“The purpose of the celebration is to bring visibility and recognition to the city’s LGBTQ+ citizens,” said James Reynolds, who chairs the Lebanon Pride board. “This event is a celebration of people and community. We want everyone to feel welcome in Lebanon regardless of their sexuality, race or gender.”
The festival will include food and drink vendors, entertainment and education along with wellness/health information, said Leslie Nahigian, Lebanon Pride co-chair.
“We look forward to working with our LBGTQ+ community, allies and partners to bring this event to Lebanon,” Nahigian said in a previous interview.
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