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During Pride Festival 2023, the Warwickshire Pride dog show will be held. If you wish to enter your dog, please head to the bandstand from 12:00pm to register, so the show can begin at 12:30pm.

The cost of putting on the festival has risen significantly this year. We have less sponsorship and funding, so we’ve had to prioritise putting on an inclusive, accessible festival for all to enjoy over having a headliner and after-party.

At this year’s Warwickshire Pride festival, the wonderful British Sign Language interpreters will be returning. We want EVERYONE to be able to attend Pride, enjoy it, and feel welcomed, included, accepted and represented.

We particularly welcome applications from counsellors who are LGBT+. If you have already applied, we’ll be in touch soon. In the meantime, applications are still being accepted until the end of this month.

The Warwickshire Pride Festival 2023 webpages have been updated with information on the entertainment and stalls that will be present during the day.

We are still seeking sponsorship for this year’s Warwickshire Pride festival and are keen to build strong relations with local businesses for the benefit of LGBT+ people. There are a range of options available, with some great perks of being a sponsor.

We particularly welcome applications from counsellors who are LGBT+. If you have already applied, we’ll be in touch soon. In the meantime, applications are still being accepted until the end of this month.

They’re being let loose from Coventry and will be performing live on the main stage at this year’s festival. If you’ve seen The Saturnos perform before, you’ll know that you’re in for a treat.

Our LGBT+ awareness training is a high quality and in-demand learning experience. More and more organisations are booking our training for their teams. If you’re after some top notch LGBT+ awareness training, get in touch.

Alan A Sound is a Brighton-based singer, songwriter and performer. They performed at the first Warwickshire Pride back in 2013. Ten years later, they’re back and we’re excited to be welcoming them again.

Thank you to Out-Out for making this statement after our Chair was subjected to abuse at Rugby Pride on Sunday. Criticism is fine. Hate is not.

Mikaela is a proud deaf, disfigured trans woman who will be performing her own songs on the main stage. Mikaela is part of Warwickshire Pride’s family of volunteers, giving her time to volunteer at our LGBT+ youth group in Leamington.