Huntington gay pride parade

Join us June 8th in Huntington Village and be part of the most consequential Pride of our lifetime.

One of the grand marshals is Tameka Mays, a detective sergeant with the Suffolk Police Department working within the organization to make sure everyone in uniform and out of it knows the department is an accepting place. Caroline Flynn.

Council Member Theresa Mari with Town of Huntington shared, "The goal of it is to make sure everyone in our community feels included. The 34th Annual Long Island Pride Parade will kick-off at 12n beginning at the intersection of Clinton Avenue and Main Street in Huntington Village.

More Stories Pride parade marches through Babylon Village ds ago. From our first parade in —won through a court battle—to today, Long Island Pride has always stood for visibility, safety, and change. Participants will march down Main Street all the way to the intersection of Main Street and Prime Avenue, where a festival and concert will immediately follow.

PrideParade net Long Island :

She said the resolution came about after learning her legislative secretary, Phillip Griffin, struggled to find a place to belong when he came out at The parade begins on Sunday at 12 p. Thousands are expected to gather to celebrate its 34th year with a parade and festival.

We are visible within the police department, and we exist no matter if you want to be a police officer or have a family member. More from News From our first parade in —won through a court battle—to today, Long Island Pride has always stood for visibility, safety, and change.

Long Island Pride returns to Huntington Sunday.

Pride Parade Huntington Prime : Thousands are expected to gather to celebrate its 34th year with a parade and festival

Join them June 8th in Huntington Village and be part of the most consequential Pride of our lifetime. Organizers say will be the biggest year yet. Scouting America, formerly Boy Scouts of America will join the parade route for the first time ever. Long Island Pride celebration begins Sunday in Huntington Organizers say will be the biggest year yet.

The festival in Heckscher Park will be packed with vendors, an hourslong show with multiple performers and an area for families with bounce houses. This will be our first time attending!! The Long Island Pride celebration returns.

Mays explained, "I hope it opens their eyes to see that we are present.