21
Grafton celebrates holiday season, honors Waukesha victims with...
-
5:29
Community Calendar
-
5:59
Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin
-
3:51
Animal Ambassador
-
2:00
Waukesha honors parade victims with blue lights
-
8:08
Racine Library Adds Social Worker
-
1:02
StoryWalks bring readers outside
This weekend, PrideFest is taking over Maier Festival Park.
This is the 30th year for PrideFest in Milwaukee.
There will be a big entertainment lineup with 150 acts and the largest dance floor in Wisconsin.
Organizers say they want everyone to know that everyone is welcome!
"For 30 consecutive years, we've helped the community change, grow, and thrive as well as helping individuals become their best selves and make their moment in Milwaukee."
Admission is free from 2:30 until 4:30 p.m. on Friday for opening ceremonies.
Jim Obergefell will speak, the man who helped legalize same-sex marriages in the US.
PrideFest runs June 9th, 10th, and 11th at the Summerfest grounds.Â