From a block party to the largest pride parade to date, El Paso came out to celebrate Pride Month with vigor and zeal.

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El Paso began celebrating Pride Month at the beginning of June with various events across the city, including two of its most popular events, Pride Fest and Pride Parade.

Below is a photo gallery round-up provided by two local and phenomenal photographers, Nitro Dresden and Viridiana Villa.

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Thousands of El Pasoans came out to support and celebrate Pride Fest, which took place at the iconic nightclub, the OP (Old Plantation) off S. Ochoa St. in downtown El Paso.

The event spanned indoors and outdoors, bringing local, regional, and national talent such as RuPaul's drag race stars to the vivid block party.

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The 17th annual Pride Parade this year also drew in thousands of spectators and over one-hundred participants becoming the largest Pride Parade in El Paso history. Participants included organizations and businesses from El Paso Electric to Bank of America and mascots such as Chico the Chihuahua and Ozzy from the Locomotives.

The photo gallery below illustrates the love and unity in support of our LGBTQ+ community.

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And the fun continues this weekend as El Paso Sun City Pride closes out Pride Month celebrations at Wet n' Wild Water World for an all-day party on Sunday, July 3, 2022.

For tickets and more details, visit suncitypride.org.

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For over a decade now, El Paso Sun City Pride has brought people together to celebrate inclusion while raising thousands of dollars in academic scholarships to support our LGBTQ+ community.

Photo Gallery: El Paso Sun City Pride Fest & Pride Parade 2022

El Paso showed up for the 2022 Sun City Pride Fest and Pride Parade which also happened to be the largest in El Paso history with over 100 floats and thousands of participants and spectators celebrating inclusivity and diversity.

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