Miami Beach has been celebrating PRIDE for 18 years, but Nicole Moudaber said she has been partying with the LGBTQ community for a lot longer.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Friday morning at Lummus Park, where Miami Beach’s iconic rainbow sidewalk was installed at less than six months after it was removed from its previous location by the state.
Eighteen years later, Miami Beach Pride is still one of the stand out events that happens on Ocean Drive, and this year, it’s bigger, bolder and more vibrant than ever.
With just hours away, a team embracing rainbows prepared a network of stages for Stonewall Pride events on Saturday and Sunday in Wilton Manors.
This weekend the 17th annual Miami Beach Pride festival was held.
While standing in front of a heart-shaped rainbow “LOVE” sculpture, Claudia Castillo said Saturday in Wilton Manors was a celebration of the rights of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or queer community.
Actor Billy Porter, a musical theater legend and advocate who has been living with HIV since 2007, was celebrating Pride in South Beach as a singer-songwriter and performer.
Just a week after 75-year-old Jim Fahy was tragically killed during a Wilton Manors parade celebrating the month of Pride, his community is joining together to celebrate his life.