Completely centered around pride and diversity, the parade through Downtown Las Vegas on October 8 and the festival on October 9 will be bigger and more fabulous after the at-home virtual celebration in 2020.
The biggest LGBTQ+ event of the year, Las Vegas PRIDE, is expected to return live October 8 and 9. Spectators will be jumping in their boots as they enjoy a multitude of events from bull riding and roping to barrel racing during the annual three-day event held at Horseman’s Park. September 17−19, the Nevada Gay Rodeo Association’s BigHorn Rodeo will once again ride into Las Vegas, bringing with it all the typical rodeo favorites and camp events. A week filled with exciting activities, exclusive excursions, and outrageous parties, SMOKEOUT is the largest event celebrating a vibrant sub-culture of the gay community.įrom bull riding to cattle roping, the rodeo thrives in Vegas. – 7 p.m.Ĭelebrating gay men of all shapes and sizes, who are also cigar and pipe aficionados, bikers or leathermen, SMOKEOUT 2021 will be on fire at Tuscany Suites and Casino, August 25 – 30. The Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce Nevada, a non-profit advocacy group that aims to expand the economic opportunities and advancement of the LGBTQ+ business community will host its summer virtual mixer Wednesday, June 16 from 6 p.m. The festival will kick off with Pride Night at Cowabunga Bay on Friday, May 28 from 8 p.m.
The Inaugural Henderson Pride Festival will include a series of events focused on celebrating diversity, self-awareness, promoting family values and health and wellness in all its forms. A United States Bowling Congress (USBC) sanctioned tournament, IGBO Annual 2021 promises fun, competition and camaraderie. The International Gay Bowling Organization’s IGBO Annual 2021 returns to Las Vegas May 26 – 30 at The Orleans. Kicking off in May and running through September, the weekly poolside dance party features specialty drinks, new DJs each week spinning the summer’s hottest soundtracks and nonstop fun in the sun. Take the party to the pool for Temptation Sundays at Luxor Hotel and Casino. Featuring a wide variety of LGBTQ+-driven entertainment, dining, nightlife and special events, Las Vegas is the ultimate, inclusive escape for anyone and everyone for any occasion. Warren set the internet ablaze with her response to a question asked by Morgan Cox, chair of the Human Rights Campaign board of directors, about how she would respond to someone whose faith teaches them that “marriage is between one man and one woman.From annual events to amazing entertainment, Las Vegas proudly celebrates the LGBTQ+ community and empowers travelers to embrace who they are year-round. Warren’s appearance at the parade comes on the heels of the latest Democratic presidential town hall earlier this week, hosted by CNN and the Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC). Chasten Buttigieg, husband of Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg, was present, as was Jill Biden, the wife of former vice president Joe Biden.
But she was joined by several family members of nominees. Warren was the only White House hopeful present at the festivities in Nevada, where the presidential nominating caucuses take place on Feb. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)Ī longtime supporter of the LGBTQ+ community, Warren made a virtual surprise appearance at RuPaul’s DragCon NYC last month. 22nd annual PRIDE Night Parade in Las Vegas, Nevada. Elizabeth Warren and drag queen Shea Coulee march in the Southern Nevada Association of Pride Inc.