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Rochester Pride Rally to return in late August

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By City of Rochester, NH

Volunteers working in collaboration with Rochester Main Street are pleased to announce that Rochester Pride is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, August 27th (1-4pm) in Central Square.

According to Palana Hunt-Hawkins, the event will be similar to last year with speeches and a selection of invited information vendors.

“We are working to secure the permit with the City of Rochester, however, planning is well underway,” said Hunt-Hawkins. “We look forward to welcoming the community to this important gathering.”

The mission of the event is to promote unity, visibility, inclusivity, equality, and a positive image of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTQ+) community.

More information will be released when the official details are confirmed.

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