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SF Pride Celebration in Civic Center
    Saturday, June 26, 2010
    Noon to 6:00 p.m. – Civic Center [MAP]


    Sunday, June 27, 2010
    Noon to 7:00 p.m. – Civic Center [MAP]
 

Table of Contents
    About the SF Pride Celebration
    2010 Event Theme
    Free Admission
   
    Past San Francisco Pride Themes

    Event Map
   
Main Stage
    Community-Run Stages & Venues

    Green Initiatives
 

About the San Francisco Pride Celebration

   

 

 

Photo Credit: Jane Cleland

   
    San Francisco Pride has been said to be "one of the last remaining pride events that can truly be called a rite of passage." 2010 marks the 40th anniversary of the San Francisco Pride Celebration and Parade.
    The event will be held over the weekend of June 26 and 27, 2010 in the Civic Center of downtown San Francisco.
    With over 200 parade contingents, 300 exhibitors, and 19 stages and venues, the San Francisco LGBT Pride Celebration and Parade is the largest LGBT gathering in the nation.
    The San Francisco Pride Celebration is packed with a wide variety of exhibitors, artists, music of all kinds, performers, dance stages and venues, and fun. There really is something here for everyone.
    The Celebration at Civic Center is host to our Main Stage where in 2009 Asian pop sensation BoA wowed Pride-goers with new beats alongside Solange Knowles and the Cliks and where in 2008, attendees saw Lady Gaga, Margaret Cho, Kat DeLuna, Inaya Day, Crystal Waters, speakers from the marriage equality movement, and San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, among others.

2010 Event Theme

 
 

Photo Credit:
Juan Carlos Pometta Betancourt

   
    The event theme for the 40th annual San Francisco Pride Celebration & Parade was selected by Pride's Membership.  Acknowledging the need for celebration in the wake of Prop 8, the membership selected "Forty and Fabulous" from a slate of 51 potential themes, each submitted by community members and members of Pride.  Member Richard Kravitz, who submitted the winning theme, explained his submission, "I thought that we needed something fun.  Last year, I told Executive Director Lindsey Jones that the theme for next year should be ‘Forty and Fabulous.’ She said to submit it, and so I did."

FREE Admission
    The San Francisco LGBT Pride Celebration Committee takes very seriously its commitment to maintaining an event that is open to people of all economic backgrounds.
    Your generosity at the entrances to the Celebration in the form of donations helps keep San Francisco Pride free to all members of the community and provides crucial support to this important community event.
    Our donations program also helps to support over eighty Bay Area non-profit organizations through our Community Partners Program. Donations from the celebration have helped San Francisco Pride to give back more than $1.6 million in grants since 1997.
   With your help, we can do even better this year and invest in our community's future.
    Join us for two days of music, food and fun... all for FREE! No tickets are needed and no one is ever turned away for lack of funds.

Past San Francisco Pride Themes

1970 No theme selected
1971 No event held
1972 No theme selected
1973 A Celebration of the Gay Experience
1974 Gay Freedom by '76
1975 Join Us, The More Visible We Are, The Stronger We Become
1976 United for Freedom, Diversity is our Strength
1977 Gay Frontiers: Past, Present, Future
1978 Come Out with Joy, Speak out for Justice
1979 Our Time has Come
1980 Liberty and Justice for All
1981 Front Line of Freedom
1982 Out of Many...One
1983 Strengthen the Ties, Break the Chains
1984 Unity & More in '84
1985 Honor our Past, Secure our Future
1986 Forward Together, No Turning Back
1987 Proud, Strong, United
1988 Rightfully Proud
1989 Stonewall 20: A Generation of Pride
1990 The Future Is Ours
1991 Hand in Hand Together
1992 A Simple Matter of Justice
1993 Year of The Queer
1994 San Francisco to Stonewall: Pride & Protest
1995 A World Without Borders
1996 Equality & Justice For All
1997 One Community Many Faces
1998 Shakin' It Up
1999 Proud Heritage, Powerful Future
2000 It's About Freedom
2001 Queerific
2002 Be Yourself, Change the World
2003 You've Gotta Give Them Hope
2004 Out 4 Justice
2005 Stand Up, Stand Out, Stand Proud
2006 Commemorate, Educate, Liberate — Celebrate!
2007 Pride, Not Prejudice
2008 United by Pride, Bound for Equality
2009 "In Order to Form a More Perfect Union..."
2010 Forty and Fabulous

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