3rd Alamance Pride Festival will be held in Downtown Burlington
Saturday, October 7, 2017 ! ! !
We are excited to announce Alamance Pride for Saturday, October 7th -
as part of National LGBT History Month and National Coming Out Month.
Alamance Pride is a nonprofit organization serving the LGBTQ
(lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) communities of Alamance County by organizing and presenting an annual Pride festival.
Our purpose through this event is to celebrate the LGBTQ community,
promote inclusion and diversity, provide opportunities for community outreach, and to educate ourselves, allies, and the
Alamance County community about the importance of equality.
Situated in central North Carolina between Greensboro and Durham,
Alamance County serves 150,000 residents across the cities of Burlington, Graham, and Mebane
as well as the towns of Elon, Gibsonville, Green Level, Haw River,
Ossipee, Swepsonville, and Alamance Village.
Saturday, October 7, 2017 ! ! !
We are excited to announce Alamance Pride for Saturday, October 7th -
as part of National LGBT History Month and National Coming Out Month.
Alamance Pride is a nonprofit organization serving the LGBTQ
(lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) communities of Alamance County by organizing and presenting an annual Pride festival.
Our purpose through this event is to celebrate the LGBTQ community,
promote inclusion and diversity, provide opportunities for community outreach, and to educate ourselves, allies, and the
Alamance County community about the importance of equality.
Situated in central North Carolina between Greensboro and Durham,
Alamance County serves 150,000 residents across the cities of Burlington, Graham, and Mebane
as well as the towns of Elon, Gibsonville, Green Level, Haw River,
Ossipee, Swepsonville, and Alamance Village.
