Montclair pride festival set to celebrate diversity and community

Montclair Pride Festival Set to Celebrate Diversity and Community

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June 8, 2024

MONTCLAIR, NJ—The Montclair Pride Festival returns on June 8 from 12 PM to 6 PM at the intersection of Bloomfield Ave and Fullerton Ave, promising a vibrant celebration of diversity and community spirit. Following last year’s impressive turnout of over 26,500 attendees, this year’s festival is expected to be equally spectacular.

The festival will feature three stages, each showcasing a diverse array of performances from musicians, dancers, and spoken word artists. Attendees will be treated to nonstop live entertainment throughout the day.

In addition to the performances, the festival grounds will host a lively sponsor village. This area will be bustling with artisans, LGBTQ+ owned businesses, and community organizations. A family zone will be available for attendees with children, ensuring that the festival offers fun and engaging activities for all ages.

Guests will also have the opportunity to enjoy a wide selection of food from various trucks and vendors, offering everything from local favorites to international cuisines, along with a variety of drinks. Informative resource booths will be set up to provide valuable information on LGBTQ+ issues and services available both locally and beyond.

Admission to the Montclair Pride Festival is free, making it accessible to everyone who wishes to participate in this day of celebration and solidarity. More details can be found on the festival’s official website.

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