This year’s festivities, set to take place from Tuesday, Aug. 27, to Sunday, Sept. 1.
ATLANTA — As the city prepares for Atlanta Black Pride Weekend, organizers promise an event filled with celebration, education and community engagement as it joins up with a national organization.
This year’s festivities, set to take place from Tuesday, Aug. 27, to Sunday, Sept. 1, are expected to attract over 175,000 attendees, including global influencers, artists and activists.
Atlanta Black Pride Weekend, which touts itself as the world’s largest Black Gay Pride event, will be elevated this year by efforts from Global Black Pride. The event will feature several activities for all ages, including the annual Youth Festival, the Pure Heat Community Festival, and a new Freedom March planned on Sunday.
“We are so thrilled to be partnered with Atlanta Black Pride weekend,” Micheal Ighodaro, Founder of Global Black Pride, said. “We have a numberr of artists headlining for the first …