To commemorate 30 years of Brighton & Hove Pride, the BBC commissioned two short stories for Radio 4 and they will be available on BBC Sounds. In Fidget by Colin Bytheway, Janet has seen Luke for 9 years and is hoping to catch a glimpse of her son in Brighton at the annual Pride Parade- […]
Despite an overcast sky, there was an impressive turnout in Preston Park on October 14 for the 2018 Pride Dog Show which was postponed earlier in the year due to inclement weather.
The Pride Dog show, one of the most popular community events staged during the annual Brighton Pride celebrations is once again at Preston Park on Sunday, July 29, from noon-5pm.
Pride Festival tickets go on sale at noon today, Tuesday, January 16 with first and second early bird prices frozen for the fifth year. Brighton Pride 2018 is a Pride with Purpose as the city of Brighton & Hove welcomes visitors from across the world to fundraise, celebrate, campaign and party together with Pride.
The Pride Dog Show, one of Pride’s most popular and accessible events, is tomorrow, Sunday July 31 starting at 11am at its new home on Preston Park.
With less than 100 days to go, the countdown to Brighton Pride 2015 is well underway as Pride organisers prepare to deliver the biggest Pride celebrations the city has ever seen. This year promises a citywide celebration as our diverse and spectacular communities come together to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Pride in The City with a wonderful Carnival of Diversity, the first edition of the Pride Diversity Games sponsored by Domestic & General and the ever popular Pride Dog Show.
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