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Drag Syndrome is the world’s first and only collective of drag queens and kings with Down’s Syndrome. Drag Syndrome are known for their infectious, joyful and innovative interpretation of drag and performance art.

The wonderful Happy Buddys is donating 10% from sales of their Pride range of dog accessories to Warwickshire Pride during May and June.

She’ll back this year to host the main stage. She may perform some songs too. It wouldn’t be Warwickshire Pride without old Sass.

They are a theatrical/musical/comical/operatical female duo on a musical mission to encourage audiences toward climate action with their unique songs that put the “oooh” in “existential doom”!

We have been working with Warwickshire Police for some time to push for more to be done to tackle LGBT+ hate crime and achieve satisfactory outcomes for victims.

This fantastic group of allies, including our Nuneaton coffee morning and Proud Parents facilitator Mo, will be playing fabulous songs that you’ll know and you can sing along to.

For the third year running Heather Alice-Grace Orchard (they/she/fae) will be taking to the stage at Warwickshire Pride to deliver a speech aiming to empower, inspire and help create a better world for trans+ people.

We can’t afford the real Olly Alexander but we’ve got the next best thing with this incredible tribute act, complete with backing dancers. Expect to hear all the hits.

We support, champion and celebrate lesbians every day. From our lesbian trustees, to lesbian volunteers, to all the wonderful lesbians who access our services.

This fabulous spring barn dance is happening in Rugby on Friday 26th April. Funds from a raffle at the event will be donated to Warwickshire Pride.

Amrick Channa is an international powerhouse diva vocalist who has performed at clubs and festivals from Miami to Ibiza to London to Slovenia for legendary dance brands such as Pacha Ibiza and Ministry of Sound!

At our Proud Youth Warwickshire LGBT+ youth groups this week, young people have been decorating cakes and holding discussions for Autism Awareness Month.