Celebrate Pride across Nova Scotia!

June 3, 2025

Parades will be held across the province, Details here:

Cumberland Pride: Saturday, June 14 at 2 pm – Meet in Amherst at the corner of Victoria and Church St.

Valley Pride: Saturday, June 28 at 11 am – Parade starts at Miners’ Marsh in Kentville.

Truro Pride: Saturday,June 28, Meet at 1 pm at Colchester Legion Stadium

Annapolis Royal Pride: Saturday, July 5 at 1:30 pm – Parade is from the Courthouse down, St. George St. to Market Square.

West Hants Pride: Saturday, July 5 – Parade starts at Victoria Park in Windsor at 2 pm.

Lunenburg Pride: In Bridgewater on Sunday, July 6 – It starts at the NSCC Campus in Bridgewater, 75 High St., at 3 pm.

Halifax Pride: Saturday, July 19 at 12 noon, meet at the roundabout at Bell Road and Rainnie Drive, follows Cogswell Street, turns right on Duke Street, down Parade Square to Barrington Street, then left onto Spring Garden Road, left again onto South Park Street, and ends near Sackville Street.

Cape Breton Pride: Saturday, August 9, in Sydney, meet at 12 pm on George St.

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