Cheerleaders, Girl Scouts, and go-go boys -- Sacramento Pride is a slice of California LGBT life.
June 18 2014 5:00 AM EST
November 17 2015 5:28 AM EST
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Churches, families, and even the Girl Scouts got in on the fun at the 30th annual Sacramento Pride Festival on the Capitol Mall Saturday. The event is produced by the Sacramento LGBT Community Center. LGBT Community Center president David Heitstuman told The Sacramento Bee, "I think being in the shadows of the capitol is a really fantastic thing. We get our state and local elected officials marching alongside us." For more information on Sacramento Pride, check out SacramentoPride.org and Facebook.com/SacramentoPride.
See photos from the event on the following pages.
Ugly ducklings turn into swan go-go boys at Pride.
Is that a flamingo on your head, or are you just happy to see us?
Empresses and their attendants.
Wave to the crowd, your highness.
Lady Liberty, visiting from New York.
Matchy-matchy.
It's a great day for acting on your fantasy outfits.
Religious representation.
Tutu much.
The crowd watches a cheerleading squad.
Please watch for flying cheerleaders.
Smiling, and strolling, and smiling.
The king of Leather.
Great day for a family outing.
Declaring his gayness.
Leave no color unworn.
There is no separation of church and state at Gay Pride.
Just out shopping and suddenly swept into a parade!
Bye-bye, boys. Sorry to see you go, as much fun as it is watching you leave.
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